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

Ženska 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.

Vår dom

Ženska plaža is a small fenced cove on the pine-covered Pinješ shore, entered by steps, with a cave at the back and a spring that puts hydrogen sulphide into the water at 24 °C. Montenegro’s tourism organisation calls it a women-only cove, and that is how it has been used for generations. Go for the quiet and the oddity, not for a cure; the guide found historical borehole chemistry and no clinical evidence at all.

Women's Beach i fakta

Stranden

Underlagrullestein
Inngangsteinete · blir raskt dypt
Skyggenaturlig
Karaktertilrettelagt · 50–100 m

Fasiliteter

Toaletterikke bekreftet
Dusjerikke bekreftet
Solsenger og parasollerikke bekreftet
Matikke bekreftet
BadevaktOpenStreetMap tags the cove as supervised; the guide says confirm on the day
Førstehjelpikke bekreftet
Drikkevannikke bekreftet
Trinnfri adkomstikke bekreftet

Adkomst

Parkeringikke bekreftet
Bussikke bekreftet
Med båtikke bekreftet
15 min til fotsmed trapper — About a kilometre east of Mala plaža past the Pinješ coves, then steps down to the cove between Hotel Albatros and the former Hotel Galeb site

Regler og karakter

Hunderikke bekreftet
Naturismenei
Vannscooterløypeikke bekreftet
Campingingen

Fakta verifisert 28. september 2026 · Lengde: No published figure; an estimate from the small cove mapped on OpenStreetMap way 182023374 — treat as approximate

Women's Beach i bilder

Foto og film: Montenegro.com, CC BY 4.0

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

Kart

Slik kommer du dit

1.4 km

Ulcinj

21 km

Bar

51 km

Budva

Avstander i luftlinje — veiene i Montenegro er fjellveier, så kjøreturen er lengre.

  • På turen Furuene i PinješStopp: zenska-plaza
  • Med bussunknown
  • Med bilOff the road towards Hotel Albatros; parking is not documented — walk from the town if you can
  • 15 min til fotsmed trapper — About a kilometre east of Mala plaža past the Pinješ coves, then steps down to the cove between Hotel Albatros and the former Hotel Galeb site

Vann og utmerkelser

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A sulphur spring rises in the shallows: hydrogen sulphide gives the water its rotten-egg smell — the spring, not pollution

Ingen utmerkelse vi kan dokumentere for denne stranden. Det er også informasjon.

Godt å vite før du bader

  • Rock and platform entries are slippery and the ladders awkward; swell pushes a swimmer towards the stone
  • The cave at the back of the cove is bat habitat and its shape can concentrate gas — stay out of it
  • The sulphur spring is a tradition, not a treatment: there is no clinical evidence for bathing here as a fertility cure
  • Admission rules, hours and price are set by the operator season by season — confirm the same day before you walk out

Den fulle guiden

Les guiden til Women's Beach

Alt over er kortversjonen. Guiden har kildene, sektorkodene, prøvedatoene og det som endrer seg i løpet av en sesong.

Spørsmål

Is Ženska plaža really women-only?
Montenegro’s national tourism organisation describes it as a women-only cove and the Ulcinj tourism office says it is mostly visited by women from May to October. The operator sets the admission rules each season, so confirm on the day before you set out.
What is the spring?
Two boreholes at the cove were measured at more than 10 litres per second of mineral water at 24 °C, with 44.2 mg/l of hydrogen sulphide and 19–22 g/l total mineralisation. The smell is the sulphide. Historical borehole data is not the same as what you bathe in today, and no clinical study supports the fertility tradition.
How do I get there?
On the Pinješ Pines walk: from the Old Town past Mala plaža and the rock-and-pine coves, about a kilometre east, then steps down between Hotel Albatros and the former Hotel Galeb site. The walk continues to Port Milena and Velika plaža.

Kilder

  1. montenegro.com — Ženska plaža guide (/cities/ulcinj/zenska-plaza-ulcinj)
  2. Ulcinj Tourism Organisation — Ladies’ Beach page (ulcinj.travel/en/ladies-beach), cited by the guide
  3. montenegro.com — Ulcinj city hub and the Pinješ Pines walk page
  4. OpenStreetMap — beach way 182023374 (centre used; tags fee, supervised, opening hours 07:00–19:00, surface gravel)

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