Budva, Montenegro’s Adriatic jewel, continues to captivate visitors despite a mixed 2025 season. With ongoing infrastructure projects like the €237 million bypass aimed at relieving congestion, and new investments including the Crowne Plaza hotel opening soon, Budva is firmly set on a path of growth and enhanced visitor experience.
Though summer tourism occupancy was lower than usual due to external challenges such as flight disruptions and geopolitical tensions, Budva still earned a strong guest satisfaction score of 85/100, reflecting the enduring appeal of its stunning coast and vibrant culture. The seasonal maritime line to Dubrovnik further integrates Budva into the regional tourism network, maintaining its status as a key destination.
Beyond its beaches and historic old town, Budva offers exhilarating Paragliding experiences. Flying over the expansive Becici beach allows adventurers to witness breathtaking panoramic views of the Adriatic coastline from above. With a focus on safety and professionalism, local pilots ensure an unforgettable and secure flight for newcomers and experienced flyers alike.
Budva also stands out as a regional hub for events and political dialogue, hosting European forums and cultural activities that extend the tourist season and enrich visitor experiences. Although public safety incidents in 2025 raised concerns, they have prompted discussions about improving regulation for adventure tourism, promising safer skies ahead for thrill-seekers.
Whether you are drawn by the luxury developments, cultural vibrancy, or the call of the skies, Budva offers a unique blend of relaxation and adventure. Embrace the chance to paraglide over Montenegro’s Adriatic gem and discover the region from an unforgettable vantage point, making your visit truly exceptional.