Bar to Budva and Sveti Stefan viewpoint: Private day trip

One of the most photographed sights in Montenegro, Sveti Stefan is a 15th-century fortified islet connected to the mainland by a narrow natural sandbar.

- Photograph the terracotta-roofed islet from clifftop viewpoints along the road above - Admire the crystal-clear turquoise Adriatic from the twin public beaches flanking the causeway

- Relax on Sveti Stefan public beach with the iconic islet as a stunning backdrop - Walk to Milocer Beach through the coastal park, a secluded pebble cove nearby

- The island is a private resort; public access is limited to beach areas and viewpoints - Arrive early in summer to secure a good spot on the public beach shoreline

Take note: - Sun loungers on the public beach cost approximately 15 to 30 euros per pair - The clifftop viewpoint above the causeway offers the most photogenic angle of the islet

A vibrant Adriatic coastal town with one of Montenegro's best-preserved medieval old towns, Budva combines historic walled streets with beautiful beaches.

- Explore Stari Grad, Budva's compact walled old town with Venetian architecture and churches - Take in Adriatic Sea views from the old town walls and bastions above the coast

- Wander the old town's marble lanes, lined with cafes, galleries, and small local shops - Relax on Mogren Beach, a scenic cove minutes from the old town walls

- Budva is busiest July to August; May, June, and September offer far fewer crowds - Stari Grad is free to enter; most churches charge a small entrance fee

Take note: - The old town walls and beaches are all within easy walking distance of each other - Most beaches charge a fee for sun loungers and umbrellas in the summer season