Discover Budva 2026

The over 2,500-year-old old town, enclosed by Venetian city walls, ranks among the oldest settlements on the Adriatic coast and captivates with narrow cobblestone lanes, small churches and numerous cafés among restored stone houses.

The small fortress at the tip of the old town peninsula houses a library with historic books as well as a maritime museum and offers one of the finest views of the Adriatic and the surrounding coast from its walls.

The two pebble and sand coves, connected by a short rock tunnel right below the old town, rank among the most beautiful beaches on the Montenegrin Riviera, offering clear water and a picturesque view back toward the city walls.

As the party capital of the Montenegrin coast, Budva offers numerous beach clubs, bars and open-air discos along the coastline, drawing a young, international crowd especially in high summer well into the early morning.

Tivat Airport lies only about 20 kilometers north and is served seasonally from several European cities; from there Budva is reachable by taxi or bus in about 30 minutes. Alternatively, Budva is reachable from Dubrovnik in Croatia in about two hours by car.

The over 2,500-year-old old town, enclosed by Venetian city walls, ranks among the oldest settlements on the Adriatic coast and captivates with narrow cobblestone lanes, small churches and numerous cafés among restored stone houses.

The small fortress at the tip of the old town peninsula houses a library with historic books as well as a maritime museum and offers one of the finest views of the Adriatic and the surrounding coast from its walls.

The two pebble and sand coves, connected by a short rock tunnel right below the old town, rank among the most beautiful beaches on the Montenegrin Riviera, offering clear water and a picturesque view back toward the city walls.