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From £803pp
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Saga Hosted Hotels
Palas Hotel
All Inclusive
7 nights
Manchester International Airport
Petrovac, Montenegro
The beachfront Hotel Palas is our best value hotel in the collection, perfectly placed for a peaceful stay on the Budva Riviera. The spectacular Adriatic sea views steal the spotlight here, while the interiors are simple and basic. It's located in the quiet resort of Petrovac, a former fishing village now home to a variety of relaxed restaurants and cafes. There’s a pool and sun terrace, and well-kept gardens lead you down to the shore. There's also a heated indoor pool for early and late season stays. Rooms are cosy and minimally decorated, with sliding doors leading out to a balcony with side-on views of the Adriatic. Enjoy sea views from the restaurant terrace (weather dependent), where you can enjoy understated yet authentic Montenegrin food.
Your holiday includes
Saga host
Hosted drinks reception
All inclusive: All meals
Free bar (choice of two) open up to 12 hours a day
Wine at lunch and dinner
International flights. Prices are based on return flights with easyJet from London Gatwick. Supplements may apply from other airports
Return transfers direct to your hotel
Minimum 20kg checked luggage, per person
Exceptional value every time
Saga Host
Our trained hosts will welcome you and ensure you enjoy your holiday. We also offer 24/7 support if needed.
Travel insurance and additional cancellation cover included §
A price reduction of £20 is available if you choose not to take the included insurance and additional cancellation cover.
Location
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Location-wise, you’re moments from the beach and there are lovely walks from the hotel in either direction – to the small quay and old fortress in the heart of Petrovac, or into the next bay for large, deserted sandy beaches. The beachside prom is ideal for leisurely strolls, particularly at sunset. Further afield, you’ve got pretty Budva just 17 kilometres away, with a bus stopping moments from the hotel. Budva’s old town is a must-visit, with its warren of cobbled lanes and medieval stone buildings, circled ...
Hotel details
Balcony
Telephone
Television
Safe
Hairdryer
Minibar extra charge
Facilities include a restaurant which serves buffet-style meals and has a terrace for alfresco dining, along with two bars. The hotel also has a lounge, where tea and coffee is served throughout the day, and there's a free bar open from 11am to 11pm offering local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks in the main hotel lobby.
Restaurant
Bar
Indoor swimming pool
Outdoor swimming pool
Spa
Gym
Jacuzzi
Sauna (extra charge)
Hairdresser
Treatments (extra charge)
Table tennis
Golf putting
Live music
Availability
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Flight
Best deal
Oct 13, 2025
Oct 20, 2025
Mon - 08:15
Mon - 13:15
Manchester International Airport
7 nights
From £803pp
Special interest departures for this hotel
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Optional excursions
Dubrovnik
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No trip to the region is complete without visiting Croatia's ancient walled citadel, Dubrovnik. Don't forget your passport as you cross the border. This UNESCO World Heritage site has become the haunt of cruise ship hordes and Game of Thrones enthusiasts and there's much to admire on a guided walking tour of the city. Entering through Pile Gate allows you to experience the pedestranised Stradun (main street) in all its glory as it cuts a swathe east to the Old Town docks. Aligned with restaurants, shops and bakeries, selling burek and struklji, there's plenty to keep you busy all the way along the well-worn limestone pavement. Keep your eyes peeled for St Blaise’s Church, the Onophrian Fountains and Sponza Palace on today's optional tour. And afterwards don't forget to walk the medieval city walls, independently, so you can survey the Stradun, Lokrum island and Lovrijenac Fortress from on high.
Montenegro Panorama
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This full day of exploring invites you into the Montenegrin countryside to discover dramatic mountain landscapes dotted with traditional rural villages. It’s the perfect introduction to life away from the coast with agricultural pastures and pine forest covered slopes adding to fast rushing rivers and emerald-green lagoons. Stopping off at a rural farmstead allows you to soak up the sleepy rustic ambience surrounded by gently rolling hills. You’ll also have the chance to tuck into an authentic farmhouse lunch with fresh seasonal produce, homemade bread, cheese and meat, washed down with a warming shot glass of rakia (fruit brandy).
Skadar Lake
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Straddling Montenegro and Albania, Skadar Lake is the largest lake in the Balkans stretching for a whopping 43 kilometres (27 miles) in length and 14 kilometres (nine miles) across. Today you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy a boat trip on the lake as well as visiting a small natural history museum. It’s a beautiful location with numerous islands, wetlands and willow and oak forests helping to create one of Europe’s biggest bird reserves including nesting spots for endangered curly pelicans.
Albania
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You’ll need your passport for this excursion which takes you down the coast and across the border into Albania. Another of the Balkans’ well-kept secrets, Albania promises spirited cities, medieval treasures, and wild sweeping landscapes loved by walkers and adventure-seekers alike.
Budva Old Town
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Today we’ll enjoy a full morning or afternoon guided tour of Stari Grad, Budva’s Venetian-built Old Town. Situated overlooking the Adriatic and featuring the fortified Budva Citadel, this is one of the city’s cultural highlights and the perfect place to enjoy sea views and a coffee from within the medieval walls. Our tour will feature all of Stari Grad’s most important monuments including the ballerina sculpture, the ancient Roman necropolis and the façade and interior frescos of the Holy Trinity Church.
Tivat
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Dubbed the Monaco of Montenegro, the seaside town of Tivat is where we’ll be heading to enjoy a morning spent mingling with the local jet set. It’s a really glamorous location and just right for strolling along the sun-drenched promenade and admiring the yachts twinkling in the marina. We’ll be here for half a day so plenty of time to check out the high-class restaurants and elegant apartments as well as popping into one or two of the harbourside bars to enjoy a cocktail overlooking the Adriatic.
Kotor
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This half-day excursion will introduce you to the UNESCO-protected old town of Kotor, with its labyrinthine medieval quarter, bustling market, and beautiful Renaissance architecture. This is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in the Adriatic, and the architecture is heavily influenced by Kotor’s past Venetian occupiers. You’ll find a myriad of authentic shops, restaurants and cafés in its sunny squares and side streets, and your knowledgeable local guide will explain the town’s history and stories as you stroll around the sights. Aside from the pretty town itself, you can look forward to jaw-dropping surroundings. Kotor overlooks a huge, glittering bay, which is framed by soaring green peaks.
Sveti Stefan
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Today’s optional excursion takes us along the coast to see the former fishing village of Sveti Stefan. Dating back to medieval times, this cluster of red roofed buildings is attached to the mainland by a narrow strip of land and has become one of the most photographed spots in Montenegro. Although we won’t have access to the island itself, there will be plenty of time to enjoy the surrounding beaches and shaded cypress trails before heading back to the hotel after a spot of lunch.