I have been living in Budva for 18 years and I am gonna be objective now. Ok so first thing you should know is that this town is danger free. Here everybody knows everybody, so don't expect from locals to try anything. It is completly violent free, well unless you are looking for trouble (attacking, insulting etc..). So there are only two things that can happen to you and those are theft and car accident. As I said locals won't steal from you but there are people who come here just to do so, I have seen that a couple of times. Thieves will not hurt you, they will steal while you are not looking (like while you are in the water to and to prevent that just have one of your friendss to stay on shore or don't bring anything valuable to the beach). So far I have only seen gipsies do that. And for car accidents just cross the street when cars stop to let you through.
Written Apr 7, 2013
In the few days in this town I haven’t notice any incident or any case that I can warn about.
The city feels really safe and trouble free as you do not even see the presence of the police or any security around, so I guess that are not really needed (yet)
Written Apr 25, 2011
If you see the sign of Autosaobracaj Kragujevac, try to avoid that bus. There are chances to travel normally, but you can hear a proposal from bus-driver to stand for 10 hours as there are no place to seat down, and the fact that you have reservation for the seat, payed two days in advance, may not help, as they have sold the same reservations to the others. But they care to protect their customers from kittens, so your kitten will not be allowed to enter Autosaobracaj bus.
So, if you want to be sure to have seat in the bus or if you travel with pet, no matter how small it is – avoid Autosaobracaj Kragujevac.
You can read at the Autosaobracaj web presentation: "In our business philosophy, the word 'friend' dominates – it refers to all employees, to all business partners and to all our passengers… Therefore, our motto is JOURNEY WITH THE FRIEND!" – what a hypocrisy!
Updated Jan 9, 2010
One problem with Budva is overcrowded during summer months. So my advice for you is to visit Budva in non season time – In May or after September 15th. Don't worry about weather – swimming season starts in May and last till November.
Written Jan 6, 2005
...Especially when you are walking around the wall over the sea. You'll never find anything that you drop over the edge.
Don't let that stop you from walking to the east side of the city of Budva along the 15th century battlements. You'll get beautiful views of the Adriatic Sea, the Montenegrin Coast, and the Budva Riviera.
Written Jan 3, 2005
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