
A small 40 m cove below Reževići Monastery, between Budva and Petrovac
Perazića Do Beach is nestled in a small cove below Reževići Monastery, between Budva and Petrovac, in the municipality of Budva. It stretches just 40 metres and is covered with a mix of gravel and sand, surrounded by steep cliffs and Mediterranean vegetation. Its relative isolation means large crowds are rare, making it well suited for a peaceful retreat. A striking visual accent is provided by the unfinished hotel 'As' standing on the left side of the beach, a recognisable landmark for many years. The beach is reached by turning off the main coastal road or by walking along a footpath from Petrovac.
Location
Reževići, Municipality of Budva
Beach Length
40 m
Shore Type
Gravel and sand
Recommended Season
May — October
Recommended Duration
Half a day
Nearby Monastery
Reževići (13th century)
Highlights

The cove is 40 metres long and tucked into a deep valley between steep cliffs covered in Mediterranean vegetation. The shore is a mix of fine gravel and sand, and the sea in this sheltered inlet remains calm and clear throughout the season. Due to its isolation and limited capacity, the beach rarely reaches the crowds typical of the nearby Petrovac or Bečići beaches. On the left side of the cove stands the unfinished hotel 'As', a long-time recognisable landmark that draws photographers.

Reževići Monastery stands on a plateau above the beach, surrounded by an old olive grove, and is directly visible from the cove. The complex contains two churches — the Church of the Dormition of the Most Holy Mother of God, whose construction according to tradition dates back to the 13th century, and a church from the early 19th century with a distinctive bell tower. The interior preserves frescoes from the early 17th century, believed to have been painted by the master Strahinja from Budimlja. The Reževići Monastery complex is listed among Montenegro's cultural and historical monuments and is under state protection.

The path of about 2 kilometres connects Perazića Do Beach with Petrovac and runs along the coast, offering panoramic views of the sea and surrounding coves. The path is relatively flat and suitable for all ages, passing through pine forests and Mediterranean maquis. It allows visitors to combine Petrovac Beach, the Kastio fortress and Perazića Do cove in a single trip without needing a car. The walk takes no more than 30 minutes in one direction.
Next to Perazića Do Beach there is a small boat jetty, making this cove accessible from the sea as well. Small boats and kayaks can be used to explore the surrounding cliffs and hidden coves that are unreachable by land. The clear water and rocky seabed attract snorkelling and diving enthusiasts, who come here for the visibility and the relatively untouched underwater environment. The calm of the cove, sheltered from the wind on three sides, makes it suitable for beginners in water sports.
Hiking, walking and cycling routes that start here or pass nearby, with maps and GPX downloads.
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Did You Know?
The unfinished hotel 'As' on the left side of the cove has been under reconstruction for more than a decade and has become one of the most photographed landmarks on the Budva Riviera.
Plan Your Visit
The beach is accessible all year round, without restrictions.
Beach entry is free. Sunbeds and umbrellas are available for rent for a fee (prices higher than at nearby beaches).
Parking is available near the 'As' hotel, limited capacity — arriving in the morning is recommended.
Beach access is well maintained, but the rocky shore and pebbles make moving around difficult for people with reduced mobility. Water shoes are recommended for all visitors.
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