One of the most pressing issues for vacationers in Montenegro is the beaches. In Montenegro, the beaches are very different, there are sandy, and pebble, and small pebble, and stone. For those who have never been to Montenegro, it is difficult to imagine what the beach will look like, near which they will have a chance to relax. That is why I have been nurturing the idea all summer to dedicate a series of blog articles specifically to beaches with good photos - I hope articles about Montenegrin beaches will be useful to my readers.
It was decided to start with the Budva Riviera, since it was this segment of the Montenegrin coast that the Russian tourist liked the most. I have compiled a map of the main beaches of the Budva Riviera to make it easier for you to navigate. We will start our exploration from the beaches of Sveti Stefan, walk along Milocer and the Queen's Beach and finish the tour with a swim in Przno. Please love and favor 🙂

The Budva Riviera – the beaches of Sveti Stefan, Miločer, Pržno, Kamenovo, Rafailovići and Bečići, Slovenska plaža and Mogren — Budva Riviera – beaches of Sveti Stefan, Miločer, Pržno, Kamenovo, Rafailovići and Bečići, Slovenska plaža and Mogren

In Montenegro, almost all beaches are free. In some places, hotel beaches are fenced off, such as Becici Beach, Sveti Stefan, and Milocer. However, a fee is generally charged for the use of sun loungers and umbrellas. If you have your own equipment, you don't have to pay for the beach. Sveti Stefan, famous for its island hotel, has two beaches separated by a bridge to the island: the beach to the left of the island is public and free, while the beach to the right belongs to the Sveti Stefan Hotel. It has fewer large pebbles and is less crowded. The cost of renting a set of two sun loungers, a table, and an umbrella is €50. The beach on Sveti Stefan is not overcrowded and is quite quiet even in high season.

Public beach in Sveti Stefan — Public beach on Sveti Stefan –, fee charged only for use of sun loungers, pebble surface.

The part of the beach on Sveti Stefan that belongs to the Sveti Stefan Hotel has a fine-pebble surface. — Part of the beach on Sveti Stefan, owned by the Sveti Stefan hotel, pebble coating, set price 2 sunbeds + table + umbrella + towels = 50 euros, the purchase of a set is mandatory

A pleasant 5-minute walk through a pine forest separates the beaches of Sveti Stefan from Miločer Beach, located in a beautiful bay surrounded by cliffs, with views of Sveti Stefan Island from some points. This beach has a fine pebbled surface, pleasant to the touch and a gentle massage effect. Miločer Beach is also known as the Queen's Beach. This beach is reserved for a hotel, but non-hotel guests can access it for 75 euros. 🙂 Check out the photos of Miločer!

Milocer beach, small pebbles — Milocer Beach, small pebbles, entrance fee – 75 euros

Milocer Beach, entrance fee: 75 euros — Miločer Beach, entrance fee 75 euros. Therefore, the beach is uncrowded. – idyllic setting with the sound of the waves.

We head north toward the village of Pržno, located on the Adriatic coast and a popular vacation spot. We also walk through the forest to Pržno. Pržno – is an old fishing village that now welcomes tourists from all over the world thanks to its beautiful views and fine-pebble beach. Sun loungers in Pržno are much more affordable, up to 10 euros a set, and many people sunbathe on towels. Check out photos of the beach in Pržno!