Hotel Montenegro Beach Resort

... like they were having fun and enjoying their holiday. I certainly enjoyed Budva despite my health problems. Budva is a lot better than Ulcinj but not close to Dubrovnik either. It is a relatively inexpensive fun beach resort for the whole ...

... may not be open for general public at all times, or entrance may be charged, because this is favorite resort of Montenegrin officials. Milocer beach Milocer Beach is situated beneath the former summer resort of the royal Karadorevic family. It ...

... at 7pm - full of stones and rubbish and yucky water, backed by ugly hotel and apartment complexes). We reckon 2/3 of Montenegro were on that beach.  We drove in....and promptly drove out again.  Not for us - it was like being in a totally ...

Down to the final leg off my jaunt through Montenegro, and I'm now sitting in the small semi-resort town of Ulcinj. It's situated only about 20km in from the Albanian border, but from the looks of things and the population itself it might as well be ...

from Ragusa-Dubrovnik on the croatian coast I reached the border with Montenegro in a couple of hours. The custom officer checked particularly the documents of my car and a woman sold me the vignette at the cost of 10 euro, the currency that circulates in ...

(Written by Dave)  Due to lack of Big Sky escape time, we were forced to move quickly south. Montenegro gained notoriety with Hollywood several years ago, but this was primarily centered around a tiny EXCLUSIVE resort island.  We researched the ...

... is a tiny place and - apart from the minute amount of sights to see on the little island - it's little more than a beach resort. Again, the beach is nothing to write home about . . . mostly pebbles with a feeble sprinkling of sand beyond it. The bus had ...

... the road - we finally reached Budva, where a colleague had agreed a room for us. Budva is the most busy Montenegrian resort, mostly thanks to its nightlife that attracts crowds from nearby villages aswell. The streets leading away from the Old Town are ...

... views, and also pretty much brought the stay in Budva to a close in a significant and memorable way. In short, Montenegro had delivered, despite its relatively small size and profile, and is further evidence of the folly that is striking off lesser-known ...

... day we would stop at his father's family's house for dinner and leave from there making our way into Montenegro for a ten day vacation staying at his friend's resort on Budva's seaside coast. Along the way Darko told me he would give me the best tour I ...

... amazing with sheer drops to the side and lush, green forests. After we arrived we jumped on a bus to our next stop, the holiday resort of Budva. We decided to stay in a hostel again this time as it was the cheapest option and the campsite was closed. The ...

... . I've got two nights here, so I'll probably look a little further down the coast for the day tomorrow. The formerly posh resort island of Sveti Stefan is only a few kilometers away and then the industrial port of Bar is not too much further beyond ...

... - for that you have to go to the info desk at the train station (yes, the one lacking English!!). Favourite things in Yugolsavia: - Great alfresco cafes with reclining deck chairs more suited to a beach side resort. - No summer time tourist ...

... ) and flew from Birmingham to Ljubljana - landing in pouring rain - and then journeyed to the coastal resort of Portoroz where we stayed in the 4* Hotel Slovenija.   We liked Slovenia very much - it is clean, efficient and welcoming. Our hotel, ...

... orchestra of zydeco washboards.   Today we took the ferry to Korcula. Good bye to Hvar.   September 16   Montenegro Cliff Hanger   The elderly Irish tourist was doubled over, with his hands on his knees, dry heaving beside the ...

... and gave us a low down on the whole country and where to go and where not.  Unfortunately we found facilities in Montenegro to range from shocking to absolutely disgusting. We got the local bus into Herceg Novi and expected it to be very touristy ...

... organic vegetable salads helped make the experience enjoyable. Everything grown and sold is local and organic; both Bosnia Herzegovina and Montenegro do not have the economic means for pesticides and we hope as they move towards joining the EU some day ...

... reason enough to visit the countries. Next up I'll be breezing through (well, I hope it goes smoothly) Macedonia, Albania and Montenegro enroute to Croatia. Wish me luck! "it's thoughts like this that catch my troubled head when you're away when ...