The 18 places the travel guides we read name most, what they say about each, and fares from your city.
The places, most named first
From the 6 guides that rank for "best beaches in montenegro"
Named by 5 of 61. Jaz BeachBudva, MontenegroOne of the largest beaches in the country, so it is less crowded than Budva or Becici.Known for water sports and a camping and event spot on summer weekends.
Named by 4 of 62. Mogren BeachBudva, MontenegroTwo adjacent sandy coves near Budva Old Town, backed by cliffs.Very clear water set against green cliffsides; under a quarter mile long.
Named by 4 of 63. Velika Plaža (Long Beach), UlcinjUlcinj, MontenegroThe longest beach in Montenegro, at 12 kilometers by one count.Another guide puts the sand at 13 km around Ulcinj.
Named by 3 of 6
4. Plavi Horizonti (Blue Horizons)
Lustica Peninsula, Montenegro
A semi-circular sandy beach in a small bay near Tivat.
Has earned a Blue Flag for its clear water.
Named by 3 of 65. Budva coastBudva, MontenegroOften the first result for Montenegro beaches; most beaches there are pebble, with clear water.Known for lively nightlife alongside its beaches.
Named by 2 of 66. Kamenovo BeachBudva Riviera, MontenegroSits between Sveti Stefan and Budva, with no housing nearby, so the water is cleaner.Almost empty in May, early June and late September.
Named by 2 of 67. Sveti StefanMontenegroA beach beside the island of Sveti Stefan, a former fortified village from the 15th century.The island is joined to the mainland by a narrow isthmus.
Named by 2 of 68. Herceg NoviBay of Kotor, MontenegroA resort city with hotels along the beach, at the entrance to the Bay of Kotor.Boat tours to the Blue Cave leave from here.
9. Bečići BeachBudva, MontenegroA shingle beach about 2 km long on the Budva Riviera, popular for watersports.Clear water and marked safe swim zones.
10. Queen’s Beach (Miločer)MontenegroOften called the most beautiful beach in Montenegro.Calm, clear water suits children.
11. Sveti Nikola islandMontenegroThe largest island in the country, reached only by boat.Good snorkeling close to shore.
12. Ada BojanaMontenegroAn island where the river meets the sea, with a long sandy beach and calm water.Suggested for kitesurfing, kayaking and birdwatching.
13. Fashion Beach, RisanBay of Kotor, MontenegroA 1 km pebble beach in the northern part of Kotor Bay that rarely gets crowded.Has restrooms, showers, changing rooms and lifeguards.
14. Drobni PijesakMontenegroA white pebble beach by an olive grove, a 20-minute drive from central Budva.
15. Ploce BeachMontenegroA pebbly beach with sunbathing terraces and a family end with shallow pools.
16. Beach GrecoMontenegroA long stretch west of Budva Old Town, split into a free area and a rental area.
17. Maslinjak Beach, KrasiciLustica Peninsula, MontenegroA small, narrow beach on the Lustica Peninsula with hardly any people on weekdays.
18. Perazica DoMontenegroA small cove beach under cliffs, reached by a steep staircase.
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When to go
Travel guides most often name May to June and September as the best time to visit Montenegro.
Named by 5 of 61. Jaz BeachOne of the largest beaches in the country, so it is less crowded than Budva or Becici.Known for water sports and a camping and event spot on summer weekends.
Named by 4 of 62. Mogren BeachTwo adjacent sandy coves near Budva Old Town, backed by cliffs.Very clear water set against green cliffsides; under a quarter mile long.
Named by 4 of 63. Velika Plaža (Long Beach), UlcinjThe longest beach in Montenegro, at 12 kilometers by one count.Another guide puts the sand at 13 km around Ulcinj.
