Nestled on the Adriatic coast of Montenegro, Budva is one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in the Balkans, with a rich history that dates back over 2,500 years. From its origins as an Illyrian settlement, through Roman and Byzantine rule, to the Venetian era and beyond, Budva has been shaped by numerous civilizations—each leaving […]
Why Lake Skadar Deserves a Day Trip Just 54 minutes from Budva’s sun-soaked beaches, Montenegro reveals a wilder, quieter face—Lake Skadar. Tucked between mountains and marshland, this vast freshwater expanse isn’t just the largest lake in the Balkans—it’s a living postcard of untouched beauty and deep-rooted tradition. Here, time slows down. Villages doze along the
Two Towns, One Stunning Bay Montenegro’s Bay of Kotor is the kind of place that doesn’t just impress—it enchants. Enclosed by craggy limestone peaks and shaped like a natural fjord, this Adriatic marvel has long drawn in travelers with its cinematic landscapes and timeless charm. Nestled along its shores are two jewels—Kotor and Perast—each offering
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Budva Beyond the Beaches Why Montenegro’s Nature-Loving Soul Begins Just Outside Budva Budva may be best known for its buzzing beaches, cliffside clubs, and Adriatic sunsets—but step just beyond the shoreline, and a wilder, greener world opens up. For travelers who crave more than cocktails and coastline, Budva is also the gateway to some of
