Municipality of Budva

Jaz

This is one of the most popular sites on the Montenegrin seaside, not far from Budva, accessible and well organized. It’s a big gravel beach with a sandy bottom, numerous contents and even a campsite in the back. Jaz is also famous for its spectacular music festivals and global music stars’ concerts.

Mogren

Only 500 meters away from the Old Town stands one of the symbols of Budva: the beach Mogren. It consists of 2 smaller beaches connected with a 350 meters long tunnel. On the one side it is protected by the hill Spas, an invaluable natural resort covered with forest, while the other side is sprinkled by the crystal clear sea. Being such a beauty of nature, it is very popular with visitors even after the high season, like hikers, fishermen and others looking for adventures.

Richard’s Head – Budva’s Hillock

If you ever want to go for a swim in the city center, we present you Budva’s Hillock – the beach that leans on the walls of the Old Town, also known as the Richard’s Head, after the actor, Richard Widmark, who, 50 years ago, was shooting a movie here called Long Ships. Made of gravel and 100 meters long, this beach is at the same time a peaceful morning oasis or cheerful party and favorite youngsters-looking for a party place later in the day.

Pizana

Underneath the north-eastern city tower Repeno, next to the walls of the Old Town, lies a small but very charming gravel beach. Its location, the pleasant feeling of being close to the Old Town and a unique view of the island of St. Nicholas, makes Pizana beach a must-see, at least once when you find yourself in Budva.

The Island St. Nicholas

St. Nicholas is the biggest island in the south Adriatic, also known as Školj. It serves as a natural habitat for many animal species, especially birds, covered with Mediterranean vegetation and it is only 1000 meters away from Budva. Sandy, gravel or rocky beaches of this island represent one of the exceptional examples of wild beauty we are so proud of. The eminent American magazine “Forbes” had put St. Nicholas Island on the list of the “Nine Most Beautiful Beaches in Europe you should visit”, in 2019.

Slovenska Beach

Mediterranean environment, the Adriatic clear sea and gravel-sandy beach are all traits of the biggest urban beach in Budva that also represent one of the most significant sites of the Montenegrin coast. Modernly equipped, surrounded by numerous hospitality places and sports fields, it will surely satisfy even the most demanding of guests in the Budva riviera.

Bečići

On the seaside, by the namesake resort, lies a long sandy beach surrounded by high-end luxury hotels and restaurants. For its easy accessibility and cleanliness of the seawater it has for many years been one the most favorite beaches of the Riviera. Today, almost a hundred years after it was awarded the “Gran Prix” in Paris for being pronounced the most beautiful beach in Europe, it can still be proud of its beauty.

Rafailovići

In the small, namesake village, lies one of the most beautiful beaches in the Adriatic Sea. Easy access, proximity to the sea and possibility of walking back to Budva along the pretty seaside walking path attract a great number of guests. Beach surroundings are organized and equipped with all the necessary contents to please the families with children. The combination of sand, gravel and easy and flat descend into the water makes this place ideal for the ones who are yet to learn how to swim.

Kamenovo

When in the same place you gather Mediterranean vegetation, olives, exotic flora and crystal-clear water, as a result, you will get a uniquely turquoise color of the sea. Kamenovo, one of the smaller sandy beaches of the Riviera, apart from its natural beauty, offers almost regular day parties as well as evening parties that sometimes last till dawn.

Pržno

The beach is located in front of the namesake place that used to be a fishing village. It is facing the farthest west which grants it a privilege to take in all the sunshine right until sunset. Figs, pomegranate and olives are there to fulfill the hedonist experience of the sea.

Queen’s Beach

As the name suggests, the beach got its name after the queen Marija Karađorđević who preferred this beach. In a secluded lagoon, it is surrounded by pine forest, cypress and olive trees. Protected from the views and tucked in with Mediterranean vegetation, the emerald-green color of the seawater will completely mesmerize you.

Miločer

In front of the Miločer hotel, which was once the Karađorđević dynasty’s castle, there is a beach that, for its natural characteristics, belongs to the highest category of beaches. It is surrounded by a park with exotic trees and made of the most refined sand and a peaceful, turquoise sea.

St. Stefan

St. Stefan or the city-hotel as people call it, is a place that attracts world elite but, in spite of that, it remained reachable to all the Adriatic fans. At the city gate, there are eastern and northern beaches, both are sandy, sunny, with clear, miraculously turquoise – blue sea water.

Drobni pijesak

They say the reward corresponds to the invested effort. This hidden and not so easily reachable beach is a real emerald pearl embraced by the mountains in forests and olive trees. White and yellow sand and crystal-clear water are the reasons why this beach has found its place on the Guardian’s list of the 40 best beaches in Europe.

Perazića Do

The sun sets every day but we don’t remember every sunset. We are certain you will experience the most beautiful sunset on this beach. Facing the Sun, located in the small lagoon, in the bay beneath the monastery Reževići, it is reachable from the intercity road Budva – Petrovac. The beach is also reachable on foot, on a light, refreshing walk through the tunnel that connects it with Petrovac.

Petrovačka Beach

One of the most frequently visited beaches in the Budva’s Riviera with a light red color of sand, this 600 meter long beach proves to be the choice of wide range of visitors. The islands Katič and Holly Sunday give it a special charm and all the necessary contents, as well as the gastronomic supply, offer everything that one family needs to feel comfortable and relaxed.

Lučice

Recipe for hedonism: golden-yellow small grain sand, cypress forest, pine fragrance, shallow sandy bottom and peaceful, transparent sea. If you haven’t tried it yet, we encourage you to visit this beach which is located 500 meters south of Petrovac, in the bay between two capes.

Buljarica

White and grey gravel, golden-yellow sand, a natural resort in its hinterland – the Buljarica beach has a lot to offer to all its visitors. Buljarica is the longest beach of the Budva riviera, located 2km away from Petrovac. Easily accessible, with infrastructure but also intriguing for the people who seek a connection with nature.