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Tell me, is it really possible to relax in Montenegro for 10 euros a day per person. And how about
I want to rest in July August
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Really, if you take food with you and cook in the villa. local prices are twice as high as in Ukraine.
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answered 13 years ago
The cost of a large portion of pizza on the embankment is 1.5 euros, a hamburger with a huge cutlet and a mountain of vegetables 2.5-3.5 euros, drinking water in the Megamarket 0.8 euros per 1.5 liters. The Mogren Hotel has a self-service dining room, for 2-3 euros you can take a portion of soup and bread. The cheapest sausage in the markets is about 6 euros per kilo, cheese is about 3, tomatoes and peppers are on average from 2 euros (depending on whether they are homemade or imported). You will not die of hunger, but eating like this in Montenegro is a green melancholy. With their delicious meat, fish, fruits, in the presence of good restaurants, it’s just a shame to choke on sausage. Plus, again - so far it's only about food. And the question you put is "is it possible to RELAX for 10 euros a day" - this means that only few but crowded and dirty free beaches are waiting for you without sunbeds and umbrellas, this is the lack of excursions and other entertainment. For 10 euros a day you can only eat very modestly.
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answered 13 years ago
It seems to me that the question concerns only accommodation for 10 euros / person ...
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answered 13 years ago
for 11 days with a flight Kyiv-Tivat-Kyiv and accommodation, we paid 450 euros per person in August 2009. if you are interested in pure accommodation - I can bring you to the owner of the villa Lumovich 2 * - he will give you an exhaustive answer. villa with a good view of the city, 5 minutes to the city center, 10 minutes walk to Mogren beach.
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answered 13 years ago
If you do not take Budva, you can find something. On average, a room in a villa costs 20-30 euros (per room, not per person). If you try, you can find a suitable option. If we talk about prices in restaurants and cafes - feel free to multiply by 10 and you will have the usual Kyiv prices. Vegetables and fruits can be a couple of hryvnia more expensive, meat is more expensive - but what. The same applies to bread - it is baked in private bakeries. If you cook in the villa - get quite reasonable money.
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answered 13 years ago