
Small Beach
Mala 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.
Nuestro veredicto
Mala plaža is where Ulcinj swims, eats and walks in the evening, with the fortified Old Town on the rock above every view. The sand is real, the bay shallow and sheltered, and the promenade behind it is lined with restaurants. It is a lively, multicultural town beach rather than a place for space, and it is the natural first stage of the Pinješ Pines walk east to Ženska plaža and Velika plaža.
Small Beach, en datos
La orilla
Servicios
Acceso
Normas y carácter
Datos verificados el 28 de septiembre de 2026 · Longitud: Our 25 Best Beaches list; no official figure found
Small Beach en imágenes
Fotografías y vídeo: Montenegro.com, CC BY 4.0
Mapa
Cómo llegar
1.8 km
Ulcinj
21 km
Bar
51 km
Budva
Distancias en línea recta — las carreteras de Montenegro son de montaña, así que el trayecto es más largo.
- En el paseo Pinos de PinješParada: mala-plaza
- En autobúsunknown
- En cocheParking in the centre is tight in summer; this is a beach you walk to from wherever you are staying in town
- 5 min a piellano — From the town centre along the promenade; the Old Town above is reached by steps from the beach end
Agua y galardones
sin confirmar
An enclosed town bay: flat and clearest at 07:00, stirred by bathers and boats by midday
Ningún galardón que podamos citar para esta playa. La ausencia también es información.
Antes de bañarte
- The busiest sand in Ulcinj by mid-morning in July and August — a town beach with the town on it
- The swimming ledge under the Kalaja walls is bare rock: check the depth before you jump and mind wet stone
- Small boats work the harbour at the edge of the bay — stay inside the buoyed water
Playas cercanas
Alojarse cerca de Small Beach
Todos los alojamientos en Ulcinj →Preguntas
- How do I get to Mala plaža?
- Walk. It is the main beach directly below the Old Town walls, a few minutes from the town centre along the promenade. The Pinješ Pines walk starts at the Old Town and passes the beach on its way east.
- Is the sand real?
- Yes — OpenStreetMap and the Ulcinj hub both record sand; our 25-best list calls it sand-pebble. Either way it is finer than anything on the Budva riviera.
Fuentes
- montenegro.com — Ulcinj city hub and the Pinješ Pines walk page
- montenegro.com — 25 Best Beaches in Montenegro (rank 14)
- OpenStreetMap — beach way 156809746 (centre used for the coordinates)









