Herceg Novi Municipality

Pebble beaches in Herceg Novi Municipality

Pebble Beach Escapes

This collection features the diverse shoreline of the Herceg Novi region, focusing on the Luštica Peninsula's pebble beaches. Highlights include the boat-accessible cove of Dobreč and the historic surroundings of Arza, situated near a 19th-century Austro-Hungarian fortress. The list covers secluded natural spots like Velja Spilja alongside eco-friendly sites like Camp Full Monte, which offers clothing-optional areas. These locations are characterized by clear waters and views of Mamula Island and the entrance to the Bay of Kotor.

Pebble Beach Escapes — Map

A

Almara beach

Upscale beach club located in Oblatno Bay featuring a pebble shoreline and wooden decking.

B

Žanjice

Large pebble beach on the Luštica Peninsula surrounded by olive groves, frequently used as a departure point for boat trips to the Blue Cave.

C

Velja Spilja

Secluded natural pebble beach located near the Luštica Bay development, accessible via a rugged trail or by sea.

D

Mirišta

Small cove featuring a combination of concrete platforms and pebbles, offering views of the Mamula island fortress.

E

Arza

Pebble beach located at the tip of the Luštica Peninsula, adjacent to the ruins of a 19th-century Austro-Hungarian fortress.

F

Camp Full Monte

Eco-friendly, solar-powered campsite providing clothing-optional facilities in a secluded rural setting.

G

Lalovina

Small pebble beach located in the Meljine area, known for its clear water.

H

Anchor beach

Pebble beach located along the coastal path between Meljine and Zelenika.

I

Dobrec

Secluded cove accessible only by boat, featuring a pebble beach and clear water within the Bay of Kotor.

J

Svetionik

Pebble beach located near the mouth of the Sutorina River in Igalo, offering views across the bay entrance.

K

Almara beach

Beach club in Oblatno Bay with a pebble shore and lounge facilities.

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