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19 des 35 plages de l'atlas.

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

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.

Surface: sable et petits galets
Entrée: entrée douce
Caractère: aménagée
Longueur: 100–200 m

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

N° 9Plage du haut du classement

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.

Surface: sable et petits galets
Entrée: entrée douce
Caractère: aménagée
Longueur: 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° 10Plage du haut du classement

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.

Surface: sable et petits galets
Entrée: entrée modérée
Caractère: parties aménagées et libres
Longueur: 2200–2500 m

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

N° 12

Riviera d'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.

Surface: sable fin
Entrée: entrée douce
Caractère: parties aménagées et libres
Longueur: 3000 m

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° 13

Tivat et 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.

Surface: galets
Entrée: entrée modérée
Caractère: sauvage
Longueur: 100 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° 16

Tivat et 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.

Surface: galets
Entrée: entrée modérée
Caractère: parties aménagées et libres
Longueur: 200 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° 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.

Surface: sable
Entrée: entrée douce
Caractère: aménagée
Longueur: 150 m

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

N° 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.

Surface: rocher
Entrée: entrée rocheuse
Caractère: parties aménagées et libres
Longueur: 200 m

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

N° 22

Baie 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.

Surface: galets
Entrée: entrée modérée
Caractère: sauvage
Longueur: 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° 23

Baie 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.

Surface: galets
Entrée: entrée modérée
Caractère: sauvage
Longueur: 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° 24

Baie 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.

Surface: plateformes en béton
Entrée: entrée abrupte
Caractère: sauvage
Longueur: 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° 25

Baie 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.

Surface: galets
Entrée: entrée modérée
Caractère: sauvage
Longueur: 200 m

Baie 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.

Surface: sable et petits galets
Entrée: entrée douce
Caractère: parties aménagées et libres
Longueur: 165 m

Baie 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.

Surface: galets
Entrée: entrée rocheuse
Caractère: sauvage
Longueur: 20–50 m

Baie 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.

Surface: plateformes en béton
Entrée: entrée abrupte
Caractère: sauvage
Longueur: 10–30 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.

Surface: sable et petits galets
Entrée: entrée modérée
Caractère: parties aménagées et libres
Longueur: 250 m

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.

Surface: sable et petits galets
Entrée: entrée modérée
Caractère: aménagée
Longueur: 1100–1200 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.

Surface: galets
Entrée: entrée modérée
Caractère: parties aménagées et libres
Longueur: 1000 m

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

Riviera d'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.

Surface: galets
Entrée: entrée rocheuse
Caractère: aménagée
Longueur: 50–100 m

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