Municipality of Kotor
In our hearts we keep the most beautiful and the most precious of all and that is why Boka, the Adriatic Beauty, has kept in its heart one of the most beautiful seaside towns of rich history and great cultural importance – the town of Kotor.
The city of merchants and fearless seamen keeps inside many famous but also untold stories. Kotor is on UNESCO’s list of The World’s Natural and Heritage Sites and represents the best preserved urban site of the world’s medieval architecture. Walking along the narrow and intermingled streets of the Old Town, you will discover many monuments of culture, charming squares, cathedrals and churches, such as the Roman cathedral of St. Trifun or St. Luke’s church from the 13th century. In this small, more than 2 millennia old town of rich culture, many have left their marks, such as Illyrians, Byzantines, Venetians, Austrians, French…
Above all, Kotor is surrounded by picturesque sites which will captivate you with their charm and beauty. You are embraced by the Adriatic Beauty – let go and enjoy.
Kostanjica
Small but fervent, Kostanjica is about a hundred meters long sandy and gravel beach, surrounded by lush vegetation. The laurel fragrance, the chestnut shades the beach was named after, will enchant you and once you visit it, you will never be able to put it out of your mind.
Morinj
The fishing village that used to be famous for its olive mills, today represents visitors’ favorite sand and gravel beach with a unique natural phenomenon – the inner land canal with a beautiful dock. Morinj is an excellent choice not only for the peaceful vacation but also as a focal point for the sightseeing of Boka Kotorska Bay.
Risan
Risan used to be the capital of Boka Kotorska. Today it is a peaceful and quiet little town full of legends and history as well as many little beaches of combined soil and small piers. Risan is mostly chosen by families with children and tourists who appreciate quality vacation.
Perast
Perast, the pearl of the Adriatic, is a baroque Mediterranean town and a home of the most beautiful palaces in the Adriatic. Its charm comes as a result of a consecutive string of beaches and small piers that overlap and follow one another, creating its unique tourist appeal. Enjoy the gravel beach at the entrance to the town and let your imagination be intrigued by the beautiful view of the islands of Our Lady of the Rocks and St. George.
The islands Our Lady of the Rocks and St. George
These two islands testify to the famous old times, brave seamen, clashes and development of this part of the world. There are churches on both islands where the most incredible tales and legends are kept. We will share one story with you: according to the legend, if you put your hand in the opening behind the altar where the icon of the Mother of Christ is located and make a wish, it will come true.
Bajova Tower
Mediterranean oasis of charm, an attractive gravel beach divided by the small rocky pier – “ponta”. Here, people and nature created together a rare example of luxury: crystal clear water, submarine springs of water and incredible view of the bay. It is said that if there was a heaven on Earth, then it must be here.
Orahovac
When you are aware there is an oyster farm close by, then rest assured you have the privilege to enjoy the remarkably clean seawater. Choose one of the many gravel beaches, sit back and enjoy the balance of the sea and the coast, with small piers, stone seaside houses, surrounded by rampant Mediterranean flora.
Ljuta
Although the name of the village does not sound like it (Ljuta – angry), Ljuta is a wonderful, gentle little village famous for its beautiful white stone houses and small sandy beaches. People searching for hedonism found their “lucky place” here.
Dobrota
Dobrota is a good place to start sightseeing the Boka Kotorska Bay. Dobrota is a wonderful place surrounded by beautiful nature, charming local residents, numerous small piers and sandy and gravel beaches. Dobrota is a good Mediterranean spirit.
Muo
In a 3km long coast, there are stone houses, small piers, oleanders and cypresses that describe this place the best. The pronunciation of its name feels like an unforgettable kiss.
Prčanj
This small fisherman and captain village offers its guests “precious wind” – favorable air and wind circulations that benefit both body and soul. The sea is pleasant and calm and the beaches are small, clean and in order. Here, you can take a deep breath and enjoy the most wonderful sunset.
Markov Cape
While all other beaches in the area are small, Markov Cape is the longest and the most famous gravel beach in this part of the Adriatic Sea – 1km long. Many visitors particularly choose this beach for the wide range of content it has to offer.
Stoliv
Stoliv is one of the small Mediterranean towns that is still not sufficiently explored. It’s made of a sequence of small piers, mole-closed harbors (Mandraći), gravel beaches, dense vegetation and colorful flowers. Mild climate, good quality air, ethereal oils and aerosols make this town an ideal natural health resort for the ones who need to clean up their lungs. Open up your window blinds and breathe in life!
Ploče
In immediate proximity to Budva, stands a popular beach called Ploče. It was originally created on rocks but was later better arranged to perfectly meet the needs of its visitors. Beautiful view, open sea, roofed terrace, spaciousness and pristine sea will seduce and lure you so that you keep coming back to it.
Trsteno
One of the most beautiful sites on the Montenegrin coast, tucked in the mainland, protected from big waves and storms, Trsteno represents the most incredible bond between azure-blue sea, sandy bottom, the most refined sandy beach and pure nature that will help you forget the rush of modern living.
Legend
Blue flag
Public beach
Beach with some commercial bathing facilieties
Beach accessible on foot
Beach accessible by car
Beach accessible by boat
Sand
Pebble
Rocks / Jetty
