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Resorts in Montenegro: pool, beach and everything in one place
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Resorts in MontenegroPool, beach and everything in one place

Big beachfront hotels on the Budva Riviera, new marina villages in the Bay of Kotor, the health resort of Igalo and mountain hotels by the ski slopes of Kolašin.

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Overview

A resort in Montenegro usually means a large beachfront hotel with pools, restaurants and things for children to do, so you hardly need a car. Most are on the Budva Riviera, from Bečići to Pržno; the quieter option is the marina villages of the Bay of Kotor, and in winter this kind of holiday moves to Kolašin and its ski areas.

The Budva Riviera

Between Bečići, Rafailovići and Pržno there are large hotels right on the beach, with pools, spas and children's entertainment. Bečići beach is sandy, about two kilometres long and shelves gently into the sea, which makes it good for families. Budva and its old town are half an hour's walk along the promenade or a short drive, and in summer this is the busiest stretch of the whole coast.

Marina villages in the Bay of Kotor

Luštica Bay in Trašte Bay and Portonovi near Herceg Novi are new marina villages with hotels, apartments and restaurants in one place; in Tivat, Porto Montenegro plays a similar role. The beaches are well kept and the atmosphere is calmer than on the riviera. We cover these places in more detail in our luxury hotels guide.

The south: Bar and Ulcinj

In Bar the hotels line a long promenade and beaches and are usually cheaper than in Budva. Ulcinj has Velika Plaža, about 13 km of sand with a shallow entry into the sea; along the beach itself there are mostly beach and kite clubs, while the hotels are in town and inland, a short drive away.

Igalo and Kolašin

In Igalo near Herceg Novi, the Dr Simo Milošević Institute is a health resort and hotel in one, known for its therapeutic sea mud and mineral water – it is a rehabilitation clinic rather than a classic resort, so treatments are arranged in advance. In winter, resort-style stays centre on Kolašin: hotels in town and near the Kolašin 1450 and Kolašin 1600 ski areas, with wellness facilities.

What to check in the offer

Board varies from hotel to hotel – from bed and breakfast and half board to all-inclusive. Ask whether beach loungers are included, whether the kids' club runs all season and whether the beach in front of the hotel is public or private.

  • Bečići: a sandy beach of about 2 km, good for children
  • Luštica Bay, Portonovi and Porto Montenegro by the marinas
  • Velika Plaža in Ulcinj: about 13 km of sand
  • Igalo Institute: therapeutic mud and rehabilitation
  • Kolašin in winter: hotels by the 1450 and 1600 ski areas
  • Check the board, loungers and kids' club
Where to find them

Where the resorts are

Beach resorts on the Riviera, new marina villages and a mountain resort for ski season.

Good to know

What to expect

The stay

Pools, a beach or beach club, kids' clubs and several restaurants on site – everything in one place, so you hardly need a car.

When to go · June – September

Beach resorts are best from June to September; the mountain hotels of Kolašin are busiest in the ski season, December to March.

Practical tips

Ask about board

Offers range from bed and breakfast to all-inclusive. Compare what is included – drinks, lunch, loungers – not just the room price.

The beach in front

Check whether the beach belongs to the hotel or is public and whether loungers cost extra; in August they go early.

Kids' club

Kids' clubs and entertainment often run only in the main season. If you travel in June or September, ask whether they are open.

June and September

The sea is warm, the beaches quieter and dates easier to find than in July and August.

Getting around

Getting there and around

Book the car or the airport transfer together with your stay – fixed prices, local companies.

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FAQ

Questions before you book

Some hotels offer all-inclusive, but half board or bed and breakfast is more common. Each hotel's offer states the board – check it before booking.

Bečići near Budva and Velika Plaža in Ulcinj have sandy, shallow water. In the Bay of Kotor the beaches are mostly pebble or concrete.

A health institution for physical medicine and rehabilitation with hotel accommodation, known for its therapeutic sea mud and mineral water. Treatments are arranged directly with the institute, in advance.

In winter the main destination is Kolašin, with the Kolašin 1450 and 1600 ski areas. On the coast some large hotels stay open in winter, but with fewer facilities.

A resort has everything in one place – pools, beach, restaurants, things for children. It doesn't have to be luxurious; luxury hotels are a separate story, covered in our luxury hotels guide.

Search our booking platform by town and dates and send a request to the hotel; the hotel confirms and you pay at the hotel.

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