The Most Beautiful Beaches in Budva

Budva, Montenegro's tourism capital, captivates visitors not only with its historic Old Town but also with its beautiful beaches, boasting some of the clearest waters in the Adriatic. Here's a guide to the must-see beaches on this riviera.

Mogren Beach: The Old Town's Hidden Paradise

Mogren, accessible by following a natural path that begins right next to the Old City walls, actually consists of two small bays (Mogren I and Mogren II) connected by a rocky tunnel. It's renowned for its dark golden sands, calm waters, and the natural shelter of the cliffs. Despite being closest to the city, it offers a romantic and relaxing atmosphere, far from the crowds.

Jaz Beach: Festivals and Entertainment Center

Jaz, one of Budva's largest and most popular beaches, is a favorite, especially among young people and those seeking activity. This approximately 1,200-meter-long beach boasts a mix of sand and pebbles. It's renowned for hosting international festivals and major concerts during the high season. Here, you'll find both fully equipped facilities and more natural, public spaces.

Bečići Beach: Golden Sands and Luxury Resorts

Bečići, awarded the title of Europe's most beautiful beach in 1935, lies just southeast of Budva's center and joins Slovenian Beach to form a continuous coastline. It's long, wide, and finely pebbled and sandy. It's home to some of the largest luxury hotel complexes on the Budva Riviera. Perfect for families, this beach offers ample opportunities for water sports and seaside activities.

Kamenovo Beach: The Address of Turquoise Waters

Located between Bečići and Pržno, Kamenovo is known for its incredible seawater clarity. The beach's mix of whitish stones and sand makes the water appear even brighter turquoise. It's an ideal setting for snorkelers and swimmers. Access to the beach is via a walking tunnel from Bečići or by road. It has a more boutique and tranquil atmosphere.

Sveti Stefan Beach: Postcard-Perfect View

Sveti Stefan islet, a symbol of Budva, serves as a luxury resort, with beaches on both sides open to visitors. The left side is a free public beach, while the right side (the best part of the islet with a view) is typically reserved for luxury hotel guests. The beach's fine, reddish pebbles and unique islet-like scenery make it a prime spot for photography.