A pebble town beach beside Kalimanj harbour and the Pine promenade
Belane Beach is one of the most visited beaches in the central part of Tivat. It is situated beside Kalimanj harbour, on the southern side of the town's Pine promenade, making it ideal for anyone staying in the city centre. The pebble surface and gently sloping seabed are well suited to swimming for families with children, while views of Ostrvo sv. Marka and sailboats passing through the bay complete the experience. The beach is equipped with showers, toilets, changing rooms, a restaurant and parking, and the cafés and restaurants of the Pine promenade are just a few steps away.
Location
Tivat, Bay of Kotor
Beach type
Pebble
Beach length
approx. 200 m
Ideal for
Families, couples
Season
June — September
Recommended duration
2–4 hours
Highlights
The Pine town promenade continues directly from Belane Beach and is the main gathering place for Tivat locals and visitors alike. Café and restaurant terraces with bay views are lined along the promenade, which naturally extends into the Porto Montenegro waterfront, forming a stretch that can be walked for hours beside the sea. The view from the promenade includes the sailing ship Jadran, built in 1933, which has sailed over 400,000 nautical miles and is one of the symbols of the city.
Kalimanj harbour is situated directly beside Belane Beach and is one of Tivat's characteristic maritime landmarks. The small fishing port lends the beach an authentic Mediterranean atmosphere, and boat transfers to surrounding locations in the bay are organised from here. The harbour also has a small boat mooring, so it is possible to dock your own vessel for the day. The view from the beach towards the harbour also takes in Ostrvo sv. Marka, the only natural island in the Bay of Tivat.
From Belane Beach you have a direct view of Ostrvo sv. Marka (Stradioti), a natural island in the Bay of Tivat accessible only by sea. The island is surrounded by small coves with lush Mediterranean and subtropical vegetation, and the abundance of clear turquoise water attracts a large number of swimmers seeking tranquillity away from the town beaches. By boat from Kalimanj harbour the island is only a few minutes away, making it an ideal half-day excursion.
Porto Montenegro is a luxury superyacht marina situated in the immediate vicinity of the Pine promenade, which connects indirectly with Belane Beach via the coastal walkway. The former Arsenal Base of the Yugoslav Navy has been transformed into a modern marina of international standing, with boutiques, restaurants, the Regent Porto Montenegro hotel and the Maritime Heritage Collection. The walk from the beach to Porto Montenegro on foot takes just 10–15 minutes along the waterfront.
Hiking, walking and cycling routes that start here or pass nearby, with maps and GPX downloads.
3.4 km↑ 291 m1–1½ h
8.9 km↑ 53 m2–3 h
9.5 km↑ 414 m3–4½ h
2.1 km50–70 min
4.7 km↑ 473 m2–2½ h
195 km↑ 3,259 m2–3 days
406 km↑ 10,191 m6–8 days
4.7 km↑ 799 m3–4 h
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Did You Know?
The sailing ship Jadran, visible from the Pine promenade beside Belane Beach, was built in 1933 and has sailed over 400,000 nautical miles — making it one of the most well-travelled vessels in the Adriatic.
Plan Your Visit
Admission
Free entry. Sunbed and umbrella rental is charged in season.
Phone
+382 32 671 324The beach is open to the public all year round, with no opening-hour restrictions.
Free parking by the beach, limited spaces. Street parking is also available nearby.
Pebbly surface and natural access; not suitable for wheelchairs.
Plan your stay
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