Petrovac & Paštrovići
The Roman Road
Petrovac began as a station on the Roman coastal road; this path of health strings pine forest, cliff-edge sea path and lit rock-cut tunnels between three very different beaches.
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- The tunnels are lit, but the lighting is recent and outages happen — carry a phone torch; the longest tunnel runs 497 m.
- Do not enter the Hotel As ruin at Perazića Do — it is an unsecured concrete shell.
- Getting back: Budva–Petrovac buses run every 40–60 minutes in summer; from Reževići, flag the coastal bus on the Adriatic Highway above the monastery — the final climb ends on the road shoulder, walk it facing traffic.
- Water and food: Lučice and Petrovac are the reliable stops; nothing at Perazića Do outside July–August; Buljarica’s two kilometres are shadeless.
- After rain, Buljarica’s wetland margins stay muddy — keep to the beach berm in spring.
La promenade
Buljarica
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Three hundred hectares of reedbed behind two kilometres of nearly empty beach — the riviera’s last unbuilt bay, and the first landfall for birds that cross the Adriatic from Africa each spring.
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- Buljarica wetland (internationally important bird area)2 min à pied
Lučice beach
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Over the Malo Brdo pine saddle to a Blue Flag double cove between two capes — the beach Petrovac families keep for themselves.
Petrovac & Kastello
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The Venetian Kastello was a quarantine station and wine warehouse dressed as a fortress. Off the promenade float Katič and Sveta Nedjelja — the islet chapel is a sailor’s shipwreck vow, and locals still swim out to ring its bell for luck.
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- Konoba Mediterraneo2 min à pied
- Konoba Bonaca2 min à pied
- Fortuna2 min à pied
- Konoba Tramontana2 min à pied
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- Kastello fortress & WWII obelisk2 min à pied
- Katič & Sveta Nedjelja islets2 min à pied
Roman mosaics of Mirišta
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Found under an olive grove in 1902: the mosaic floors of a 3rd–4th-century Roman villa rustica, a ten-by-fifteen-metre stretch now under glass — the farm that gave this walk its name.
Perazića Do
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A kilometre of hand-cut tunnels — one blocked side-branch once led straight into Hotel As, Yugoslavia’s resort dream frozen mid-checkout since 2002 — then daylight, and a lonely beach under the Reževići cliffs.
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- Hotel As ruin (do not enter)2 min à pied
Reževići Monastery
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Founded by King Stefan the First-Crowned around 1226. For six centuries a hollowed stone column by the road — the kamenica — was kept filled with wine by the villagers, free for any passing stranger.
Continuez le long de la côte
Riviera de Budva
The Seven Bays
The coast’s most famous walk: promenades, a pedestrian tunnel through the cliff, hidden coves and pine paths linking seven bays — ending at the postcard view of Sveti Stefan.
11.4 km · 8 étapes
Riviera de Bar
The King's Promenade
A palm-lined promenade past King Nikola’s summer palace and its botanical garden, linking Bar’s pine-backed town beach to one of the Adriatic’s biggest marinas.
3.6 km · 6 étapes
Riviera d’Ulcinj
Pinješ Pines
A shaded shoreline path under pines between Ulcinj’s minaret-studded Old Town and the wooden kalimera fishing nets of Port Milena — the most Mediterranean stretch of the coast.
6.6 km · 7 étapes