Budva Weather in September

September weather

September still feels warm in Budva, but the worst summer heat has eased. Days reach 26°C, while evenings are cooler. You can swim at Mogren Beach, wander the Old Town's narrow lanes, or take a boat trip along the coast. The sea is usually still inviting, though rain can interrupt beach plans.

Rainfall is higher than in August, with showers on around nine days. Most days still bring plenty of sun, but don't count on every afternoon staying clear. If you're planning a long hike above town, check the forecast before setting out.

Events and crowds

September doesn't have one major annual festival that reliably draws visitors to Budva. The summer programme at the Old Town's open-air venues is winding down, so there may be fewer concerts and performances than in peak season.

If you hate crowds, you'll find the Old Town and beaches calmer than in August. Families and beach-goers still visit, but the busiest stretch of summer is over. Prices for rooms and beach loungers often ease after August, though popular spots can remain costly on sunny weekends.

Making the most of your visit

September suits a mix of beach time and sightseeing. You can linger over lunch in the Old Town, then swim without the fiercest summer heat. Skip making every day a beach day: rain is more common than in August, and October is wetter still.

Travelling with kids? The gentler pace can make Mogren Beach and the seafront easier to enjoy. For a practical local tip, follow the coastal path from Budva towards Bečići; it passes through a tunnel beneath the cliffs. After rain, take care on the damp path, especially near the rocky sections.