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The red-sand crescent of Petrovac beach and the town behind it, seen from the Castello fortress
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Petrovac

Petrovačka plaža

A 600-metre crescent of reddish sand and fine shingle with a town promenade along its whole length and two chapel-topped islets offshore.

Unser Urteil

Petrovac is the family beach of the southern riviera: the sand really is red from the local rock, the water stays shallow and calm near the shore, and everything — cafés, gelato, restaurants, the bus terminus — sits on the promenade behind it. The Venetian Castello anchors the harbour end and the Katič and Sveta Nedjelja islets, now inside a protected marine area, give the bay its postcard. It is busy in July and August but it is a town, not a resort strip, and the better swimming at Lučice is a fifteen-minute walk over the headland.

Petrovac in Fakten

Das Ufer

UntergrundSand und feiner Kies
Einstiegflach · flach
SchattenSchirme zu mieten
Charakterbewirtschaftet · 600 m

Ausstattung

Toilettennicht bestätigt
Duschenin der Saison
Liegen und Schirme€10–18 for two loungers and an umbrella (city hub, 2026); our list gives €10–12
EssenRestaurants
Rettungsschwimmerbathing season
Erste Hilfenicht bestätigt
Trinkwassernicht bestätigt
Stufenloser Zugangnicht bestätigt

Anfahrt

Parkennicht bestätigt
BusBudva–Petrovac (Mediteran Express, roughly hourly 06:10–23:10, terminus in town)
Per Bootkeine
5 Min. zu Fußeben — From the bus terminus or the car parks at the edge of town along the promenade

Regeln und Charakter

Hundenicht bestätigt
FKKnein
Jetski-Korridornicht bestätigt
Campingkeine

Fakten geprüft am 28. September 2026 · Länge: Budva Tourist Organisation (600 m, 9,525 m²); our city hub and 25-best list agree

Petrovac in Bildern

Fotos und Aufnahmen: Montenegro.com, CC BY 4.0

The red-sand crescent of Petrovac beach and the town behind it, seen from the Castello fortress

Karte

Anfahrt

13 km

Budva

18 km

Bar

28 km

Kotor

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

  • Auf dem Weg Die RömerstraßeDie Römerstraße
  • Mit dem BusBudva–Petrovac (Mediteran Express, roughly hourly 06:10–23:10, terminus in town)
  • Mit dem AutoPetrovac is 20 km south of Budva on the coast road; leave the car at the edge of town and walk in — the seafront is a promenade
  • 5 Min. zu Fußeben — From the bus terminus or the car parks at the edge of town along the promenade

Wasser und Auszeichnungen

nicht bestätigt

Calm and shallow near the shore; no dated official sample quoted in our guides — check the Morsko Dobro monitor

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

Vor dem Baden wissen

  • Boats run in and out of the harbour under the Castello — keep to the buoyed bathing zone at that end
  • The islets look close but are several hundred metres out across open water with boat traffic: do not swim to them
  • The bay opens to the south-west, so a jugo sends swell straight onto the beach and the red shingle shifts underfoot
  • Water-sports hire works from the beach in season — watch for the towing lane

Fragen

Is Petrovac beach sandy?
Reddish sand mixed with fine shingle — the Budva Tourist Organisation calls it a sand beach, our hub says sand and shingle. It is comfortable barefoot and the bottom near the shore is shallow.
Can I swim to the islets?
No. Katič and Sveta Nedjelja are several hundred metres offshore across open water used by boats. The protected marine area extends to the islets; see them from the Castello or on a boat trip from the harbour.
How do I get to Lučice and Buljarica from here?
On foot along the coastal path through the pines from the south-eastern end of the beach: Lučice is about 15 minutes, and the Roman Road walk continues over the next headland to Buljarica — around 8 km in all.

Quellen

  1. Budva Tourist Organisation (budva.travel) — attraction 33 (Petrovačka plaža) and the public-transport page (Mediteran Express routes)
  2. montenegro.com — Petrovac city hub
  3. montenegro.com — “25 Best Beaches in Montenegro” (2026 list)
  4. OpenStreetMap — beach way 156809755

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