Tourist season in the Port of Budva is in full swing: Revenue of one million in the first six months

"The number of commercial berths increased by 50, while in May there was a 20 percent increase in the issuance of daily, or transit, berths," the statement said.

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Photo: Luke Budva
Photo: Luke Budva
Disclaimer: The translations are mostly done through AI translator and might not be 100% accurate.

Docks "B" and "D" next to the Old Town are full and will remain so until the end of the tourist season.

This was announced by the Public Enterprise for the Management of Marine Assets.

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"The demand for berths has been the highest in the last few years, which shows that investments in the Port are justified, because Budva is once again becoming a desirable nautical destination. By improving the technical conditions of stay, raising the quality of service and safety of vessels and users, the Port of Budva has once again become attractive for vessel owners and tourist agencies that rent luxury vessels," the state-owned company states. JP Morsko dobro has, as they point out, provided significant funds for the improvement of this important sector of the company, which has brought not only better service, but also better business results.

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"The number of commercial berths increased by 50, while in May there was a 20 percent increase in the issuance of daily, or transit, berths. This data best reflects the growth in the attractiveness of the Port for foreign users and Budva as a destination on the international nautical map. The income of the Port of Budva in the first six months amounted to around 1.000.000 euros, which almost reached the income generated throughout 2025," the statement concludes.

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