At the very south of the Montenegrin coast, where the Adriatic opens at its widest, lies Velika Plaža — Long Beach — 13 kilometres of unbroken sand. One of the longest beaches in the Mediterranean, and the main reason buyers from across Europe have been discovering Ulcinj.
Sand as far as the eye can see
Unlike the pebble coves further north, Long Beach is wide, sandy and shallow — the sea warms early and stays warm deep into autumn. The swimming season here lasts longer than anywhere else in Montenegro.
Wind, kites and Ada Bojana
The afternoon breeze makes the southern stretch one of the best-known kitesurfing spots on the Adriatic, and at the far end of the coast the Bojana river forms the island of Ada — a world of its own between river and open sea.
Why buyers come here
Ulcinj offers what the northern coast lost long ago: space, calm, and prices that still have room to grow. Yard Condominiums is a few minutes’ drive from the beach, and Sunny Hill overlooks the entire bay.