Summer vacations are increasingly seen as a luxury, with prices for accommodation and food continuing to rise each year. According to a survey by Mondo, the most affordable destinations are Sutomore and Čanj, while Budva requires a significant budget.
One travel agency offers a four-star hotel in Sutomore at 29 euros per person per day during the off-season, totaling 290 euros for a 10-day stay. During the peak season, the price jumps to 60 euros per person per day. The hotel features an outdoor pool and a gym, with free access to the beach, umbrellas and sun loungers.
The same agency offers three-star apartments in Dobra Voda at 35 euros per person per day. These apartment-style accommodations include half-board, and the price is valid for July and August.
In Budva, a 10-day stay in a three-star hotel costs 1,264 euros for two people in August, with half-board included. Prices in four and five-star hotels are even higher, ranging from 1,400 euros to 2,760 euros for two people, including bed and breakfast.
In Bečići, prices are slightly lower. A 10-day stay for two people in a three-star hotel costs 900 euros in July, including breakfast. In Rafailovići, a similar stay costs 1,200 euros.
Private accommodations close to the center and the beach are hard to find at reasonable prices. In Herceg Novi, the most affordable apartment in August costs 350 euros for 10 days, located one kilometer from the beach and eight kilometers from the center.
Another affordable option is three kilometers from the center, costing 377 euros for 10 days. In Sutomore, a 10-day stay in a beach apartment costs 350 euros, located 300 meters from the center. In Tivat, the cheapest accommodation near the sea costs 600 euros for an apartment 700 meters from the center.
In Čanj, a 10-day stay in an apartment costs 320 euros, located 650 meters from the beach and 700 meters from the center.
