Montenegro in August: weather and rest

Montenegro in recent years has become one of the most popular destinations for summer vacations around the world. And not surprisingly, the temperature of water and air in the summer is favorable for swimming and sunbathing.

In August, the weather in Montenegro depends on the chosen resort, as some are closer to the mountains, so it’s a bit cooler here. On average, the whole thermometer shows about + 31 ° C in the shade. The sun pleases with its rays in August at 10 o’clock, in the afternoon the beaches are slightly empty, because it becomes especially hot.

High levels of humidity in the country, but this does not save from the heat. At night, the temperature drops to + 19 ° C, but the room still requires air conditioning for a comfortable sleep. In Kotor and Tivat it is a little cooler, during the day up to + 28 ° C, it is hotter in Podgorica, where the indicator on the thermometer rises to + 33 ° C. In the cities of Budva and Petrovac, the average air temperature in August is + 30.31 ° C.

Along the coast, the same temperature in the sea remains. At the end of summer, the water warms up to + 26 ° C, which is why this time is in demand by families with children. Expect 65 mm of rainfall throughout August. On average, it is only 7 days of rain. The maximum level of UV-8 is observed at noon when the sky is clear. This time is best spent at the hotel or on excursions.

The last month of summer is as magnificent as its predecessor, July - sunlight is abundant.

August is considered the highest season of the holiday season, so the cost of a vacation here is appropriate.Hotels and the private sector are crowded with guests, none of the owners will be inferior in price, they will try to squeeze the maximum out of tourists. Room price depends on conditions and additional services. The most expensive at a few thousand dollars a night are rooms with a private pool and a terrace.

You can save a little if you book a room in advance or get a hostel, although it’s worth calling there in a few weeks, because there is no end to tourists.

As for nutrition, then it is most profitable to cook food on your own, there are supermarkets and markets with affordable products around. In August, you must buy fruits in Montenegro, as they are delicious here and do not contain pesticides. For a kilogram of figs will have to pay about three euros.

Mineral water in a 1.5-liter bottle costs 1.5 euros, the cost of cheese depends on the variety, the price for it starts at 3.5 euros. The bread is very tasty here, its cost is only 0.6 euros, and prshut costs 100 grams for 1.6 euros.

The price of the excursion depends on its type, for example, in canyons they will offer to walk for 40 euros from an adult and half this cost for a child under 11 years old. Children under three years attend a free event without a seat, if with a seat, then for the same 20 euros.

There are several types of beaches in Montenegro. Most of them are gravel, so it is recommended to wear special beach shoes so as not to injure your legs, and use sunbeds for sunbathing. A few sandy areas are popular among families with children.

The water in August remains crystal clear, the descent into the water is gradual, without sharp transitions. One of the best holidays in Kotor is Zhukova Beach. In fact, it is a small valley that is part of the village of Donji Grbal. It is surrounded by many small fjords. Around are pristine virgin forests, and the slopes of the mountains gradually go into the sea. This beach belongs to the pebble type, it extends about 200 meters. The territory is relatively narrow, but the views that it offers vacationers from dawn to sunset and even at night are simply unforgettable.

Among other beaches, there are several more.

• Budva Riviera - Includes several settlements and beaches along the Montenegrin coast, such as Becici, Jaz, Mogren and Milocer. In the city of Budva itself there is also a territory for recreation. Slovenian beach is the busiest place if you want to meet new people, enjoy entertainment and nightlife.

• Ulcinj - beaches of Copacabana and Mala plazha. The city has a very well-developed tourist infrastructure and offers several options for sandy beaches in the south of the country, near the border with Albania.

• Saint stephen Is a small island of a 5-star resort, which is why it attracts a large number of tourists. Here you can always enjoy the calm waters.

• Petrovac - Its sandy beaches are delightful. The coastal city is located directly between Budva and the Bar, which makes it quite accessible along the coast of Montenegro. If you do not want to relax on the main beach of Petrovac, there is the opportunity to enjoy a vacation in Lucice, where there are shallower waters and often few people.

Montenegro has many other cities and towns that are worth a visit. Especially in the Budva and Barska Riviera there are numerous less well-known beaches that you can consider for relaxation if you do not want to encounter a large concentration of holidaymakers.

The country also offers beautiful lakes, which are definitely worth a visit. There is a magnificent beach at Skadar Lake, on the border with Albania, at the Black Lake in Durmitor Park.

The list of tourist attractions includes not only numerous tours, but also restaurant trips. The Old Town has a cozy snack bar, which is ideal for those who want to try local Montenegrin dishes. She is best known for her phenomenal lobsters, mussels and fresh fish dishes, including a barbecue generously seasoned with olive oil. It is served simply with a pair of lemon wedges.

Talented cooks Konoba Scala Santa in Kotor They believe in the charm of simplicity, focusing on painstaking preparation and obtaining the perfect taste. The atmosphere also has a romantic mood. There are candles on the tables, wooden beams running through the ceiling, decorated with fishing tools, a fireplace.

Also popular Club Hacienda in Budva, with its tropical decor, with swaying lounge chairs and brightly colored pillows. This place is ideal for both daytime and nighttime spending time.

Since the weather in August is only pleasant, most tourists prefer to treat themselves to a boat trip on a yacht with a private photo shoot or fishing. You can purchase a special tour that will include sailing along the bay with an inspection of the coastline and the most stunning parts of Montenegro, which are famous for Venetian architecture, green forests and giant limestone cliffs.

Can go to the monastery tourwhich takes a shuttle bus. Within the framework of the proposed trip, it is possible to see significant shrines of the country.

A full rest will provide and tour of the Herceg Novi Gulf. The price of the trip includes a small snack in the morning, as well as a wonderful lunch. There will be time to sunbathe and swim on Zhanitsa beach or in the crystal clear waters of the Blue Cave.

Numerous attractions have also made Montenegro a popular tourist destination. The coast, surrounded by the palace of Perast, demonstrates the glory of the era when the sailors of the Bay of Kotor were among the richest in the Adriatic. This picturesque village was protected from modern urbanization, for this reason all the buildings in the city adhere to traditional stone architecture.

Perast is located opposite the Verige Strait, so visitors have a constantly changing view of the floating boats. Two island churches complement the already perfect picture.

Skadar Lake is one of the most beautiful holiday destinations in Montenegro. Lush greenery, quaint villages and solitude make this place a paradise for nature lovers. The lake is always teeming with birds. Dalmatian pelicans are permanent residents, which is why numerous excursions are arranged here.

From the windows Hotel Herceg Novi overlooking the entrance to the Bay of Kotor, Montenegro on the one hand and Croatia on the other. Each side of the bay is decorated with Austro-Hungarian fortresses, and between them is the island of Mamula.

Herceg Novi It has the best beaches in the bay and warm, clear water. The seven-kilometer sea promenade called Setaliste Pet Danica connects dozens of tiny pebble beaches and a central marina just below the Old Town.

In the old town Bella Vista Square is a place where you can make new friends over a cup of coffee. One of the hidden gems of Montenegro national Durmitor park - a paradise for tourists. Montenegro's second highest peak Bobotov Cook It is a popular place for hiking in the summer months.

For those who want to relax, a picturesque walk around the Black Lake followed by a picnic is suitable.This is the perfect way to enjoy the stunning scenery of the park.

Kotor has become a city of great art lovers. In summer, a series of festivals, conferences and seminars take place here. Lastovsky Festival takes place on August 1. By tradition, the event began in the evening from 21-00. The first thing that is shown on the square is the national dance Kolo. Everyone who arrives here cannot but capture the national costumes of local sailors. The feast will also delight you, accompanied by music.

Must visit in August olives fairwhere all products that are made from the fruits of this tree are presented.

Several days go by Carnival in Kotor, usually from 5 to 8 August. Various ensembles and local groups perform. On the second day, a fishing fair is held, and after a big concert.

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