Budva in September

Traveling to Budva, Montenegro in September is a pretty sweet deal if you want to enjoy a mix of lively beach vibes and a bit more chill atmosphere. The summer crowds start to thin out, so you can actually find some peaceful spots on the beaches without elbowing your way through swarms of tourists. The Adriatic Sea is still warm enough for swimming, and you’ll find plenty of charming seaside cafes and bars open, but without the peak season hustle. Plus, the town itself is pretty picturesque with its old walls and quaint streets, so it’s perfect for wandering around and soaking in the local vibe without feeling rushed.

That said, September in Budva isn’t all about sun and fun. Some of the more tourist-focused spots might start closing up or scaling back their hours as the month progresses, so it’s a good idea to check ahead if there’s a particular restaurant or activity you’re keen on. Also, the evenings can get a little cooler and breezy, so packing a light jacket is a smart move. Overall, it’s a nice time to visit if you want to enjoy the best of both worlds—still warm weather and a more relaxed pace than the hectic summer months. Just be ready for a slightly quieter nightlife scene compared to July or August.