
A small cove with crystal-clear water and pebbles near the Old Town of Ulcinj
Liman II Beach is nestled in a small cove not far from the Old Town of Ulcinj, on one of the most peaceful stretches of the Ulcinj coastline. The clear water and pebbly seabed make it appealing to swimmers seeking tranquility away from the crowds of Velika plaža. The beach offers sunbeds, parasols, and trampolines, and the Kliko restaurant-pizzeria operates right on the beach, where you can refresh yourself with a variety of drinks. This is an ideal spot for a day trip in a natural setting with urban amenities close at hand.
Location
Ulcinj, Montenegro
Beach type
Pebble cove
Season
June — September
Recommended duration
Half a day — full day
Ideal for
Families and couples
Highlights
Liman II Beach is set in a small cove that naturally shelters swimmers from strong sea currents and wind. The water is clear and clean, which is one of the defining features of this location. The pebbly seabed contributes to the sea's transparency, and the calm surface of the cove makes it safe and pleasant for swimming. This is one of the few beaches in the Ulcinj area with a predominantly pebbly seabed, distinguishing it from the sandy shores of Velika plaža.
Right on Liman II Beach is the Kliko restaurant-pizzeria, allowing visitors to refresh themselves without ever leaving the beach. It offers a wide selection of refreshing drinks and beverages, as well as pizza and dishes perfect for a beach break. Thanks to its central position on the beach, Kliko is a natural gathering point for guests throughout the day. The serving staff also attend to guests under the parasols, meaning you don't even have to leave your sunbed.
Liman II Beach is situated directly beneath the Old Town of Ulcinj, whose walls dominate the landscape above the cove. This proximity allows visitors to combine the beach and the historic town centre in a single day — the distance is just a few minutes on foot. The Old Town of Ulcinj is one of the best-preserved Mediterranean-Oriental urban cores on the Montenegrin coast, with clear traces of Venetian, Ottoman, and local architecture. In the late afternoon, when the sun sets, the panorama from the town ramparts towards the sea is particularly impressive.
Hiking, walking and cycling routes that start here or pass nearby, with maps and GPX downloads.
Plan Your Visit
Website
ulcinj.travelThe beach is open all day (natural beach, no fixed hours). Kliko restaurant operates in season.
Beach entry is free. Sunbeds and umbrellas are available for rent for a fee.
Parking in the immediate vicinity is limited. Parking in the centre of Ulcinj and taking a short walk is recommended.
The pebbly surface makes access difficult for people with disabilities and parents with strollers.
Plan your stay
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