Pržno
A 260-metre village beach of sand and pebble with fish restaurants at the water’s edge, a Poor result and bathing ban in July 2026 and Excellent results ever since.
Our verdict
Pržno is the fishing village between Bečići and Miločer where the tables reach the sand: 260 m of sandy, partly rocky shore by the tourist board’s figure, a stone promenade of about 270 m opened in 2022 and restaurants that double as beach bars. It is more Mediterranean village than resort, and it fills by late morning in summer. The July 2026 water episode is the reason to read the monitor before you swim; the results were Excellent again from 4 August to 1 September.
Pržno, in facts
The shore
Facilities
Access
Rules and character
Facts verified September 28, 2026 · Length: Budva Tourist Organisation, via our guide, gives 260 m and 4,300 m²; our 25-best list says 150 m
Pržno in pictures
Photographs and footage: Montenegro.com, CC BY 4.0
Map
Getting there
5.0 km
Budva
20 km
Kotor
21 km
Tivat airport
Straight-line distances — Montenegro's roads are mountain roads, so the drive is longer.
- On the The Seven Bays walkStop: przno
- By busBudva–Sveti Stefan local route (stop on the main road above the village; confirm the stop and last service on the day)
- By carAbout 5 km south-east of Budva; parking is limited — arrive early or take a taxi
- 5 min on footwith steps — From the bus stop on the main road down through the village lanes to the waterfront
Water and awards
Excellent
Latest official sample September 1, 2026: Excellent
Source: Morsko Dobro bathing-water monitor (site record for Pržno, Budva)
Poor on 23 July 2026 with a bathing ban, then Good on 31 July and Excellent on 4 and 18 August and 1 September (Morsko Dobro monitor)
- Excellent on 4 Aug, 18 Aug and 1 Sep 2026, after a Poor result and bathing ban in late July
Know before you swim
- A Poor result and bathing ban on 23–30 July 2026 — check the Morsko Dobro monitor and the beach flag before swimming
- Rocky patches at the ends of the beach and wet, irregular stone steps on the promenade
- Parking in the village is scarce and the last streets are narrow
- The shore path on to Miločer had a gate closed 08:00–20:00 in May–July 2026 — do not count on walking through
Nearby beaches
Stay near Pržno
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The full guide
Read the Pržno guide
Everything above is the short form. The guide has the sources, the sector codes, the sampling dates and the things that change within a season.
Questions
- What happened to the water at Pržno in 2026?
- Morsko Dobro’s monitor classed it Poor on 23 July 2026 and kept a bathing ban and red flag after a repeat sample on 28 July. The 31 July retest was Good, and 4 August, 18 August and 1 September were all Excellent. Check the newest result before you swim.
- Can I walk from Pržno to Miločer and Sveti Stefan?
- The shore path exists and is our Seven Bays route, but a gate on the Sveti Stefan–Miločer Park path was reported closed from 08:00 to 20:00 between May and July 2026. Check on the day or treat the places as separate stops.
- Where do I eat?
- The waterfront konobas serve the morning’s catch at tables where the sand starts; our list singles out Konoba Langust and recommends booking for dinner.
Sources
- montenegro.com — Pržno village guide (/cities/budva/przno-village)
- Morsko Dobro — bathing-water monitor, site record for Pržno (Budva), via our guide
- Budva Tourist Organisation — Pržno beach dimensions and surface, via our guide
- montenegro.com — Sveti Stefan and Miločer city hubs
- montenegro.com — "25 Best Beaches in Montenegro" (research seed)
- Government of Montenegro / Morsko Dobro — official Blue Flag recipient list 2024 (no Pržno entry)
- OpenStreetMap — way 128448274 (Pržno, public beach)