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'''{{Budva}}''' is a city in [[Montenegro]].

== Hitchhiking Out ==[http[File://enhitchhiking_place_budva.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budva Wikipedia jpg|thumb|right|400px|Hitchhiking place in '''Budva''', direction [[Cetinje]], [[Podgorica]]]]=== Direction [[Cetinje]], [[Podgorica]]===Walk out of the city on the main road in direction south. After maybe 10 minutes, the mountain road to '''Cetinje''' and '''Podgorica''' starts. There is a bus station which makes a perfect hitchhiking spot, and you'll be very likely to meet other hitchhikers there.

=== Direction [http://wikitravel[Albania]] ===Even though the way via [[Ulcinj]] might be the shortest, you should definitely consider going via Cetinje and Podgorica. You won't make it in one lift, but getting to Podgorica is pretty easy and from there you can hitch the main road between Montenegro and Albania.org/en/Budva Wikitravel Budva]

==Hitching In/Out==See main Direction [[MontenegroCroatia, Northwards]] page ===Don't repeat my mistake of wandering out of the city! There are no suitable places for around 7km where cars do have a chance to stop for hitching infoyou.There are two basic options:

==Public Transport==Budva* Walk along the ''Jadranska magistrala''s bus station is (the main road) until you see a 5-7 euro taxi ride, or small parking lot on the right side if front of a 20 minute walk, to "Stari Grad" or tall building after which there are no more buildings on the old stone walled cityright side. There The spot is a bit tight but there is no inter-city bus from the bus station to Stari Grada lot of traffic. It's pretty well connected * Organise a ride to major cities in [[Albania]], [[Bosnia]],[[Croatia]], [[Macedonia]] and [[Serbia]]the next town northwards. No online scheduleThere, though and the times and frequencies vary widely from season to seasonyou will find a very suitable gas station.

== Public Transport ==Budva's bus station is a 5-7 euro taxi ride, or a 20 minute walk, to "Stari Grad" or the old stone walled city. There is no inter-city bus from the bus station to Stari Grad. It's pretty well connected to major cities in [[Montenegro]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina|Bosnia]], [[Croatia]], [[Republic of Macedonia|Macedonia]] and [[Serbia]]. No online schedule, though and the times and frequencies vary widely from season to season. ==Places to Visit==

Budva has some pebbly beaches (not a lot of sand here) with clear water. However, however; they're many of them packed shoulder to shoulder with tourists during the summer months and backed by outdoor bars with pounding dance music. Approximately 1/2 of the beach front are filled with pay-per-use chairs and umbrellas that - as of summer 2009 - will run you about 10 euro for 2 chairs and an umbrella. Otherwise you can cast your towel onto the pebbles on the "free" areas. Some great and free beaches are at the north end of the town, behind the old city. Not easy to find and thus much less crowded.

==Places to Avoid==Most of it. Outside of Stari Grad, Budva is mostly a mix of hastily unattractively constructed apartments and tourist accommodations.

==Accommodation and Sleep==You'll find plentiful rooms ("sobe"''Sobe'') outside the wall of Stari Grad ranging from 10 euro per person per night in the off-season to as much as 30 euro per person per night in the summer. Hotels can be 200 euro and up during high season.

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