Montenegro. Turquoise waters of the Adriatic.

In August 2012 rested with her husband and son in Montenegro. For the selection of the tour, I turned to several travel companies at once, but for efficiency, responsiveness, attention, tact and professionalism, I would like to thank Elena from Tourmaline, who not only picked up a tour that met our requirements, but also advised us to stay in Budva.

We stopped at AZZURO. The owners of the hotel are very friendly people, they know Russian, they will show and tell where the beach, shop, market or other "sights" you need. The hotel is clean, cleaned every day, the bed is changed once a week. The only drawback is the view from the room on the walls of the neighboring hotel, but this is also as lucky as anyone.

What can I tell you, my dear, 7 days is not enough. Just settled in - you need to leave. The sea in August is wonderful, warm and clean: no jellyfish, no algae, but wow, what transparency. There are a lot of people during the season, Russian speech is heard everywhere, therefore, in terms of the number of vacationers, it is somewhat reminiscent of our Crimea.

There is something to see in Montenegro, there is simply no time to be bored: the famous Dzhurdzhevich Bridge, Ostrog Monastery, Skadar Lake, and for lovers of extreme sports, rafting.

The kitchen is great! Be sure to try prosciutto, grilled dishes, Vranac and Krstac seafood.

Well, in order to truly feel the taste of Montenegro, you must definitely visit there!

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