Bečići Apartments

Bečići is a small tourist destination, near Budva, at a distance of 3 kilometers. The place is known as an extremely attractive destination. Bečići Queen Beach is the most beautiful beach on the Montenegrin coast. The beach was previously awarded the Grand Prize for the most beautiful beach in Europe. Numerous luxury villas and hotels have been built over the past years. From the offer of apartments, villas and private accommodations, we highlight: Villa Nadalina was built in 2006. It is located in the part of Bečići (Boreti) which is near Budva, 300 m away from the beach. Villa More has a capacity of 33 beds which are distributed in double, triple and quadruple apartments and 2 beds in one double room. Domador Lux apartments and rooms - is a new property in Becici opened May 1, 2011. It is located in the quiet part of Becica just 150 m from the beach right next to the Queen Hotel. An old stone house in Bečići, also known as "house under the olive tree", because the courtyard is dominated by an olive tree over two hundred years old, is rented as a whole. The position of the house and lush greenery distinguish it from the surroundings. The house is 120 m², renovated and modernly equipped. Apartments Ivanović - Pleasant and family atmosphere, quality service and years of experience in providing accommodation rental services distinguish us as a convenient and pleasant destination for both active and relaxing vacations. Vile Becica are located in Becici across from the Queen of Montenegro Hotel. Our three villas are in a quiet and peaceful area, surrounded by olive trees, palms, mandarins and various other Mediterranean vegetation. The distance from Becici beach is 200 m. Vile Becica offer you accommodation in luxuriously equipped apartments and rooms.

About the area

The slope above Bečići beach is where the settlement actually lives. Streets wind up through olive groves and mandarin trees, past stone houses, newer villas and gardens that have been there far longer than the tourism, and nearly every terrace looks out over the bay. From up here the whole beach is laid out below — a long crescent of sand and fine shingle that once took a prize in Paris as Europe's most beautiful — and the walk down takes a matter of minutes, while the traffic and the music stay where they belong.

The area rewards moving around on foot. A coastal path leads north over the headland into Budva, whose walled old town, citadel and Mogren beach make an easy afternoon and a busy night; southward the promenade runs into Rafailovići for fish suppers by the water, and the road continues past Kamenovo and Pržno to the causeway view of Sveti Stefan. Inland, the mountain road climbs quickly to viewpoints over the whole Budva riviera. Local cooking on this stretch stays close to type: grilled fish, black risotto, lamb and veal under the sač, and olive oil pressed from the trees on these same slopes.