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.
Notre verdict
Ada Bojana is three coasts in one: the Adriatic side with waves and a wide, gently shelving sandy beach; the river arms, calm and warm, lined with wooden restaurants on piles; and a resort that has been naturist since 1973. Textile bathers have their own well-marked stretch. Come for the kites on an afternoon thermal, the fish pulled from the river that morning, and the slowest evenings on the Montenegrin coast.
Ada Bojana, en quelques repères
Le rivage
Équipements
Accès
Règles et caractère
Données vérifiées le 28 septembre 2026 · Longueur: Our 25 Best Beaches list (3 km); the guide says only "several kilometres"
Ada Bojana en images
Photographies et vidéos : Montenegro.com, CC BY 4.0
Ada Bojana en mouvement
The mouth of the Bojana at Kod Peše, river meeting sea
Houses and stilt restaurants along the river arm of the Bojana
Photographies et vidéos : Montenegro.com, CC BY 4.0
Carte
Y aller
14 km
Ulcinj
34 km
Bar
65 km
Budva
Distances à vol d'oiseau — les routes du Monténégro sont des routes de montagne, le trajet est donc plus long.
- En busunknown
- En voitureAbout 15 km south of Ulcinj, 20–25 minutes, over the single-lane bridge of 1987 (free to cross); several parking areas, a few euros a day in high season, and the 25-best list quotes a €3–5 summer vehicle fee
Eau et labels
non confirmé
Open sea on the Adriatic side, calm brackish water in the two river arms; the river colours the sea near the mouth after rain
Aucun label que nous puissions citer pour cette plage. L'absence est aussi une information.
À savoir avant de se baigner
- The Bojana mouth at Kod Peše: river current meets the sea — do not swim across or near the mouth
- The Adriatic side takes the swell and the afternoon thermal wind; the river side is calm but deep and brackish off the banks
- Kite schools launch from the beach and the river bank — keep clear of the lines on windy afternoons
- One single-lane bridge is the only road in; expect queues on August afternoons and evenings
Plages à proximité
Dormir près de Ada Bojana
Tous les hébergements à Ulcinj →
Le guide complet
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Tout ce qui précède est la version courte. Le guide contient les sources, les codes de secteur, les dates de prélèvement et ce qui change au cours d'une saison.
Questions
- Do I have to be naked on Ada Bojana?
- No. Part of the island is a naturist section — one of the Mediterranean’s first, opened in 1973 — and it is clearly signposted. The textile beach is separate and well marked. Respect whichever side you are on.
- How did the island form?
- In 1858 the merchant ship Merito sank at the mouth of the Bojana. River sediment banked against the wreck and two small islets beside it, and within decades the current had built a triangular island of roughly 4.8–5 km², barely three metres above the water.
- Is there an entrance fee?
- The bridge is free. Our guide notes a small daily parking fee of a few euros in high season and a modest fee at some access points or the beach-club zone; the 25-best list quotes €3–5 per vehicle in summer. Loungers are €10–20 a set.
Sources
- montenegro.com — Ada Bojana guide (/cities/ulcinj/ada-bojana)
- montenegro.com — Ulcinj city hub (island area, resort opened 1973)
- montenegro.com — 25 Best Beaches in Montenegro (rank 12; the Merito of 1858)
- OpenStreetMap — beach way 256390533 (centre used) and the resort nude beach way 256390526