After you have applied a protective sun factor, at least 30, and armed yourself with chic sunglasses - as the locals say in the local coastal slang - as well as hats and caps, it's time to step into the fine, soft sand of the idyllic beaches or indulge in the adventures of investigating the hidden, abandoned caves and lagoons of the southernmost part of the coast. This list includes beaches where you can enjoy the most beautiful and cleanest sea of ​​this beautiful region. If you want to find an ideal refuge on the beach of our enchanting coast, but you are not sure where to go, don't worry, because the entire Montenegrin coast is intertwined with bays, coves, lagoons, caves and hidden beaches. Adventures and surprises are around the corner.

You can choose from peaceful sunbathing and swimming on one of the hidden beaches and lagoons, a romantic boat trip while observing and enjoying the beauty of nature, or partying on highly visited beaches where visitors are teeming with music from beach bars - we are confident that one of these options will surely suit you! Montenegro has perfect natural beaches. The coast along the Adriatic Sea is decorated with spectacular sandy, pebble and concrete beaches, as well as accessible cliffs from which you can jump into the sea. The coast is rich in hidden coves and lagoons, which can only be reached by boat or kayak. Fine sand The beach is located under the main road, between Sveti Stefan and Režević, 12 km from Budva and 7 km from Petrovac. It is a bay with a sandy beach belt called Drobni pijesak. This fabulous beach is specific for its turquoise blue water, which gives it the appearance of a tropical coast, and the locals named it "Fine sand" for the content of yellow-white sand with small pebbles that gives the special charm of this attractive bathing area.

The crystal clear open sea and the environment that is surrounded by a steep slope and dense olive groves make it a favorite "wild beach" of both tourists and locals. The beach is 250m long, so from the beach bar, which is right at the entrance to Drobni Pijesak, there is a wonderful view of the entire area and the open sea. On the beach you can rent deckchairs and umbrellas, and enjoy refreshing drinks and ice cream, and there is also a free part of the beach where you can put your towel, if you prefer. The source of drinking water, which flows into the sea, is also one of the natural attractions of this coastal corner, so the sea in that part of the coast is significantly colder than the surrounding places. Due to the not-so-accessible road to "Fine Sand," this beach is still a 'local' secret.

Good Waters This is a coastal cove with wonderful, pebbly beaches and clear sea, and is located between Bar, from which it is only a few kilometers away, and the town of Ulcinj.

Dobre Vode beach is ideal for a relaxing vacation, especially for families with children... As the largest place in this part of the Montenegrin coast, it offers a rich menu of bars, as well as a disco for a good night's entertainment, so that even the young will be satisfied. Due to the climatic conditions, the place Dobra Voda is also popular as an air spa. Namely, different annuals from the mountains and the sea intersect in this area and are suitable for people suffering from asthma, bronchial diseases and other respiratory diseases.

Saint Stephen The famous Sveti Stefan beach consists of two long, sandy beaches. They are separated by a bridge that leads to the historic island from 1442. The well-known journal "National Geographic Traveler" (National Geographic Traveler) declared the island of Sveti Stefan among the 50 most beautiful places in the world, precisely because of its authentic appearance, which has been preserved to this day.

The fortress was surrounded by stone walls, and in it the people found refuge before the invasions and occupations of the Turks. The beach on the left side of the islet is pebbly and completely free, while on the other side is the sandy beach of the Sveti Stefan hotel, where you can rent umbrellas and sunbeds. The promenade next to the beach is decorated with palm trees, oleanders and old olive trees.

Bećić beach Bećićka beach is the first beach you will come across when you head south from Budva. Once a traditional fishing village, it has now been transformed into a seaside resort. In the charming hinterland of the beach there are magnificent hotels, villas and apartments, a water park, a casino, various bars, restaurants, and a spa center within the five-star hotel, which is located on the beach itself.

The beach is 1950m long with fine, golden sand. It was declared the most beautiful beach in Europe in 1935. and she won the Grand Prix (Golden Palm). Since Bečić's beach is sandy both on land and in the sea, it offers a wide range of tourist facilities. Here you can have fun for days with the zone for sports, recreation and rest on the landscaped green areas and sports fields of all contents, or simply enjoy the beautiful natural environment of this area.

Mogren Mogren is one of the most popular beaches in Montenegro. Although it is so popular and is located very close to the town of Budva, you never feel that it is crowded, precisely because it is one of the largest sandy beaches on the Montenegrin coast. Mogren consists of two smaller beaches Mogren I and II, connected by a short tunnel through the rock 350m long.

The golden, fine sand, rocks and Mediterranean vegetation on this beach represent a true paradise. It belongs to protected zones as a Category III Nature Monument. The beach was named after the only surviving Spanish sailor, Mogrini, who was thrown out by the waves at this place after a shipwreck. As a sign of gratitude, in the hinterland of Mogren II beach, the sailor built a church dedicated to the Catholic saint Saint Anthony, patron of the sea, sailors, fishermen and travelers. The church was destroyed during the Second World War. Above the Mogren beach, the Spas hill rises, which is also protected as a nature monument of the III category, where the Mogren fortress, built in the middle of the 19th century, is located.

Mogren is a symbol of the city of Budva precisely because of its natural beauty, the legend that accompanies the name of this beach, and the sculpture of a ballerina, which is located at the very entrance to the town. Plates This beach is built on the very reefs and rocks, positioned towards the open sea, where you can enjoy a fantastic view and swim in crystal clear, refreshing water. Ploče Beach is located in the immediate vicinity, but in a hidden part of Budva. It has an area of ​​10,000 m2 and looks like a true oasis in wild nature.

This attractive place offers its visitors four swimming pools for children and adults, a good time with cocktails and the performance of various (DJs) Disc Jokeys, and a wide range of food and drinks. There are also excellent types of recreation that you can participate in both on the water and on the beach itself, rent a yacht, ride a jet ski, or enroll in a diving school. For the youngest visitors, the professional staff organizes a playroom, as well as a swimming school for non-swimmers.

Blue horizons In order to reach this popular beach, with extremely soft sand in the open sea towards Luštica, it is necessary to carefully follow the signs from Krašići. The signposts are easy to miss, but they are guaranteed to lead you to this idyll of the Blue Horizons Natural Park.

Also, don't miss the opportunity to rent a boat on the Blue Horizons, in order to marvel at the fantastic natural landscapes, which will delight you even more from this vantage point. Alternatively, let the skipper take you through the caves and rocky coves that surround this picturesque area.