Jaz bay from the hill on the Budva side: the buoy line, a yacht at anchor in the blue water and the wooded headland with the highway cut closing the bay

El atlas de playas

Playas de Montenegro

35 playas en 293 km de costa, desde la Bahía de Kotor hasta Ada Bojana — todas visitadas, contrastadas con los resultados oficiales del agua y los galardones, y fotografiadas por nosotros.

N.º 1 · Jaz

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N.º 1–10

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N.º 1Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

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.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: zonas organizadas y libres
Longitud: 1200 m

Mogren I from the boulders at its eastern end: the layered cliff, swimmers in the green water and the umbrellas of the concession under the pines

N.º 2Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

MogrenMogren I i II

Two sandy coves under the cliffs ten minutes from Budva Old Town, joined by a tunnel in the rock and reached only on foot.

Superficie: arena
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 350 m

Bečići beach on a September morning: rows of umbrellas on the dark sand, walkway mats down to the water and the pine-covered headland closing the bay

N.º 3Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

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.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: zonas organizadas y libres
Longitud: 1950–2000 m

The fortified island of Sveti Stefan and its causeway, the public beach on the northern side and the turquoise shallows around it

N.º 4Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

Sveti Stefan

A 300-metre strand of pink-red pebble on the public side of the Sveti Stefan causeway, with the fortified island filling every frame.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 300 m

Queen’s Beach at Miločer, a small crescent of pale sand and pebble under cypress and pine, still water in the cove

N.º 5Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

Queen's BeachKraljičina plaža

A cove of pale sand and pebble in the Miločer park, named for Queen Marija in the 1930s and reserved for Aman guests again since July 2026.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 100–200 m

The full arc of Kamenovo beach from the coastal path on the Rafailovići side, buoyed bathing water and the hills of Pržno beyond

N.º 6Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

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.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 330–350 m

Pržno beach in high season: umbrellas and loungers on the coarse sand, the stone houses of the village at the water and the rocky islet off the point

N.º 7Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

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.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 150–260 m

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

N.º 8Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

PetrovacPetrovačka 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.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 600 m

The Katič islet seen from the coastal trail between Petrovac and Lučice, pines over clear water

N.º 9Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

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.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 220–250 m

The Katič and Sveta Nedjelja islets off Petrovac from above — the marine part of the Katič Nature Park that also takes in Buljarica

N.º 10Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

Buljarica

The longest beach on the Budva riviera — 2,250 metres of sand, gravel and stone backed by a protected wetland, with almost nothing built on it.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: zonas organizadas y libres
Longitud: 2200–2500 m

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Riviera de Herceg Novi
Bahía de Kotor
Tivat y Luštica
Riviera de Budva
Riviera de Bar
Riviera de Ulcinj

Riviera de Herceg Novi

3 playas

The Great Church of Savina among pines above the Bay of Kotor, red roofs and grey dome against the blue of the strait, the mountains of the far shore behind — the beach lies on the promenade below

N.º 19

Riviera de Herceg Novi

Savina

The 200-metre pebble-and-concrete shore on the Pet Danica promenade below Savina monastery, twenty minutes’ walk east of Herceg Novi’s old town.

Superficie: guijarros
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: zonas organizadas y libres
Longitud: 200 m

The curve of Igalo bay from the hill above Stara Banja, the strand and the Institute quarter strung along the shore, the mountains behind

N.º 20

Riviera de Herceg Novi

Igalo

The flattest, gentlest shore on the bay: up to a kilometre of sand, pebble and concrete platforms in shallow warm water, with the mud beach of Stara Banja at the Sutorina mouth.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 600–1000 m

The open bay from the Njivice shore, Herceg Novi and Igalo strung along the far side under the Orjen massif

N.º 21

Riviera de Herceg Novi

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.

Superficie: roca
Entrada: entrada rocosa
Carácter: zonas organizadas y libres
Longitud: 200 m

Bahía de Kotor

7 playas

Perast and the Verige strait across the water from the north-east shore road, the stretch of coast on which Bajova Kula lies

N.º 22

Bahía de 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.

Superficie: guijarros
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: salvaje
Longitud: 100–120 m

Orahovac from the shore: the houses along the water under the bare mountains, rows of mussel-farm floats across the bay and a concrete pontoon with a canopy

N.º 23

Bahía de 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.

Superficie: guijarros
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: salvaje
Longitud: 150 m

The Donji Stoliv waterfront from the water: the campanile and nave of the church of the Name of Mary, stone houses and the sea wall with cars parked on the shore road

N.º 24

Bahía de 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.

Superficie: plataformas de hormigón
Entrada: entrada pronunciada
Carácter: salvaje
Longitud: 100 m

The Risan waterfront on a still day: the stone quay, cafés and houses along the shore road, and the mountains of the head of the bay reflected in flat water

N.º 25

Bahía de 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.

Superficie: guijarros
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: salvaje
Longitud: 200 m

Bahía de Kotor

Morinj

A 165-metre strip of sand and grey pebble at the corner of the bay where a cold stream comes out of the karst, with two campsites behind it and the mills restaurant above the road.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: zonas organizadas y libres
Longitud: 165 m

Bahía de 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.

Superficie: guijarros
Entrada: entrada rocosa
Carácter: salvaje
Longitud: 20–50 m

Bahía de 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.

Superficie: plataformas de hormigón
Entrada: entrada pronunciada
Carácter: salvaje
Longitud: 10–30 m

Tivat y Luštica

4 playas

The mouth of the Bay of Kotor from the tip of Luštica: the Arza fort on its headland, the island fort of Mamula and the Prevlaka peninsula beyond — the water the Dobreč boats cross

N.º 13

Tivat y 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.

Superficie: guijarros
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: salvaje
Longitud: 100 m

Žanjice bay from the air: boats moored in turquoise water off the pebble beach, a small islet with a building, the wooded hills of Luštica behind

N.º 15

Tivat y Luštica

ŽanjicŽanjice

A 300-metre white-pebble bay near the tip of Luštica, twenty minutes by boat from Herceg Novi and the departure point for the Blue Cave.

Superficie: guijarros
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 300 m

The Austro-Hungarian Arza fort on the headland at the tip of Luštica, beside the Mirišta cove, with the island fort of Mamula in the sea behind

N.º 16

Tivat y Luštica

Mirišta

The 200-metre pebble cove ten minutes along the coast path from Žanjic, under the Arza fort, with trees over the back of the beach and a fraction of the boats.

Superficie: guijarros
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: zonas organizadas y libres
Longitud: 200 m

The Luštica peninsula and the Tivat side of the Bay of Kotor from the cable car above Kotor — the low wooded peninsula whose southern coast holds the Pržno bay of Plavi Horizonti

N.º 17

Tivat y Luštica

Plavi HorizontiPržno (Plavi horizonti)

Blue Horizons: 350 metres of fine pale sand in the sheltered Pržno bay on the south coast of Luštica, shallow a long way out and backed by pines — the largest sandy beach in Tivat municipality.

Superficie: arena fina
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 350 m

Riviera de Budva

13 playas

N.º 1Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

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.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: zonas organizadas y libres
Longitud: 1200 m

N.º 2Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

MogrenMogren I i II

Two sandy coves under the cliffs ten minutes from Budva Old Town, joined by a tunnel in the rock and reached only on foot.

Superficie: arena
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 350 m

N.º 3Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

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.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: zonas organizadas y libres
Longitud: 1950–2000 m

N.º 4Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

Sveti Stefan

A 300-metre strand of pink-red pebble on the public side of the Sveti Stefan causeway, with the fortified island filling every frame.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 300 m

N.º 5Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

Queen's BeachKraljičina plaža

A cove of pale sand and pebble in the Miločer park, named for Queen Marija in the 1930s and reserved for Aman guests again since July 2026.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 100–200 m

N.º 6Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

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.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 330–350 m

N.º 7Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

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.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 150–260 m

N.º 8Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

PetrovacPetrovačka 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.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 600 m

N.º 9Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

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.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 220–250 m

N.º 10Playa de primer nivel

Riviera de Budva

Buljarica

The longest beach on the Budva riviera — 2,250 metres of sand, gravel and stone backed by a protected wetland, with almost nothing built on it.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: zonas organizadas y libres
Longitud: 2200–2500 m

Trsteno cove from the hill: turquoise water inside the buoy line, two boats at anchor, the small sand beach with its beach club and car park under the scrub-covered slopes

N.º 18

Riviera de Budva

TrstenoPlaža Trsteno

A 150-metre sand cove west of Jaz where an adult can still stand far out in clear water, run by one beach club and reached by a narrow lane or by boat.

Superficie: arena
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 150 m

Riviera de Budva

Rafailovići

The fishing-village end of the Bečići strand: two managed sectors, a working mooring, fish restaurants on the quay and the tunnel path to Kamenovo.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 1950–2000 m

The coast south of Sveti Stefan from the hillside — the olive-covered slopes that hide the cove of Drobni Pijesak

Riviera de Budva

Drobni PijesakDrobni pijesak

A 250-metre cove of yellow-white sand and small pebbles below the olive groves between Sveti Stefan and Petrovac, with a freshwater spring on the beach.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: zonas organizadas y libres
Longitud: 250 m

Riviera de Bar

4 playas

Riviera de Bar

Čanj

A 1.1–1.2 km strand of sand, pebbles and stones between Petrovac and Sutomore, with all three official water points Excellent in August 2026 and a boat-only cove, Kraljičina plaža, round the headland.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 1100–1200 m

Riviera de Bar

Sutomore

About 1,250 m of real sand mixed with fine gravel in a wide south-westerly bay, with a railway station five minutes from the water and the cheapest sunbeds on the coast.

Superficie: arena y guijarro fino
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 1250–1600 m

Riviera de Bar

Žukotrlica

A kilometre of pebbles under mature Aleppo pines at the northern end of Bar’s seafront, the start of the 3.6 km King’s Promenade and the town beach locals use.

Superficie: guijarros
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: zonas organizadas y libres
Longitud: 1000 m

Veliki Pijesak from above: the arc of shingle, rows of parasols, the promenade and the islet Veliki Kamen just offshore

Riviera de Bar

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.

Superficie: guijarros
Entrada: entrada moderada
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 380–480 m

Riviera de Ulcinj

4 playas

Velika plaža at Ulcinj, the fine dark sand and shallow water running towards the horizon

N.º 11

Riviera de Ulcinj

Long BeachVelika plaža

Twelve to thirteen kilometres of fine dark sand from Port Milena to the Bojana mouth, shallow for a long way out and swept by a thermal wind every summer afternoon.

Superficie: arena fina
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: zonas organizadas y libres
Longitud: 12000–13000 m

Ada Bojana: the open beach and the sea on a grey September morning

N.º 12

Riviera de Ulcinj

Ada Bojana

A triangular island of fine sand at the mouth of the Bojana, about 3 km of open beach with a signposted naturist section, kite schools and fish restaurants on stilts over the river.

Superficie: arena fina
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: zonas organizadas y libres
Longitud: 3000 m

Mala plaža in September, with the Kalaja walls and the Old Town on the rock above the sand

N.º 14

Riviera de Ulcinj

Small BeachMala plaža

Ulcinj’s town beach: about 400 m of sand in an enclosed bay directly below the Kalaja walls, five minutes from the bus station and never quiet after ten.

Superficie: arena
Entrada: entrada suave
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 400 m

The Ulcinj coast from the Kalaja walls; Ženska plaža lies along the Pinješ shore beyond Mala plaža

Riviera de Ulcinj

Women's BeachŽenska plaža

A screened cove east of Ulcinj with a sulphur spring in the shallows, run as a women-only bathing area from May to October and visited for a fertility tradition older than any of its operators.

Superficie: guijarros
Entrada: entrada rocosa
Carácter: organizada
Longitud: 50–100 m

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Cómo clasificamos

Cada playa de este atlas la hemos recorrido, nadado y fotografiado nosotros. El puesto sopesa seis cosas: el agua (muestras oficiales de Morsko Dobro, no un color), la orilla (superficie, entrada, sombra), cuánto se llena en agosto, los servicios y si una parte de la playa sigue siendo libre, lo difícil que es llegar, y el entorno. Los galardones solo cuentan cuando podemos citar el año. Cada dato lleva la fecha de nuestra última comprobación.