Thursday, March 11, 2010

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by Ivan Stojanović

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Great Sand beach

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 9 March 2010

Veliki Pijesak The valleys Great Sand and Small Sand are situated at the south of the Bar district, 10km away from Bar towards Ulcinj. The beaches are protected natural reservations. They are covered with fine sand, as is the sea bottom. Owing to its geographic position, you can enjoy fantastic sunsets in the late afternoon. The beaches are about 600m long, and a macadam road connects them with the main road. There is a weekend village among the old oak and olive trees in its background.

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Queen´s Beach

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 7 March 2010

Kraljičina Plaža Queen´s Beach is situated immediately next to Milocer beach and fits in this environment because of its attractiveness. The beach is 200 m long, with cypress and olive trees in its background. It was the favorite beach of Queen Maria Karadordevic and that’s how it got its name. This beach may not be open for general public at all times, or entrance may be charged, because this is favorite resort of Montenegrin officials.

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Island of Flowers

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 2 March 2010

Ostrvo Cvijeća Prevlaka Island (Also known as Island of Flowers) is an island on the Adriatic Sea, in Montenegrin municipality of Tivat.Prevlaka Island is located near the town of Tivat, in the Bay of Kotor. The island is 300 m long and 200 m wide. It is connected with mainland by a narrow isthmus.The island was the residence of the metropolitan of Zeta’s diocese was from 13th to the 15th century. It was a tourist resort for the military personnel, closed for general public in SFRY. It is today populated with about a hundred people, mainly living in the bungalows.

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Sutomore

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 1 March 2010

Sutormore Sutomore (Montenegrin: Сутоморе; Venetian: Spizza) is a small coastal town in Bar Municipality, Montenegro.Sutomore was called Spizza in Venetian, when it was under the Republic of Venice from 1420 to 1797 and belonged to the Albania Veneta, except for short-lived Ottoman occupations. The Austrian census of 1910 reports that there were Venetian speaking families in Spizza in the twentieth century.It is famous for its 2 km long sandy beach. Low prices (if compared with its neighbour Budva), along with easy access via Belgrade – Bar railway, makes it a very popular budget destination and extremely crowded during summer months. It is a favorite spot for day trips for young people from Podgorica, as it is only half an hour away, either by train or by car. Wikipedia

Ploče

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 22 February 2010

Ploče Ploče beach is located on Cape Platamuni,  9 kilometers away from Budva, near the beach  Trsteno. Named because of the specific plate rocks. The beach is composed of rocky and sandy parts. Mostly dominated by rocky pools for children and adults. There is beach bar and a very clean water.

Stoliv

Posted by Ivan Stojanovic On 20 February 2010

Stoliv A small, peaceful place in Boka Kotorska bay famous for its interference of mountain and sea winds mixed with 548 types of herbs that are suitable for lung diseases, particularly in the late spring and early autumn.

Small fisherman’s settlement from XIV century remained preserved over the centuries.

Donji Stoliv is located at the very sea shore. The pebble road will take you to Gornji Stoliv through the woods and olive groves. A fantastic view over the entire Boka will burst before you up there.

Gornji and Donji Stoliv have around 500 inhabitants.

The first camellia from Japan was brought by the Stoliv seamen in XVIII century. “Days of Cammellia” have been organized in the springtime ever since.

text: http://stoliv.net

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