Things to see and do Adriatic Coast

It is situated on a plateau and can be reached via the secondary road to Kamenovo. Built in the 14th century during the reign of Emperor Dušan, it was restored in 1995. The interior wall paintings show lavishly adorned holy figures. The original konak (monks' resting room), located next door, is no longer in use. It has been replaced by a small, more comfortable two-storey building, with an architecture typical of the old houses in the area.

One of the most beautiful places in Budva, hidden below the Maestral hotel, between Bečići and Sveti Stefan.

This small fishing village consisting of a charming cove, with its port and old houses, is preserved from the urbanization of Budva. The turquoise blue waters allow you to enjoy the underwater life. Lovers of snorkeling and diving will find their happiness here. A small piece of paradise to visit during a stay on the coast. A place to discover!

This fine sand beach (and grey) is one of the most famous in Montenegro. It is 12,5 km long and extends from the Milena Canal to the Bojana River. Partly bordered by a pine forest, it is known for the richness of its minerals whose bienfaitrices virtues on the human body were recognized at the beginning of the th century. Several wooden restaurants are located there, but sufficiently spaced (12 km long) so that the beach keeps its appearance wild.

This museum is a historical complex of interest consisting of several buildings within the old town. After entering the museum, you can see on the left some vaults protected by gates. For a long time, these vaults were used as prison cells. Legend has it that the famous Spanish writer Cervantes (1547-1616) stayed here after being wounded at the Battle of Lepanto. The large tower, located next to the church-mosque is known as the Balšića tower, dating from the end of the 14th century and thus from the Balšića dynasty. The small square, opposite the church and the tower, is known as the Slave Square. Indeed, this is where the main black slave market of the city developed with the city of Tripoli in Libya. Still in the enclosure of the citadel, you can see the remains of the first foundations of the citadel (cyclopean constructions). To see them, go under the vaulted passage at the end and to the left of the square from the entrance gate. The ruins are clearly visible after a few steps on the left, behind a small wall. The Church of St Mary, in the middle of Slave Square, houses a small collection of ancient artefacts, including two Bronze Age axes, and stone sculptures of Turkish and Ionic origin (an order of Greek architecture that emerged around 560 BC).

This mountaineering club organizes hikes and mountain excursions to Mount Rumija.

Having the sea, mountains and canyons at the same time makes for an "active" vacation! The club offers marked hiking trails. From the coast to the hills and mountains, there are sixteen trails with a total length of 150 km. Combine active and passive vacations with hiking, biking, canyoning, lake cruising and bird watching. Here you will enjoy nature to the fullest!

It is the largest water park on the coast. Slides, pools, children's area, restaurants, bars, souvenir store... This trip will surely please the whole family. The attractions are nice, there is something for all tastes and all ages. Several slides are adapted to adults of all levels and others for the very young. The supervisors are attentive to the safety of the latter. A cafeteria is at your disposal to fill up on ice cream. The pool with a bar in the middle is also very nice!