We continued out of the old town to the north along the waters edge. This took us along another beach where the fancy hotels had their beachside presence. There was a bronze statue of a ballet dancer just off shore. We saw one person crab walking over the rocks trying to get close to it. From the looks of the shiny areas on the statue, where the hand oils have dissolved the patina, some people were able to get all the way out there. We continued along the waters edge where the cliffs were quite interesting. Layers of folded and cracked rock rose up from the water up to a height of 30 or 40 feet. There were more beaches along this path and buildings up on the top of the cliffs.
A delightful sheltered cove
Folded rock strata
The dancer
Also known as the Budva Ballerina Statue
Also known as the Gymnast statue of Budva
The patina is worn off in areas
So many stories surround this statue, more data is in the following link
A snail on the rocks
A huge rock
Looking back at the old town
Fractured layers
The clouds were hanging on the tops of the mountains
Cliffside living
Most of these cliffs were covered in metal fencing to avoid injury from rockfall
Hanging on for dear life
Cypress tree
So much going on geographically
Clear water
We made it to another sheltered cove with the old town in the background
A gate to geology
Flamingo paddle boat, very easily seen by other boaters
A tiny dog
Poseidon's gate
Last shot on pour way back into town
The stone roof here was very interesting
The remains of a Roman necropolis on the site of the Hotel Avala
One last look at the walls
It has been 1 year and 122 days since we began our Migration
