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Get ready to experience a real melting pot of culture, cuisine and captivating sights in this Montenegrin town. Ulcinj is the country’s southernmost town and is in a prime spot along the Adriatic Coast. It’s renowned for its long and beautiful beaches, backed by rich olive groves and an enchanting Old Town where you can get lost in the maze of winding streets.
Ulcinj, Montenegro (Tivat Airport)
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Ulcinj, Montenegro (Tivat Airport)
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Get a flavour of Montenegro’s neighbouring country without even crossing the border. That’s thanks to the many elegant and impressive mosques that have a distinct Albanian style and the street food vendors that play out lively music and serve up fragrant kebabs. If you do want to tick Albania off your list, then the border is just a short drive away.
This UNESCO-listed part of the town is made up of traditional stone buildings with terracotta rooves that rest on a headland overlooking Small Beach. After it was badly damaged during earthquakes in 1969 and 1979, most of the buildings have been beautifully restored to their original glory. Today, you can weave in and out of cafés, bars and galleries or enjoy the serene sea view through an archway or window.
Ulcinj, Montenegro (Tivat Airport)
Montenegro (Tivat Airport)
Montenegro (Tivat Airport)
Ulcinj is best known for its beautiful sandy beaches, historic Old Town, and vibrant multicultural heritage. The town also attracts visitors with Ada Bojana Island, a river delta famous for windsurfing, fresh seafood, and unspoilt nature.
Ulcinj boasts some of the longest and most scenic beaches in Montenegro. The most popular ones include Velika Plaža (Long Beach), Mala Plaža (Small Beach), and the naturist-friendly Ada Bojana. These beaches are ideal for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports.
Yes. Ulcinj is considered family-friendly thanks to its safe shallow beaches, relaxed atmosphere, and wide choice of restaurants offering Mediterranean and Balkan cuisine. Accommodation options range from budget guesthouses to family resorts.
The Old Town of Ulcinj is a medieval fortress built on a hill overlooking the sea. Visitors can explore cobbled streets, Ottoman architecture, ancient ramparts, and picturesque views. It is also home to local cafés, art galleries, and museums.
The best time to visit Ulcinj is between May and September when the weather is warm, and the Adriatic Sea is perfect for swimming. July and August are the busiest months, while May, June, and September offer a more relaxed experience.
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