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The Austro-Hungarian Arza fort on the headland at the tip of Luštica, beside the Mirišta cove, with the island fort of Mamula in the sea behind
Der Strandatlas · Tivat und LušticaNr. 16

Mirišta

The 200-metre pebble cove ten minutes along the coast path from Žanjic, under the Arza fort, with trees over the back of the beach and a fraction of the boats.

Unser Urteil

Mirišta is Žanjic with the volume turned down: the same open-sea water and pale pebble, a smaller cove about 500 m south along the coast path, a beach bar and a few loungers at €10 instead of two restaurants, and overhanging trees that shade the back of the beach in the afternoon. The Austro-Hungarian fort of Arza stands on the headland beside it and the Blue Cave boats will pick up here. It is the better of the two for a day with a book, and the worse for lunch.

Mirišta in Fakten

Das Ufer

UntergrundKies
Einstiegmäßig · wird schnell tief
SchattenBäume und Schirme
Charakterbewirtschaftete und freie Abschnitte · 200 m

Ausstattung

Toilettennicht bestätigt
Duschennicht bestätigt
Liegen und Schirme€10
EssenStrandbar
Rettungsschwimmernicht bestätigt
Erste Hilfenicht bestätigt
Trinkwassernicht bestätigt
Stufenloser Zugangnicht bestätigt

Anfahrt

Parkennicht bestätigt
Busnicht bestätigt
Per Bootja
10 Min. zu Fußunwegsamer Pfad — Along the coast path south from Žanjic beach

Regeln und Charakter

Hundenicht bestätigt
FKKnein
Jetski-Korridornicht bestätigt
Campingnicht bestätigt

Fakten geprüft am 28. September 2026 · Länge: Our 25 Best Beaches list

Mirišta in Bildern

The Austro-Hungarian Arza fort on the headland at the tip of Luštica, beside the Mirišta cove, with the island fort of Mamula in the sea behind

Karte

Anfahrt

7.3 km

Herceg Novi

12 km

Tivat airport

16 km

Kotor

Luftlinie — Montenegros Straßen sind Bergstraßen, die Fahrt ist also länger.

  • Mit dem Busunknown
  • Mit dem BootWater taxis from Herceg Novi in season; the Blue Cave boats leave from here as well as from Žanjic
  • Mit dem AutoMost visitors park at Žanjic (€3–5, full early in July and August) and walk the ten minutes
  • 10 Min. zu Fußunwegsamer Pfad — Along the coast path south from Žanjic beach

Wasser und Auszeichnungen

nicht bestätigt

The same open-sea water as Žanjic next door; no official sample to cite

Keine Auszeichnung, die wir für diesen Strand belegen können. Auch das ist eine Information.

Vor dem Baden wissen

  • The coast path from Žanjic is rough and unlit — fine in daylight, not for the walk back after dark
  • Rock at the water’s edge on both sides of the cove, with sea urchins — swim shoes
  • Open to the west like Žanjic: in a westerly the swell comes straight in
  • Water taxis land here too — stay close in or inside any buoys that are set

Fragen

How do I get to Mirišta?
Park at Žanjic and walk the coast path south for about ten minutes, or take a water taxi from Herceg Novi. The path is rough in places; wear shoes rather than flip-flops.
Is Mirišta quieter than Žanjic?
Yes — it is smaller, has fewer loungers and no restaurant, and most of the boats land at Žanjic. In July and August it still fills; come before noon for a place under the trees.
What is the fort above the beach?
Arza, an Austro-Hungarian coastal fort on the headland at the tip of Luštica, facing Mamula across the water. It is a ruin; there are no marked paths and no lighting.

Quellen

  1. Our 25 Best Beaches in Montenegro list (entry 16)
  2. montenegro.com — Luštica city hub (the smaller, more secluded cove; water taxis; Blue Cave boats)
  3. montenegro.com — Krašići guide (/blog/krasici-la-dolce-vita-rest) and Radovići guide (/blog/radovici): the Arza fort and the Luštica roads
  4. OpenStreetMap — beach way 222269177 (surface pebblestone), Arza node 5823554507

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