Budva can surprise the weather. A few years ago, a real hurricane with a thunderstorm, a shower and a powerful wind happened to July. And in the winter of the same year, the snow unexpectedly fell, bringing local children (and adults) to inhuman delight. Many of them saw the snow for the first time ...
Officially, the season in Budva opens from the beginning of June and ends in mid-September. But May is usually very hot, only in the evening it becomes a little more cool. Therefore, sunbathing at this time very well. Yes, and some tourists are bathed with great pleasure.
June, July and August - very hot months. Despite this, the Adriatic Sea cannot be called warm, and more or less well it warms up only by the middle of summer. But warm water, as in Egypt, there is never here. But the sea coolness is perfectly refreshing!
Planning a vacation, you can choose any of the summer months - they are all saturated with holidays, discos and festivals. From the beginning of September, the "velvet" season comes, the heat falls. At this time, just convenient to relax elderly people and families with children. However, it is worth keeping in mind: night discos on the coast continue until the departure of the last tourist, so it should not be waiting for silence.
The cheapest is to relax in Budva, of course, outside the season. But to do at this time there is absolutely nothing. Although the traveler pleasantly please the prices (taxis, for example, reduces them almost twice compared to the season), and the food, as always, will be just awesome.
Starting from late autumn and until the middle of spring in Budva rains. There are practically no people on the streets: all or sit in a cafe, or left for earnings to Europe at all. But you can walk through deserted beaches, enjoy sunsets and solitude. Most restaurants who are familiar in the summer are closed, but in the city still there is where to eat delicious.
Remember that there is no central heating, no hot water in Budva: boilers are installed in the bathrooms, and apartments or private systems, or ordinary oil radiators are heated. Winter dampness is unusually intrusive, so you dress up warmer and keep the legs dry.
Although I would advise visit Budva during the winter months. Then her nude, you see completely different eyes. Empty streets, spacked terraces of restaurants ... There is own, special and pleasant sadness. And, of course, hope - after all, it will take several months and she will flourish again!