-- Beaches along Ulcinj Riviera --
Ulcinj is famouns for its sandy beaches and extends along the sea in the shape of a drawn bow.

Ulcinj lies on the mouth of river Bojana. It is the southernmost town in Montenegro, approximately 30 km northwest of Albanian border. Its geographical position is 41” 55’ north latitude and 19” 12’ east longitude.

• Velika Plaža Long Beach :
  Is a 13 km long and the longest sand beach on the Adriatic coast. The beach is covered with fine sand which contains large quantities of iodine and salt minerals and is known to have healing effects for curing rheumatism and skin diseases. The beach is located 4.5 km from the old town. It takes almost a 2.5 hour walk to discover the whole beach in one way. So make shure you get a lift back to the city by bus or taxi.


• Mala plaza - Little Beach :
  At the very heart of the town the closest beach called 'little beach' is a 650m long swathe of sand. The Small Beach and its bay is situated between the points of Punta e Nuradinit (Punta Nuradinit) and Suka (Cap Ratislava).


• Valdanos Beach:
  This Beach together with its background is a true olive reservation. It is covered with big pebbles as well as the sea bottom and in a mild semicircle it is pulled into the land. There is a tourist settlement of bungalows surrounded by olive trees, as well as a restaurant in its background. The beach is 400m long, and on its endings there are cliffs, distributed like vines what is a dream of every fisherman, diver and a researcher of sea depths. The sea is clean, dark green. The inlet winds are convenient for sailing.