
Sandy beach between Budva and Bečići, 3.2 km from the Old Town
Rafailovići is a tourist resort located on the eastern part of Bečići beach, 3.2 km from Budva. The beach is approximately 2 km long and divided into three sections — a central sandy-pebbly section with a gentle entry into the sea and two steeper rocky sections suitable for diving. A promenade runs along the shore connecting Rafailovići with Budva and Bečići, and there is also a marina for boats and yachts. The climate is Mediterranean with around 226 sunny days per year, making Rafailovići an attractive destination from May to October.
Location
Budva Riviera
Beach Length
approx. 2 km
Sunny Days
226 per year
Connection to Budva
3.2 km along the promenade
Ideal For
Families and Couples
Highlights

The beach in Rafailovići stretches for approximately 2 km and is functionally divided into three sections. The central, most popular section has a sandy-pebbly base with a gentle entry into the sea and no large rocks or sea urchins, making it ideal for swimming with children. The remaining two sections of the beach have a rocky base and a steep descent — they are suitable for divers and active visitors who want to explore the underwater world. The beach is equipped with sun loungers, parasols, showers, and lifeguards during the summer season.

Along the shore of Rafailovići runs a promenade approximately 3 km long connecting the resort with Budva and Bečići. This is one of the most popular walking routes on the Budva Riviera, with cafés, restaurants, and shops lining the path. The walk to Budva's Old Town takes around 40–50 minutes and offers continuous coastal views. The promenade is suitable for all generations — it is flat with no significant elevation changes.

In the centre of Rafailovići there is a small marina with berths for yachts, boats, and speedboats. The marina is the starting point for organised boat trips along the Budva Riviera — to Sveti Stefan, Kraljičina and Kraljeva beach, and Budva. During the summer season, boats depart every 30 minutes. Near the marina you will find smaller fishing boats, seafood restaurants, and a section of private parking.
A short distance from Rafailovići, along a coastal path, lies Kamenovo beach — a quieter and less commercial cove surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation. The beach is known for its crystal-clear water and lower visitor numbers compared to neighbouring Rafailovići and Bečići, making it attractive for visitors seeking peace and tranquillity. It has basic infrastructure: sun loungers, a bar, and showers.
Just 2 km southeast of Rafailovići lies Sveti Stefan, one of the most exclusive resorts on the Mediterranean. The stone island was adapted from an original five-century-old fortress into a hotel and resort, and beside it are two beaches: a larger one measuring 700 m and a smaller one measuring 400 m. Sveti Stefan has historically attracted famous guests such as Elizabeth Taylor, Kirk Douglas, and Sophia Loren. By boat from Rafailovići, it takes just a few minutes to arrive.
Hiking, walking and cycling routes that start here or pass nearby, with maps and GPX downloads.
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Did You Know?
Rafailovići was once a small fishing village before it developed into one of the most popular beach resorts on the Budva Riviera, now welcoming visitors with a 2 km beach and a marina for yachts and speedboats.
Plan Your Visit
Website
www.budva.travelThe beach is accessible all year round. Sunbeds and umbrellas available in season (June-September), usually from 08:00 to 20:00.
Free beach access. Sunbed and umbrella rental around 20 EUR per set, with prices varying by proximity to the sea.
Paid parking along the main road above the village. Smaller private car parks by the marina fill up quickly in season. Arriving early in the morning or on weekdays is recommended.
The central part of the beach, with its gentle entry into the sea, is accessible for older visitors and children. Access from the street is steep and not fully wheelchair-accessible.
Plan your stay
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