Budva Apartments

Budva Riviera, one of Montenegro's most famous tourist destinations, offers various types of accommodation in all categories. Budva Municipality includes the following locations: Budva, Bečići, Miločer, Sveti Stefan, Petrovac, and about forty other smaller settlements. From the private accommodation options (apartments and villas) in Budva, we highlight the following: Memidz Apartments are located in Budva, opposite the reception of the "Slovenska Plaza" hotel. The building is only 300 meters from the sea. Stevic Apartments will satisfy even the most diverse needs of guests and their standards. Here you will find the perfect place for relaxation and enjoyment. Luxuriously furnished apartments ensure high quality accommodation and provide maximum comfort. All apartments are air-conditioned and have sea views. RI N Apartments are located in Budva in the Podkošljun settlement, in a private house with a separate entrance. They are equipped in a modern and very comfortable style, with the note that water is always available. They are 300 m from the beach and about 2 km from the Old Town of Budva. Vanja Apartments are located above "Jaz" beach in Prijevor, at an altitude of 80 m, 2 km away from the center of Budva. Due to the natural environment, the temperature is on average lower than in the city. Božović Private Accommodation - We are located in the center of Budva, on Mainski put street bb, only 700 m from the sea (7-8 minutes walk) and 900 m from the Old Town.

About the area

The Budva Riviera is less a single town than a chain of settlements strung along about 25 kilometres of coast, and knowing the differences between them is most of the planning. Budva itself is the hub: the walled old town on its rocky spur, the marina, the market, the bus station and the long pebble sweep of Slovenska plaža, with the nightlife concentrated into a few streets that stay loud until dawn in August. Immediately east, Bečići and Rafailovići offer the longest beach and a slightly calmer version of the same thing.

Further along, the character keeps shifting. Miločer's shaded park and Sveti Stefan's fortified islet, joined to the shore by a sand causeway, make up the most photographed corner of the country. Pržno and Kamenovo are small pebble bays for people who want to swim rather than be seen. Petrovac, at the southern end, is the family option — a walled promenade, two red-sand beaches and a Venetian fort on the rocks. West of Budva, Jaz is the open beach used for the big summer concerts, and past it the road turns inland toward Tivat and the airport. Frequent local buses along the coast road connect almost all of it, which makes a car optional rather than essential.