
Budva's longest city beach — 1,600 m of sandy shoreline
Slovenska Beach is the central and longest beach in Budva, stretching approximately 1,600 metres in the very heart of Montenegrin tourism. Thanks to its excellent infrastructure, numerous amenities, and easy accessibility, it is one of the busiest beaches on the Adriatic coast. Visitors can rent sun loungers and umbrellas, enjoy a variety of water sports, or simply stroll along the sandy promenade. The beach is also ideal for families with children, thanks to the calm sea and proximity to the city centre. Slovenska Beach is also a departure point for boat excursions, boat rentals, and access to the tourist submarine.
Location
Budva, Montenegro
Beach length
approx. 1,600 m
Daily bathers
up to 100,000 (summer)
Swimming season
May — October
Beach type
Sandy
Highlights

Slovenska Beach is the heart of summer Budva, spread across approximately 1,600 metres of sandy shoreline in the city centre. The beaches of the Budva Riviera rank among the highest global categories for sand quality, making swimming here a truly special experience. The beach has complete infrastructure: sun loungers, umbrellas, showers, restaurants and cafés. It is also the departure point for boat rentals and organised boat excursions along the riviera.

Slovenska Beach and Marina Budva offer some of the richest facilities for an active sea holiday in Montenegro. The tourist submarine allows visitors to view the seabed without the need for diving equipment — a rare experience on the Adriatic. In addition to the submarine, the beach also offers parasailing, flyboard, water skiing, and the popular banana and ringo rides. All activities are organised directly on the beach, with professional instructors on hand.

Right next to Slovenska Beach rises Stari grad Budva, one of the best-preserved ancient Mediterranean cities, existing for more than three thousand years. Illyrians, Phoenicians, Greeks and Romans all passed through Budva, and the city has been destroyed and rebuilt many times — by conquerors and natural disasters alike, including earthquakes. Within the walls lie narrow cobblestone streets, churches, a museum, and a sea view that rewards every visitor. The old town is accessible on foot within a few minutes from Slovenska Beach.
Mogren is one of the most authentic beaches in the immediate vicinity of Budva, divided into two sections separated by rocks through which a short tunnel passes. The sand is fine, the water crystal clear, and the beach is reached via a seaside promenade from the old town — a walk of just a few minutes. A special attraction is the rocks from which visitors can jump — one is 8 metres high and another reaches 18 metres, making Mogren a favourite spot for adventurers. All necessary amenities — showers, cafés and restaurants — are close by.
Hiking, walking and cycling routes that start here or pass nearby, with maps and GPX downloads.
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Did You Know?
During summer, the Budva Riviera welcomes up to 100,000 bathers per day, and the sand on Slovenska Beach ranks among the highest quality categories in the world.
Plan Your Visit
Phone
+382 33 452 750Website
budva.travelThe beach is accessible 24 hours a day. Seasonal amenities (sunbeds, sports) operate from May to October, mostly 8:00–20:00.
Beach entry is free. Sunbed and umbrella rental is charged in season.
Paid parking in the centre of Budva; using car parks on the outskirts and walking to the beach is recommended.
The beach is partially accessible for people with reduced mobility. Access from the beach to the promenade is level.
Plan your stay
Live offers from local hosts on our booking platform. Nothing is charged online — you pay the host on site.
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Booking requests are confirmed by the host; payment on site. Offers come from the Travel to Montenegro booking platform.
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