Montenegro Beaches Travel Guide 2025

Montenegro, a constantly growing popular destination for vacationers, is home to a variety of beautiful beaches. Located on the Adriatic coast, Montenegro’s crystal-clear waters, mixed pebble and sand shores, and natural beauty attract thousands of visitors each year. This guide provides detailed information on the best beaches, entrance fees, types of sand, sunbed prices, and activities to help you plan the perfect beach holiday.

Sveti Stefan Beach (Petrovac)

Sand/Surface: A mix of fine sand and pebbles
Entrance Fee: €10-15 per person (varies seasonally)
Sunbeds and Umbrellas: €10-20 per sunbed
Facilities: Restaurants, bars, showers, restrooms

Highlights: Enjoy the ultimate holiday experience with crystal-clear waters and a light pebble-sand beach, accompanied by stunning views of Sveti Stefan Island. As you walk along a long, narrow path towards the island, the Budva side has finer sand, while the Petrovac side has a slightly finer mix of sand and pebbles.

Access: Shuttle buses depart from Budva every 10 minutes and operate in a loop. Private parking is available. Parking fees for 2025 are approximately €8 per hour. (Fees may vary depending on vehicle model and the pricing of local parking facilities.)

Jaz Beach (Budva)

It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that Jaz Beach is perhaps one of the most beautiful beaches in Budva.
Sand/Surface: Pebble beach with small sandy areas
Entrance Fee: Free, but parking may cost €5-10
Sunbeds and Umbrellas: €5-15 per day
Facilities: Restaurants, beach bars, water sports, camping
Highlights: Famous for its music festivals, ideal for parties and active tourists
Transportation: 3 km from Budva; easy and convenient access by shuttle bus or taxi.

Mogren Beach (Budva Old Town)

Mogren 1 and Mogren 2 beaches, located in Budva Old Town, are among the most popular beaches in Montenegro, renowned worldwide. These beaches, especially popular with those staying in the city center, host a large number of visitors during the tourist season. Directly behind them, the beaches, with their high mountain views, offer a wide range of activities.
Sand/Surface: Fine golden sand with pebbles in some areas
Entrance Fee: None
Sunbeds and Umbrellas: €30-50 per sunbed
Amenities: Beach bars, restaurants, showers
Highlights: Two beaches connected by a tunnel, picturesque cliffs, calm waters

Transportation: Accessible on foot from Budva Old Town

Kamenovo Beach (Budva)

Sand/Surface: Pebbles and clear, shallow waters
Entrance Fee: Free
Sunbeds and Umbrellas: €15-35 per day
Amenities: Beach bars, snack bars, restrooms
Highlights: A small, charming beach, less crowded than the main beaches, perfect for relaxing
Transportation: Kamenovo Beach is 3 km from Budva; nearby beaches can be reached by taxi or on foot.

Velika Plaža (Ulcinj)

Ulcjin (Ülgün), which boasts the most flat land in Montenegro, is the most heavily cultivated area, and is located on the route to neighboring Albania, and is home to perhaps Montenegro’s most beautiful beaches. With its fine sands and shallow waters, it’s a fairytale paradise for those who enjoy walking by the sea. Beach establishments line the entire coastline in Ulcjin. While admission is free (some may require a fee), there are also private beaches offering umbrellas, sun loungers, and VIP services. Parking areas have been shaded to protect vehicles from the sun.

Sand/Surface: Long sandy beach, 12 km, fine golden sand
Entrance Fee: Free
Sunbeds and umbrellas: €15-30
Facilities: Restaurants, bars, water sports centers, kitesurfing spots
Highlights: Montenegro’s longest beach, ideal for families and sports enthusiasts. Velika Beach is just one of these beaches.
Transportation: 10 minutes from Ulcinj center; ample parking

Ada Bojana (Ulcinj)

Sand/Surface: Sandy beach famous for kitesurfing
Entrance Fee: Free
Sunbeds and Umbrellas: €15-30
Amenities: Restaurants, kiteboard rentals, camping areas
Highlights: Unique triangular island, peaceful atmosphere, water sports center
Access: Accessible by car; parking available

Beach Activities & Tips

• Water Sports: Many beaches offer jet skiing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and parasailing.

• Beach Festivals: Jaz Beach hosts international music festivals.

• Safety: Most beaches have lifeguards during the high season.

• Timing: Morning or late afternoon visits avoid crowds and high sun exposure.

• Local Cuisine: Try seafood restaurants along the coast for fresh fish and Montenegrin specialties