Holidays in Budva (Montenegro): tours from Almaty from 755,000 ₸

the trip to Budva turned out alright, even on the plus side. we flew at night, i didn't sleep at all, but we met the sunrise already there – asphalt, palms, some strange smell, like pine and sea at the same time... probably resin. The manager sorted everything out fast, without extra running around, even though i was nitpicking over the transfer details. the hotel was simple, but the AC worked like a beast and that's the main thing. i went to the old town every evening, the stones there are smooth to a shine, feet slip if it's wet, but sitting by the wall with a beer – bliss. also swam until i turned blue even though the water seemed cool the first two days, then i got into it and basically never got out of the sea

in Budva it was nice... but in the old town by evening there's just no way to get through the crowd, i kept thinking these walls would crush me, but the sea is clean and the morning is quiet, when everyone is still asleep and i'm already walking to the water. The manager even before the flight told me about the local buses and it really saved me, the taxi drivers there charge crazy prices, but overall i came back happy with my trip

Poekhala v Budvu posle togo kak u rebenka nachalis kanikuly, i nuzhno bylo srochno privyt chto-to k Rossii. V turagentstve menedzher bystro podobral variant, i hotel okazalsya ryadom s plyazhem. More chistoe, no appartamenty popalis s krivoy dveryu v vannoy. Vpechatleniya horoshie, hotelos by vernutsya eshe.

In Budva we arrived late, the hotel turned out to be two steps from the sea... but the air conditioner in the room buzzed like a tractor. Otherwise everything came together — dragged around the Old Town, ate cevapi at some woman's place around the corner, fell twice on the slippery tiles and was still happy but the tour had just one nuance that let it down.

went to Budva because needed to clear my head after the divorce, and my friend just sent me the contacts of the agency where she herself booked a tour to Turkey. Took a hotel by the sea, and overall everything worked out: walked around the old town, ate prshut with cheese on the balcony, though the air conditioner in the room rumbled like a tractor, and the wifi only caught near the reception, so four stars, no more)

ақыретке дейін тур агенттігіне бардым, себебі әйелімнің жұмысы ауысты да, демалысты бір апта бұрын брондау керек болды. Будваны таңдадық, себебі таныстарым өткен жазда барған еді, -деп айтып берді бірақ мен оларға сенбедім. Ұшқанда бір орын екіге бөлінген, әйелім терезеден қараса мен дәліз жақта отырдым. Қонақ үй жағажайда дерлік, бірақ ескі қаланың ішінде емес. Таңғы ас, сол бір инендей сұрпақ нан мен бал.... бәрі бірдей емес, әйтпесе бәрі жақсы. Будваны аралап жүріп аяғым ауырды, бірақ әлі күнге сол тасты көшелерді сағындым

Took the package because of my husband, he got a bonus at work and the money had to go somewhere fast. Chose Budva because friends of ours go there every year and don't seem to complain. Arrived at night, checked into the apartments.. the balcony looked straight at somebody's wall, oh well. In the morning I walked around the corner and there's the sea, I almost dropped my bag out of my hands. Walked around the old town, touched those warm stones, smelled of fried fish and some kind of their soap. Everywhere they fed us heavy, portions huge I left half though usually I finish everything. The tiles on the promenade are slippery bastards, couple times I almost went down in my new flip-flops. Came home tanned, happy. Five out of five, going again

booked a tour to Budva because I needed a break from work and from our eternal greyness outside the window, and also acquaintances buzzed my ears off about the sea and the mountains, so I thought well why not. The manager arranged everything fast, without those silly pauses and follow-up questions, the hotel turned out to have a view of a wall and an air conditioner that hummed like a tractor but that's minor stuff, at least it's five minutes on foot to the beach and the burek at the bakery around the corner is hot, I went there every morning and never got tired of it) came back tanned, rested, and I'm already thinking of repeating it, only now in summer

we went to Budva because I needed to take my mind off the divorce, and the manager suggested the option with apartments right by the sea, though at first I actually wanted Greece, but he said there are winds there right now and all that. Well, we arrived, checked in, the sea is warm, but the air conditioner in the bedroom rattled like a tractor, had to turn it off at night, but the balcony faced right onto the old town, and coffee on the promenade cost like tea back home, and otherwise it was fine, four out of five

Took the trip through one Almaty agency — and never once regretted it, everything was organised smoothly, transfers, hotel, even excursions to choose from. The sea in Budva is warm, the air smells of pine trees and salt, and in the evenings it's nice to stroll along the promenade, though there are quite a lot of people.

right away I'll say — Budva is just amazing, I swam in the mornings while everyone was asleep, the water is clear, the rocks are really rough though, but you get in and it's fine. Took a tour through the agency in Astana — the hotel turned out to be far from the beach, walked about twenty minutes and that's in the heat. oh well, at least in the evening in the old town I ate chevaps, they don't make them like that anywhere else, even though it came out expensive.

the trip to Budva turned out just right. the hotel was right by the sea, you go out the gate and your feet are straight in the water . Montenegro surprised me in general, the mountains are so crazy your head spins, and the water is so clear you could look right through it. the bus to Kotor took a whole eternity though, but the views from the window made up for everything. I ate everything in sight there, especially pljeskavica with onions - even though it's a greasy basard, you just can't stop!!. Bought a fridge magnet, now I look at it and remember walking through the old town at night. In the taxi the local driver blasted his music so loud I almost went deaf, but I laughed the whole way to the hotel. I want to come back, probably in autumn when the heat dies down

Жұмыстан бір апта ғана бос уақыт шыққан соң, әйеліммен ақылдасып, демалысты Будвадан алуды ұйғардық. Турды осы жердегі агенттіктен алдым, өйткені бұрын да солар арқылы барып, әуре-сарсаңсыз қайтқанбыз. Қонақ үй теңізге жақын болды, таңертең жағаға түсіп, кешке ескі қаланы аралап жүрдік, бірақ күн өте қатты ыстық болғандықтан, түстен кейін бөлмеде жатып демалдым.

Went to Budva, the hotel turned out okay, but I had to trudge about twenty minutes to the beach, and there it's rocks, not sand, and I kept forgetting to buy proper flip-flops, walked in my own, then regretted it. The food was good, though once they brought fish with bones and I almost choked on it, though that's more my own clumsiness. The sea is clean, the water's cold in the morning, but great during the day, I walked around the old town, touched those walls with my hands, they're really old, and also a local guy was selling pomegranate juice on the promenade — tasty, but expensive, I got one cup. Overall the trip was good, I'd come back again, but with flip-flops and to a different hotel, because those twenty minutes to the beach really annoyed me.

bought a tour to Budva at a local agency and was happy: the hotel turned out to be a simple one, but the sea was five minutes on foot, and the old town is a solid labyrinth of stone, where I accidentally stumbled upon a tiny konoba with home wine and grilled meat... Five out of five, even though the wifi in the room only caught by the door.

took a tour to Budva through an Almaty agency, didn't really choose to be honest just was desperate with vacation. and didn't regret it. the hotel turned out okay, not fancy of course but clean and to the sea it's really five minutes on foot - the road is uphill though.. well that's a small thing. the air there is different, i walked along the promenade every evening and couldn't get enough, though usually i get bored of that kind of thing quickly. i remember how in the old town i went into a small pastry shop, took some kinda cake with pistachios, and it turned out to be cloyingly swet beyond possible but i still ate it. anyway yeah, five stars, would go again

in Montenegro the first days I just freaked out from the sea. Budva... narrow streets, hot stones, I almost burned my feet walking to the beach. The manager arranged everything fast, no hassle. The hotel was ok, but the AC hummed like a tractor — I slept in earplugs, but the view from the balcony... oh well. Breakfasts were the same every day, but the coffee was decent, I drank three cups. Came back tanned, even though I didn't believe there'd be sun in November.

Bought a tour to Budva on a whim, because after the divorce I just wanted the sea and for nobody to bother me, and then a friend happened to recommend this agency, and the manager sorted everything out in one evening, though I remember I kept nagging her about those flights for a long time. The only downside — the hotel was on a hill, and every time I climbed up there like a mountaineer, but the view from the balcony at sunset made up for it all with intrest, honestly, I'd go back there again.

Went to Budva and still keep thinking about the water — it's surprisingly warm there even in the evening, when it's already getting dark and everyone leaves the beach. The crowd of hotels along the shore, of course, is noisy and the sun loungers stand almost right next to each other, but the old town with its stone streets and the smell of fried fish from the cafes makes up for all of it with room to spare.

we finally decided to go somewhere as a family for the first time in three years and i went to the agency to ask about Turkey, but they said it was expensive for our dates and suggested Montenegro, Budva. So we took it, without really thinking honestly. I came back happy — the sea is warm, the beach in the Old Town is rocky of course, but right next to it there's the fortress wall, I touched it with my hand, it's so rough and warm from the sun) the bus to the beach ran rarely but we walked, about twenty minutes and everything was fine except that one time we turned the wrong way and ended up at a market with pomegranates.

spasibo bolshoe za poezdku, iskala prosto otpusk na more i nasha turfirma predlozhila Budvu, ya soglasilas potomu chto nikogda tam ne byla i hotelos posmotret. more chistoe, guliayu po staromu gorodu kazhdyy den, no kogda prismotrelas k otdelke domov - ruchila sebya chto ne vzala normalnyy krem ot solntsa, chto-to vse ravno ostalos priyatnym.. vozvrashayas domoy ponyala chto ochen dovolna poezdkoy i postavila by 5 iz 5 esli by sprosili

Budva is fine, but the beaches are pebbly and the water's freezing in the morning. The manager sorted everything out fast, they gave us a hotel with a view of a wall, but at least it's five minutes on foot to the sea.

Bought a tour to Montenegro, to Budva. The hotel is far from the beach, about twenty minutes on foot, but that's nothing. The sea is clean, the water is clear, and in the mornings fishermen sell fresh fish right on the embankment — I bought some, we fried it ourselves. One disappointment: the wi-fi in the room only caught by the door. But the city itself is cozy, old streets, a fortress, cats everywhere. The weather in March was changeable, but I walked every day. I came back happy with the trip.

Took the package deal spontaneously, just to get the vacation thing sorted and not sit at home. At the travel agency I got a good woman who quickly picked Budva: I wanted the sea, but without the crowds and fuss. And here I am. The hotel turned out simple, but the beach is a stone's throw away, though the sunbeds are paid (and that's, perhaps, the only thing that got to me). The water in February is bracing, but I still went swimming every day, even when the sky got overcast. Came back tanned, happy and with the thought that five out of five is well deserved.

Будвадағы қысқы демалыс керемет болды, әсіресе ескі қалашықтың тар көшелері мен теңіз жағасындағы тыныштық ұнады. Турды осындай бағаға осылай ұйымдастырғаны үшін агенттікке рахмет, бәрі нақты айтылғандай болды.

i booked a tour to Budva on impulse, i just wanted to change the picture before the holidays, and then a friend sent me the contact of an agency in Almaty, and i thought — why not, there's the sea, mountains and all that, though flying in winter seemed like a strange decision to be honest. the hotel turned out right by the old town, the food was okay, but the radiator in the room hummed like a tractor, i even touched it, cold, but the view from the balcony of the fortress made up for everything, i came back happy and without a single complaint2

How my friend got sick and I was left without company and decided to go to the sea alone, went looking for someone who would sort everything out fast, found a local agency in a residential neighborhood, went in, the manager sorted everything out in one evening, though at first I doubted it, because I read reviews online and there was some negativity about delays, in the end I flew and here I am sitting and writing, because it was really a blast and Budva turned out to be exactly what I needed, and the sea is clean and this old town with stones, where I almost wiped out in flip-flops, but that's minor, the main thing is my nerves stayed intact.. I would go again and again through them, but only with my friend, because alone in a cafe in the evenings is still kind of boring, but otherwise the impressions are super.

let me say right away — we went to Budva, and it was the best decision of that summer. The sea is clean, warm, you go in and don't want to come out. We stayed in an apartment not far from the old town, the streets there are narrow, the stones heated up, in the evening you walk barefoot — and it's fine. The food was good everywhere, but what I remember most is one konoba on the promenade where we took grilled fish and homemade wine that smelled like... I don't even know what, but definitely not like store-bought swill. The beaches are pebbly, that's true, without flip-flops the first days were rough. But the water — transparent, you can see every little stone on the bottom. Buses run, but we mostly walked or took taxis, the drivers are calm, they don't blast music. The weather was great, only once it rained at night, and by morning everything dried up.

I booked the trip on a whim, basically — I just needed to switch off from work, and a friend happened to send me a contact. The manager found a hotel in Budva in a couple of days (I'd have been digging around for a week and given up). We arrived, checked in — and went straight to the promenade, because the balcony turned out to have a view of some pipes, though you can see the sea too. In the evening we ate chevapi at a little cafe by the sea, and I sat there happy, because it seems like nothing special, but that simplicity is what a vacation is.

S tur agentstvom obraschalas chtoby otpravit roditeley na more, no tak kak sama letela s nimi, reshili vzat Budvu - hotelos chtob i more riadom i gorod zhivoy (a ne eti tihie poselki gde vecher er bolshe nechego delat). Zaranee hoteli otdohnut, potomu chto rabotyi bylo po goro, no s samogo nachala nachalis melkie nepriednosti - to transfer zhdat dolshe obeshannogo, to nomer ne tot hoteli.. vrode meloch no osadok byl. Kogda uzhe dobralis do mesta - more chistoe, voda teplaia, guliali po staromu gorodu kazhdiy vecher, mno zhdali eti uzkie ulochki i kofe na naberezhnoi. V tselom horoshaya poezdka poluchilas, i ya by skazala chto deneg svoih ona stoila

The trip to Budva turned out great. The manager did everything just right, the hotel was right by the sea, and even that little thing with the room key got sorted out quickly. I came back happy, five stars.

broke my leg on a construction site, cast for three months, and the doctor said sea air, so i went to Budva through the manager, she picked a hotel right by the sea, though at first i wanted Turkey.. didn't bring a wetsuit for nothing, the water is still brisk, but at least i walked around the old town every day, drank coffee on the promenade, the local cats are brazen to the point of horror - one snatched a piece of cheese off the plate right in front of the waiter, and nobody even batted an eye. liked everything, honestly, just wish the food was spicier, i'm used to spices, and there everything was kind of bland

We were planning a beach trip with my friend, and then this whole documents story happened - anyway we decided not to risk it and went through an agency. Budva turned out to be... well, fine, though our hotel was right by the road, and every morning I listened to some trucks rumbling past the windows, but at least the beach was a stone's throw away. I came back tanned and happy, even though the weather let us down a couple of times and we had to sit in a cafe with disgusting coffee.

Ауыр науқасыма байланысты дәрігерге қаралу керек болғандықтан, демалуға уақыт таппай жүргенімде, танысым ұсынған агенттікке барып, шығудың жолын сұрадым, сонда олар маған Будваны ұсынды, мен де келістім. Желтоқсан айында бардым, теңіз суық болды, бірақ таулар мен ауа райы таңқалдырды, әсіресе ескі қаладағы тар көшелер мен жағалаудағы тыныштық ұнады, кейбір кафелер жабық болса да, ашық жерлерден кофе ішіп, демалғанды ұнаттым, қысқасы 5/5.

the trip to Budva turned out silly but great in its own way - we arrived in the evening, I immediately went off looking for food and stumbled on a bakery where I got a burek with cheese, hot, butter running down my fingers, and a cat next to me was yelling so loud I had to share. the sea in December is harsh, I didn't swim, but I climbed around the fortress, the wind kept blowing my hood off, somewhere I lost a glove and found it later on the rocks, the old town is all winding, I circled the same spot a couple of times like an idiot and laughed at myself.

poshla v turagentstvo posovetovatsya naschet poezdki a tam predlozhili Budvu, hotelos prosto vybratsya iz etoy zimy i smenit obstanovku, poetomu soglasilas pochti srazu. v Budve bylo normalno, more shumelo, gulyala po staromu gorodu, no vot v nomere podushki kakie-to ploskije, ya dazhe prosypalas nochyu iz-za etogo. vozvrashchayas domoy ya ponimala chto otdohnula horosho, no bez vozvratov v etot gorod ya by ne poehala snova

In Montenegro I ended up for the first time and immediately understood that this is mine. In Budva I lived in a small apartment where in the mornings the sun hit right through the window, and in the evening it smelled of the sea and fried onion from the neighboring cafe — I had to close the window, otherwise I couldn't fall asleep. Most of all I remember how I touched the warm stones on the beach with my hands and scraped my finger on a shell, but the sea is so clean that you can see every little stone on the bottom. I came back with a suitcase of shells and a light regret that I didn't stay another week.

I went to Budva and didn't regret it. The hotel turned out right by the sea, three steps and you're on the beach, but the sunbeds are paid and that's the only thing that spoiled it, though it's a small thing. The food was okay, even though I'm picky about food. I walked around the old town, touched those walls with my hand — cold, rough. Sunsets... well pretty, whatever. Buses run on schedule, but the drivers speed so hold on tight to the handrail. I came back tanned and happy, though my suitcase got a bit batteerd at the airport. Five out of five, I'd go again.

we went to Budva because the doctor said sea air and my wife had long wanted to see those very streets from the show, though I personally prefer fishing and quiet, well and the agency turned out decent, they did the papers fast, the hotel they gave us wasnt the one in the picture but with a sea view so fine. walked around the old town, touched those warm stones, drank coffee in the mornings on the promenade — tasty, though the prices in the cafes bite, and that local music from the bars kept me from sleeping till two in the morning. overall came back happy.

hotel found quickly, though the streets there twist so much that I walked past the right gate twice. The sea is clean, but the stones by the shore - that's a separate kind of test for your feet, without sandals no way at all. The food was ok, not a restaurant of course, but I never went hungry. The rooms are modest, the air conditioner hummed like a tractor, but it cooled great. On the first day I caught panic because of the local currency - it's all these euros everywhere, and I got confused with rubles, but then I figured out the exchangers. The beach near the hotel is paid, the sunbeds cost decent, but my wife and I just threw our towels on the concrete by the water. I liked that it's a ten minute walk to the old town, there are these walls and some smell... I don't know, of old times or something, I photographed a bunch of everything. We took a taxi a couple of times - expensive, the drivers race shamelessly, fines apparently don't exist for them. I flew back tired but happy, the main thing is the weather didn't let us down.