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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
L'atlas des plages · Tivat et LušticaN° 16

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.

Notre verdict

Mirišta is Žanjic with the volume turned down: the same open-sea water and pale pebble, a smaller cove about 500 m south along the coast path, a beach bar and a few loungers at €10 instead of two restaurants, and overhanging trees that shade the back of the beach in the afternoon. The Austro-Hungarian fort of Arza stands on the headland beside it and the Blue Cave boats will pick up here. It is the better of the two for a day with a book, and the worse for lunch.

Mirišta, en quelques repères

Le rivage

Surfacegalets
Entréemodérée · profond rapidement
Ombrearbres et parasols
Caractèreparties aménagées et libres · 200 m

Équipements

Toilettesnon confirmé
Douchesnon confirmé
Transats et parasols€10
Restaurationbar de plage
Sauveteurnon confirmé
Premiers secoursnon confirmé
Eau potablenon confirmé
Accès sans marchesnon confirmé

Accès

Parkingnon confirmé
Busnon confirmé
En bateauoui
10 min à piedsentier accidenté — Along the coast path south from Žanjic beach

Règles et caractère

Chiensnon confirmé
Naturismenon
Couloir jet-skinon confirmé
Campingnon confirmé

Données vérifiées le 28 septembre 2026 · Longueur: Our 25 Best Beaches list

Mirišta en images

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

Carte

Y aller

7.3 km

Herceg Novi

12 km

Tivat airport

16 km

Kotor

Distances à vol d'oiseau — les routes du Monténégro sont des routes de montagne, le trajet est donc plus long.

  • En busunknown
  • En bateauWater taxis from Herceg Novi in season; the Blue Cave boats leave from here as well as from Žanjic
  • En voitureMost visitors park at Žanjic (€3–5, full early in July and August) and walk the ten minutes
  • 10 min à piedsentier accidenté — Along the coast path south from Žanjic beach

Eau et labels

non confirmé

The same open-sea water as Žanjic next door; no official sample to cite

Aucun label que nous puissions citer pour cette plage. L'absence est aussi une information.

À savoir avant de se baigner

  • The coast path from Žanjic is rough and unlit — fine in daylight, not for the walk back after dark
  • Rock at the water’s edge on both sides of the cove, with sea urchins — swim shoes
  • Open to the west like Žanjic: in a westerly the swell comes straight in
  • Water taxis land here too — stay close in or inside any buoys that are set

Questions

How do I get to Mirišta?
Park at Žanjic and walk the coast path south for about ten minutes, or take a water taxi from Herceg Novi. The path is rough in places; wear shoes rather than flip-flops.
Is Mirišta quieter than Žanjic?
Yes — it is smaller, has fewer loungers and no restaurant, and most of the boats land at Žanjic. In July and August it still fills; come before noon for a place under the trees.
What is the fort above the beach?
Arza, an Austro-Hungarian coastal fort on the headland at the tip of Luštica, facing Mamula across the water. It is a ruin; there are no marked paths and no lighting.

Sources

  1. Our 25 Best Beaches in Montenegro list (entry 16)
  2. montenegro.com — Luštica city hub (the smaller, more secluded cove; water taxis; Blue Cave boats)
  3. montenegro.com — Krašići guide (/blog/krasici-la-dolce-vita-rest) and Radovići guide (/blog/radovici): the Arza fort and the Luštica roads
  4. OpenStreetMap — beach way 222269177 (surface pebblestone), Arza node 5823554507

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