The beach atlas
Blue Flag beaches
6 of the 39 beaches in the atlas.
Budva riviera
JazPlaža Jaz
A 1.2-kilometre bay of sand and pebble 6 km west of Budva with five Blue Flag concessions, a campsite behind the sand and a quieter naturist cove at its eastern end.
- Surface
- sand and fine pebble
- Entry
- entry moderate
- Character
- organised and free sections
- Length
- 1200 m
Budva riviera
BečićiBečićka plaža
Nearly two kilometres of fine sand and shingle with a shallow shoreline, six Blue Flag concessions and a Paris Grand Prix from 1935.
- Surface
- sand and fine pebble
- Entry
- entry gentle
- Character
- organised and free sections
- Length
- 1.9–2 km
Budva riviera
Kamenovo
A 340-metre arc of sand and fine pebble reached through a tunnel in the rock, with the cleanest official water results on the riviera.
- Surface
- sand and fine pebble
- Entry
- entry gentle
- Character
- organised
- Length
- 330–350 m
Budva riviera
Lučice
A 220-metre cove of golden sand between two pine headlands, a fifteen-minute walk from Petrovac and a Blue Flag site in 2026.
- Surface
- sand and fine pebble
- Entry
- entry gentle
- Character
- organised
- Length
- 220–250 m
Herceg Novi riviera
NjiviceKraljičina plaža
Montenegro’s last beach going west: rock, sand and concrete to swim from below a hamlet of 102 people, with Prevlaka and Croatia 4 km across the water.
- Surface
- rock
- Entry
- entry rocky
- Character
- organised and free sections
- Length
- 200 m
Bar riviera
Veliki PijesakVeliki pijesak, Dobra Voda
An arc of 380–480 m of shingle with sandy patches, an islet 23 m offshore, and a sunset that lands on open water in every month of the year.
- Surface
- pebble
- Entry
- entry moderate
- Character
- organised
- Length
- 380–480 m