A quiet pebble beach in Herceg Novi Bay
Baošići Beach is located in the village of the same name on the southeastern shore of Herceg Novi Bay, between Đenovići and Bijela, about 10 km from Herceg Novi.
The coastline stretches for about 2 km and offers a series of small public pebble beaches and concrete sunbathing areas, surrounded by pines, palms and magnolias. The sea is calm and shallow along the shore, sheltered from waves, which makes it suitable for family swimming. In the centre of the village, by the waterfront, events are held as part of the Mimosa Festival every February.
Did You Know?
The sea at Baošići is so sheltered and shallow that it is especially pleasant for children.
The main swimming area is located in the centre of the village, next to the waterfront and pier, where Mimosa Festival events are held in February. The shore is pebbly, and the sea right by the water’s edge is shallow and calm, sheltered from waves. Access is free and open to all visitors, with several cafés and smaller restaurants nearby.
The waterfront in central Baošići is the social heart of the village, a gathering place on summer evenings and during the Mimosa Festival in February. From the waterfront there is an open view of Herceg Novi, Kumbor and Orjen mountain. Here you can sit in a café, eat an ice cream or simply watch the sunset over the bay.
The coastline of Baošići stretches for about 2 km and offers a series of small public pebble beaches and concrete sunbathing areas, surrounded by pines, palms and magnolias. A walk along the shore takes you past old villas and houses with Mediterranean gardens. The path is flat and suitable for easy walks at any time of day.
From the beach in Baošići there is one of the most beautiful views of Herceg Novi Bay: to the west you can see Kumbor and Herceg Novi, with Orjen mountain in the background. This landscape is especially attractive in the morning and before sunset, when the light reflects off the calm surface of the sea.
On the water
Bathing in calm, shallow sea sheltered from waves, ideal for relaxation.
Nature
Sunbathing on pebble beaches or concrete sunbathing areas right by the sea.
Mountains
A walk along 2 km of coast between Đenovići and Bijela, past pines and palms.
Culture
Photographing the bay, old villas and views of Herceg Novi and Orjen.
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A quiet pebble shore in Herceg Novi Bay
Gentle waves lap the pebbly shore, shaded by pines and palms, with open views across the bay to Herceg Novi and Mount Orjen.
Monthly averages – Tivat.
Visitor tip
The nearest airports are Tivat (TIV), about 15 km away via the Kamenari–Lepetane ferry, and Podgorica (TGD), about 90 km away. From the airport you can reach Baošići by taxi, rental car or bus.
Baošići is reached via the Jadranska magistrala (E65/E80) from the direction of Herceg Novi, about 10 km away. The drive takes 15–20 minutes; parking is possible along the main road and in the village, but is limited in summer.
Local buses on the Herceg Novi – Bijela – Kotor route stop in Baošići. Departures are frequent during the season, and the journey from Herceg Novi takes about 20 minutes.
Hiking, walking and cycling routes that start here or pass nearby, with maps and GPX downloads.
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Day 1 · Baošići, central beach and waterfront
Yes, the sea along the shore is calm and shallow, sheltered from waves, so swimming is pleasant even for the youngest. The shore is pebbly, so water shoes are recommended.
No, access to all public beaches in Baošići is free of charge.
The drive takes about 15–20 minutes via the Jadranska magistrala (10 km). There is also a local bus that stops in Baošići on the Herceg Novi – Bijela – Kotor route.
Cultural and entertainment events are organised on the waterfront in the centre of the village as part of the Mimosa Festival, which takes place every February. It is an opportunity to experience the traditional atmosphere of the coast.
Most beaches in Baošići are small public bathing areas without organised services, so bring your own equipment; there are several cafés and restaurants along the shore.
