Bečići beach
The long sandy shore stretches from Zavala towards Rafailovići and is divided into several public and hotel bathing areas. Before choosing your stretch, check access, the particular bathing area's rules and water conditions that day.
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The long sandy shore stretches from Zavala towards Rafailovići and is divided into several public and hotel bathing areas. Before choosing your stretch, check access, the particular bathing area's rules and water conditions that day.
Jaz is a cove west of Budva with two shore sections. The surface combines gravel on the beach and sand in the water, but entry is not the same along the entire shore. Before choosing a place for the day, check access, waves and somewhere to take a break from the sun.
Choose Mogren when you want a beach outing that also includes a short coastal walk. The two coves lie beyond Avala, west of the Old Town; a concrete path leads to the first.
Slovenska is a choice for a day combining swimming with a meal and a walk. It stretches from the town harbour to Hotel Park, forming a long urban waterfront with many facilities.
Ričardova glava suits a day when the Old Town, a meal and a short swim all matter within one area. Its position beside the walls is the main reason to choose it.
Pizana is a small pebble beach below the northeastern Repeno tower. It makes sense as a short break after exploring the historic centre, especially when you do not want another trip outside the centre.
Rafailovići beach is part of everyday life beside the village: swimming, a break and a meal can be combined without a separate excursion. The shore continues towards Bečići, but choose your approach and entry into the water at the specific bathing area, according to your accommodation and conditions that day.
Pržno brings together a beach, stone waterfront houses and restaurants in the same cove. TO Budva describes a sandy and partly rocky shore. Choose a particular stretch for swimming according to the surface, signs and sea conditions that day.
Kamenovo is a sandy beach between Bečići and Pržno, beside the Budva–Bar main road. TO Budva lists a coastal promenade connection towards Bečići. Plan a visit from Pržno as a separate outing, with checked access and return.
The eastern and western beaches extend along the junction between the mainland and the Sveti Stefan peninsula. TO Budva highlights the sandy shore with pink and reddish stone. Choose a particular bathing area for your beach day and confirm its conditions of use.
Get to know Buljarica starting with your own access to the sea. TO Budva describes a long shore with a sandy section towards Petrovac and mainly pebbles and rocks elsewhere; for everyday swimming, the section you reach from your accommodation matters most.
Lučice is a suggestion for a change of beach during your stay in Buljarica. The bay belongs to the Petrovac area, so clarify transport, beach access and your return to your accommodation before going.
View detailsFor daily swimming in Čanj, first choose your own section of Biserna obala. TO Bar describes it as a long pebbly beach; inspect the actual water entry and facilities at the specific bathing area.
Queen's Beach near Čanj is a separate boat trip to Pećin cove. Arrange a carrier, departure and return for your visit date; this is not the beach of the same name near Miločer.
View detailsPetrovac beach follows the main town waterfront and promenade. TO Budva describes reddish sand and a length of about 600 metres. Its central location lets you combine swimming with a walk to Kastio, a meal and views of Katič and Sveta Nedelja islets.
Lučice is a smaller cove south of central Petrovac, with a sandy shore and pines and cypresses behind. The official description lists approximately 220 metres of beach. Choose it as a separate beach outing for a different setting from the main town promenade.
Perazića do is a cove below Reževići Monastery, beyond Petrovac's town waterfront. TO Budva describes sand and gravel and access by turning off the Budva–Petrovac main road.
View detailsVeliki Pijesak is the main coastal base for a stay in Dobre Vode. TO Bar describes it as a predominantly pebbly beach with sandy sections, about 380 m long. Choose a specific access and water entry; the beach's name does not mean fine sand everywhere.
Mali Pijesak is a separate coastal location in the Dobre Vode and Pečurice area, also recorded in Morsko dobro documents. Agree on the precise name and route with your host before going out, rather than seeking it as part of Veliki Pijesak Beach.
View detailsUvala Maslina is a base in the part of Utjeha where you want to combine swimming and a meal in one outing. TO Bar lists a beach about 200 m long. Before choosing accommodation, check its exact position relative to the cove, as Paljuškovo and Hladna uvala have separate access routes.
Choose Paljuškovo as a specific swimming cove, not another name for all of Utjeha. TO Bar describes a pebbly beach in the bay of the same name. Check access from your accommodation or vehicle arrival before setting out with equipment for a full day.
View detailsHladna uvala, listed as Bušat in the TO Bar directory, is a separate bay in the Utjeha area. If choosing it for daily swimming, align the exact accommodation address and permitted access; the name Utjeha does not mean every bay uses the same entrance.
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