Beach in Ulcinj
A small city beach tucked directly below the old town walls, popular with locals and easy to reach on foot. Free access with a dramatic backdrop of medieval fortifications rising above the sand.
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A compact walled old town perched on a cliff above the Adriatic, with free entry and sea views from the ramparts. The stones here have seen Illyrian, Roman, Venetian, and Ottoman rule, and the atmosphere feels different from anywhere else on the Montenegrin coast.
A 12-kilometre sandy beach stretching south towards the Albanian border, one of the longest on the Adriatic. Free access along most of its length with sections that stay uncrowded even in peak summer.
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The whole of Ulcinj