The beach atlas
Wild and undeveloped
7 of the 35 beaches in the atlas.
Tivat and Luštica
Dobreč
A 100-metre pebble cove on the outer Luštica shore with no road to it: the boat from Herceg Novi is the only way in and the only way out.
- Surface
- pebble
- Entry
- entry moderate
- Character
- wild
- Length
- 100 m
Bay of Kotor
Bajova KulaBajova kula
A 100-metre pebble shore at Dražin Vrt on the Kotor–Risan road, named for Bajo Pivljanin’s tower above it, with Perast across the water.
- Surface
- pebble
- Entry
- entry moderate
- Character
- wild
- Length
- 100–120 m
Bay of Kotor
Orahovac
Four pebble coves between stone jetties, the coldest and freshest sea in the bay — 24 parts per thousand of salt in late May 2026 — and Excellent at every official sampling.
- Surface
- pebble
- Entry
- entry moderate
- Character
- wild
- Length
- 150 m
Bay of Kotor
Stoliv
No beach at all — concrete platforms and pontoons on the captains’ waterfront of Donji Stoliv, facing Perast across flat water, with the chestnut woods of the upper village behind.
- Surface
- concrete platforms
- Entry
- entry steep
- Character
- wild
- Length
- 100 m
Bay of Kotor
Risan
Pebble coves either side of the harbour of the oldest town on the bay, with the Orjen peaks reflected in the flat water and a Roman mosaic of the god of sleep 300 m from the shore.
- Surface
- pebble
- Entry
- entry moderate
- Character
- wild
- Length
- 200 m
Bay of Kotor
Lipci
A strip of pebbles and flat rocks below the prehistoric deer of Lipci, reached by a narrow concrete path, with clear water deep enough to dive into and nothing else at all.
- Surface
- pebble
- Entry
- entry rocky
- Character
- wild
- Length
- 20–50 m
Bay of Kotor
Ljuta
A concrete bathing platform on the Dobrota shore road beside the mouth of a 200-metre river that comes out of the mountain at 7 °C — the coldest swim in the bay.
- Surface
- concrete platforms
- Entry
- entry steep
- Character
- wild
- Length
- 10–30 m