Things to do in  Budva

High in the Dinara Alps in Montenegro, encompassing Mount Lovćen and its surroundings, Lovćen National Park is known for its beautiful views and its diverse flora and fauna. It's also the site of the mausoleum of Petar II Petrović Njegoš, a poet and philosopher who once served as Montenegro's ruling Prince-Bishop.

A small pocket of stone houses with orange roofs squeezed between beaches, Budva Old Town is the historical part of Budva and the city’s most popular attraction. Behind its walls lies a dense network of houses and pathways, as well as some landmarks such as the Budva Citadel and multiple churches. It’s a must-see for anyone interested in the city’s history and scenery.

Squeezed between the Adriatic and steep hillside surroundings covered in thick nature, Mogren Beach carves out a slim space for beachgoers in Budva. A sheer rocky outcrop separates the two halves of the beach, with just a playful wooden bridge through a tunnel linking the two. Sunbeds increasingly fill the limited real estate here, but there are still some spaces to spread out towels and relax.