Budva Weather

Budva Weather is the local forecast and travel guide for Budva and the whole Budva Riviera.

Fifteen areas, each measured at its own coordinates: Budva Center, the Old Town, Slovenska Beach, Mogren, Jaz, Bečići, Rafailovići, Kamenovo, Pržno, Miločer, Sveti Stefan, Petrovac, Lučice, Buljarica and Reževići.

KNOW BEFORE YOU SWIM
Sea temperature, wave height and a swim score for every beach in Budva. See which bay is warmest today, which is calmest, and whether it is worth the walk to Mogren or better to stay on Slovenska.

BUDVA WEATHER, HOUR BY HOUR
Current conditions, a 24-hour chart, a 14-day outlook, sunrise and sunset, and a month-by-month climate guide for anyone planning a trip to Budva.

WHAT TODAY IS GOOD FOR
Swimming, diving, boat trips, paragliding, hiking, rafting, golf and sightseeing, each scored from 0 to 100 against the conditions they actually need: wind, swell, sea temperature, UV and rain. No more guessing whether the sea is too rough for a boat day to Sveti Nikola.

SUN EXPOSURE TIMER
Set your skin type and sunscreen factor and get an estimate of safe time in the sun at the current UV index, with a countdown and a reminder to reapply.

WHERE TO EAT, STAY AND GO
Restaurants, hotels, beaches, attractions, nightlife and landmarks across Budva and the Riviera, with addresses, directions and the weather at each spot. Search, filter by area or category, or find what is closest to you.

PLAN YOUR WEEK IN BUDVA
A day-by-day plan that matches the forecast to places: a rainy day sends you into the Old Town and the museums, a calm warm one to the water.

MAP
Browse places on the map, or switch to area temperatures to compare the whole Riviera at once.

BUILT TO BE SIMPLE
• No account, no sign-up — it works the moment you open it
• Saved places stay on your device
• The last loaded forecast works offline
• Free, with no ads

Whether you are spending a week in Budva or you live here, this is the fastest way to see what the weather and the sea are doing right now.

Weather and marine data come from Open-Meteo and refresh through the day. Sea conditions are a guide, not a safety rating — always follow local beach flags and official warnings.