An easy coastal walk from the Old Town to Mogren Beach with viewpoints and historical landmarks.
An easy hiking trail, 1.0 km long, connects Budva's Old Town with Mogren Beach. In about 20 minutes of walking, it passes viewpoints, an early Christian basilica, and other historical sites.
This easy hiking trail connects Budva's Old Town with Mogren Beach. The length is 1.0 km one way, covered in about 20 minutes of walking without breaks. The total ascent and descent are 17 m each, making the walk pleasant for families as well. The lowest point is at 0 m a.s.l., and the highest at 21 m a.s.l. The surface is mostly asphalt/concrete (72%), with a smaller portion of dirt/forest path (28%).
You start near the Citadela Budva. Within the first few hundred metres you encounter historical sites: 'Early Christian Basilica', 'Church of St. Mary', 'Roman Altar', 'Old Town', and 'Church of St. Sava'. There is also a drinking-water fountain 0.2 km from the start.
Along the trail there are several viewpoints at short intervals, and the trail ends near Mogren Beach. Also nearby are Slovenska Beach, Budva, and the island of Sveti Nikola. Due to its short length and gentle terrain, it is well suited for a relaxed stroll.
What this difficulty means
Well-made paths with gentle gradients. Fine for families and anyone used to walking a few hours.
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↑ 17 m · ↓ 17 m · highest point 21 m
Along the way
Photos and short clips from points along the route — tap one to open it.
A historical site beside the trail, 0.2 km from the start.
Several viewpoints along the trail, from the start to 0.7 km.
The historical site 'Early Christian Basilica', 0.1 km from the start.
The beach alongside which the trail runs and where the walk ends.
Light footwear is sufficient; the trail is short and easy.
There is a drinking-water fountain 0.2 km from the start, but bring your own water as well.
In summer, plan your walk for the morning or early evening to avoid the heat.
The trail is not circular, so plan your return journey.
Stop at the viewpoints and take in the historical sites.
The trail is short and urbanised, but the coastal sections can be slippery in wet conditions. For emergencies in Montenegro, call 112.
Emergency number in Montenegro: 112.
Good to know
Best season
The best months for walking are January, February, March, April, May, June, September, October, November, and December.
Getting there
The trail starts near the Citadela Budva, in the Old Town; the trail ends at Mogren Beach.
The length is 1.0 km, one way.
Without breaks, about 20 minutes of walking.
It is easy, with a total ascent and descent of 17 m each.
Recommended: January, February, March, April, May, June, September, October, November and December.
8.8 km↑ 130 m2–3 h
3.1 km↑ 169 m65–90 min
1.4 km↑ 44 m50–70 min
3.6 km↑ 246 m1–1½ h
6.6 km↑ 764 m3–4 h
1.6 km↑ 204 m45–65 min
4.2 km↑ 572 m2–3 h
0.9 km25–35 min
Times and grades are estimates. Conditions change: check the weather and local information before you set out.
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