Mogren Beach
Mogren consists of two connected coves immediately west of the Old Town. A coastal path leads to them from the direction of Avala, making this a good choice when you want to combine swimming with a short walk beside the rocks.
Budva's swimming beaches by the old town, town seafront and promenade — with practical details to help you choose.
Mogren consists of two connected coves immediately west of the Old Town. A coastal path leads to them from the direction of Avala, making this a good choice when you want to combine swimming with a short walk beside the rocks.
Slovenska Beach is Budva's main town waterfront and stretches between the town harbour and Hotel Park. The promenade, sports courts and wide range of amenities make it practical when you want everything within easy reach.
Ričardova glava, also known as Brijeg od Budve, lies against the Old Town walls. The small waterfront has a distinctly urban character: the sea is literally beside the stone ramparts, while cafés and a stroll are just a few steps away.
Pizana is a small pebble beach at the northeastern edge of the Old Town, below Repeno Tower. Its main appeal is its location: from the water you can see the ramparts, the marina and Sveti Nikola Island.
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