Buljarica
The longest beach in the Budva Riviera – 2,250 metres long and covers an area…
The rugged coastline of the Budva Riviera is around 38 km long, and it boasts many sandy beaches, coves, inlets, stone capes and small islands. Over 12,000 metres of the coastline is covered with sandy beaches, whichan average width of around 25 metres, while the total area of all the beaches is approximately 280,000 square metres.
There are more than 30 large beaches along the Riviera, starting from Jaz on the north to Buljarica on the south of the Municipality of Budva. Most of the beaches are divided into several parts (public or hotel beaches), offering the rental of beach equipment (parasols, deckchairs) and sports equipment (boats, paddleboats), carefully regulated in terms ofthe use of space and beach conduct, with an organized lifeguard service, along with many establishments offering food and drinks, and a number of small shopping outlets.
Reddish sand prevails on the Petrovac beach, which is, together with its neat coastline and…
A small beach located in a cove, below the Monastery of Rezevici, can be reached…
It is located in a secluded cove, a little farther away from the road leading…
In the vicinity of Sveti Stefan, below the main road leading to Petrovac, there is…
Next to the access to the Sveti Stefan hotel-town, built across a sandbank, there are…
The Milocer beach, also known as the King’s Beach, is located below the hotel “Milocer”,…
It is located in the immediate vicinity of the hotel “Milocer”, at the beginning of…
The Becici beach won the “Grand Prix” in 1935 in Paris, the title for the…
A small beach in a cove, located at the beginning of the Zavala cape, isfacing…
The largest beach in Budva spreads from the town marina to the hotel “Park”. It…
The largest island of the southern part of the Adriatic, which is known as Skolj…
The Brijeg od Budve beach, located outside of the hotel Avala and stretching to the…
It is comprised of two smaller sandy beaches connected by a tunnel. There is the…