I continue a series of articles on the description of the beaches in Montenegro (read about the beaches of the Budva Riviera Here). Today I would like to introduce you to the magnificent sandy beach, which is located in the bay Melt Horizonti, which received such a name in connection with the hotel of the same name that existed here earlier. Plavi Horizonti means “blue horizons” in Serbian, and it’s true: you can admire the sea horizon, enclosed in rocky shores, overgrown with dense forest, endlessly.
Now some vital and useful information about Plavi Horizonti beach. Quite a large bay completely covered with fine sand, the entrance to the sea is very smooth, ideal for children and adults. There are no settlements in the immediate vicinity of the bay, but the beach itself is equipped: there is a large cafe of national cuisine, and paid sunbeds with umbrellas. However, there is plenty of free space if you would like to sit on a towel or with your sunbed. The beach is surrounded by coniferous forest, which gives a pleasant shade around the perimeter during the midday heat - a great place to relax near the water and in nature for the whole day. Along the perimeter of the bay there are walking paths where you can take a walk and find more secluded beaches and slopes to the sea, built directly on the stones (you can jump into the sea from the stones, and in some places there are ladders similar to those that are placed for descending in the pools). I am attaching photos of the Plavi Horizonti beach for even greater clarity and I wish you a great holiday in Montenegro!
Oh yeah, I almost missed the most important thing! How do I get to this coveted beach? Plavi Horizonti Beach is located on the Luštica Peninsula, a 15-minute drive from Tivat and Kotor. Entry to the beach is subject to a toll (–) of 2-3 euros per car. At the – roundabout (– to Tivat, – to Kotor, – to Budva), which is near Tivat Airport and the Voli supermarket, turn off toward Krasici. Signs for Luštica Bay also point there. Then follow the signs for Plavi Horizonti (–) at all significant junctions. Just in case, I've attached a map with the route marked! Have a safe trip!
