One of the Balkan Countries, Montenegro, is another popular tourist destination. And one of the most visited towns in the said country is Budva. This town in Montenegro is on the Adriatic Sea. Its sandy beaches and nightlife are just some of the few reasons why people love going here!

Who wouldn’t love to see the old Budva in the Old Town? Swim at the clear blue water and feel the fine sandy beaches? Admire the amazing historic architecture of the buildings and trying some local food? These things are possible in one area, in Budva! If you’re planning to spend your holiday in Montenegro, Budva is a town that you should not forget. A lot of exciting and fun experiences await you here! So in this article, we put some of the things to do in Budva. These activities would let you learn more about the country and this certain town. Get to experience like a local and a tourist at the same time!

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Here are the things to do in Budva, Montenegro that you should try:

1. Visit the Altstadt (Old Town) Budva

The Old Town Budva is charming and historical. There are some little shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants within the walls that give you plenty of choices day and night. You’ll also find jewelry and souvenir shops which are perfect before you leave the city. Surely a lot of things are possible here, no time will be wasted, so make the most out of it. If you’re in to experience the Old Budva, this is the place to be.

2. Strike a pose at the Statua Ballerina

This statue is located near the old town. The place where the statue stands offers a very beautiful view of the ocean. A lot of people wait in line just to take a picture of it. If you’re a fan of photography or you love posing in front of cameras, you can mimic the statues pose and have a cool photo!

3. Swim at the Mogren Beach

Mogren beach is one of the most popular and attractive beaches in Montenegro. It consists of two beaches. With its medium grain sand and sun exposure, a lot of people love staying here during the summer season. These beaches were named after the Spanish sailor Mohrin. He built a church on the beach dedicated to St. Anthon. The church is located on Mogren II Beach.

4. Learn history at Citadel

Citadel is a 15th-century edifice, which has the remains of St. Mary's Church, terraced gates, several squares, and the former building of army barracks. There’s an entrance fee of 3.5 EUR as of this writing. But the things that you will see inside are all worth it. Full of history and awesome views. Citadel is well-preserved so you’d feel like walking back in time once you entered.

5. Walk through the Tunnel Between Budva and Becici

A very interesting tunnel that connects two magnificent towns in Montenegro. You can literally walk from Budva to Becici in less than 15 minutes. Inside, you’ll find a lot of lights and pictures that are hung. This tunnel is not just an attraction to visit but it’s better to say that it’s a big convenience to travel without having to walk alongside the road. This is probably the safest and most interesting way of traveling from a city to another city.

6. Visit the Podmaine Monastery

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If you’re craving some peaceful surroundings, this is the place to be! Located high in the hills, Podmaine Monastery offers tranquility and quiet place. All the monks in the monastery are kind and friendly that you’ll surely feel welcome. You can also get to learn about the history of the orthodox faith and the monastery itself. So if you don’t mind visiting a monastery, then you should add this one to your itineraries.

7. Feel like a King and Queen at the Royal Beach

It’s a beautiful beach surrounded by cliffs, trees, and clear blue water. The views are also breathtaking. The beach is located in front of Villa Milocer which is a private residence. This is also the reason why visitors should pay before they can swim at the beach. But if you’re staying at the Aman Sveti Stefan, it will enable you to swim at this private beach without paying.

8. Walk back in time at the Budva City Walls

The very beautiful Budva City Walls are well-preserved. Just by walking here, you can look at the ancient walls and arrows, enjoy magnificent views of the Adriatic Sea, and the mighty cliffs. The awesome nature of Montenegro and the coastal settlements are also some of the views that you must see. Don’t forget to bring your camera and wear your best OOTDs as the things that you will see here are picturesque.

9. Attend a mass at Saint Ivan Church

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Saint Ivan Church stands out as a majestic old church architecture from the 13th century with a bell tower that peals out. An active church with interesting mural or fresco as a centerpiece. However, taking pictures inside the church is prohibited, as well as climbing the bell tower. But admiring the church itself and wandering around the area is enough to appreciate the beauty that it has.

10. Admire the arts or buy souvenirs at the Magic Yard Gallery

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If you’re interested to see arts by locals from Montenegro and Serbia, then you should head to Magic Yard Gallery. Inside the gallery, you’ll see lots of cool jewelry and art pieces. Lovely handmade works are worth to buy as your souvenir. You can choose from ceramics, glass, paintings, light fixtures, jewelry, and other textiles at a very reasonable price.

These things to do in Budva, Montenegro will guarantee you a nice stay in this wonderful town. For those who are looking for the best and relaxing holiday vacation, this list would give you an idea of what you should do. So what are you waiting for? Book that flight and enjoy the adventure in Budva, Montenegro!

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