Adriatic - is not only the sea, but mountains, cliffs and gorges - part 2

BEAUTIFUL MONTENEGRO (cont'd, part 2) We have seen almost all of which for the first day, so it was decided to take the bus and ride to the town of Budva. This is very strange seaside resort. The city is also surrounded by old city walls. Most of it was destroyed during the two major earthquakes in 1979, but since restored. The beach is a pretty bad state, besides, he is dirty, but they still try to earn money for reconstruction, to attract a huge number of tourists from Russia and Ukraine who come here during the summer months. Sveti Stefan We did not stay in Budva for a long time and boarded a bus to the town of Sveti Stefan. This is quite a decent resort on the coast. Near the coast is melenky island which is connected to shore by a narrow isthmus. On this island with the XV to the middle of XX century it was a fishing village. Then someone came up to turn it into a luxury hotel for celebrities and royals. This hotel lasted until 1990, when this war began. Now he's back trying to recover, so that we could not get to the island, but there are beautiful views. Private beach, we decided to stroll along the beach and came across a beautiful hotel with private beach. We went ahead and went out again to have another hotel to the beach. There was a sign that this beach belongs to the hotel, but the shore was deserted. The sun shone, the sea beckoned and we decided to swim, but as soon as we stepped onto the beach of pebbles, a guard appeared and began to whistle us so we left. I have no idea how he determined that we are not guests at this luxury hotel! We went back to swim somewhere close to Sveti Stefan. The sea was much warmer than in Croatia. It was nice to swim, look at the island and the snow-capped mountains in the distance vozvyshavshihsya. Bathing in Sveti Stefan We sat on the sidelines, waiting for a bus, because the plate under the road sign was a schedule which indicated that transport is coming soon. But nothing like this has happened. Fortunately for us, passed by bus from Kotor, and we sat on it. That evening we went to a seafood restaurant, who recommended one of our old friend. Unfortunately, they did not have sardines or anchovies, but we ordered the halibut fillets and a huge platter of fried squid. We never let them eat in such quantity. But everything was very cheap. Start material: Completion of material: