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Topolica

Ivan Stojanovic — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 08:31:59 +0000

City Beach Topolica is situated in the very center of town in front of the Topolica hotel, spreading from the Zeljeznica river to the port Bar. It is 500m long, consisting of rocky pebbles on the land as well as in water. There are sport terrains, a park, and a hotel in its background. At the very end of the Topolica Beach is the Bar marina with a capacity of 850 bindings.

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Crveni pijesak

Ivan Stojanovic — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 23:05:03 +0000

The Red Beach is situated in an inlet between Sutomore and Bar. It was named after the extreme red color of the sand, or stone pebbles which cover the beach and the sea bottom. It is 1000m long with a dense pine forest in its background. It is very distinctive because of the unusual harmony of the colors of the sea, red sand and pine forest. It is a favorite bathing beach of local people. There is a legend which says that the nymphs of Nereida used to gather at the top of the high cliff over the beach and comb their hair with coral combs. Their laughter and singing could be heard far away from there, but nobody could talk about it, because if they did, they would become mute.

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Verona House

Ivan Stojanovic — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 15:08:33 +0000

Verona House is located in the area called Račica. It was built by the sea, in an isolated location. Although the greater part of the house has been unused and deserted for a long time, with its simple but elongated form, its proportions and architectural style, the house reflects the features of the Gothic-Renaissance period in which it was built. The house belonged to the noble family Bizanti from Kotor. In about 1760, Captain Anton Andrijin Verona from Prčanj bought the house together with the whole estate that the Bizanti family had in the Tivat area.

Verona house is a two-storey construction consisting of three parts: an emphasised central part, covered with a hipped roof and wings of unequal lengths, lower than the central part and covered with gable roofs. The house was made of stone in shades of grey and green. The original, centrally set Gothic portal with pointed arches was replaced probably after 1760 by a new “bugnato” Baroque portal. The arched part of this new portal was later sealed up and a stone architrave added to the portal. The portal in the central part of the building, on the side facing the enclosed garden, has kept its original Gothic appearance without much change.

Although it has lost much of its authentic appearance, Verona house, with its spacious enclosed garden, a “mandrać” (an enclosure for boats), a threshing floor and wells, reflects to a great degree the way of life as might have been for the medieval noble families of Kotor on their estates in the Tivat Bay area.

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Maljevik

Ivan Stojanovic — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 16:44:24 +0000

The Maljevik Valley together with the adjacent inlet from which it is separated from the Klicevac cape, is a small rocky beach between Canj and Sutomore. It is about 100m long, and the sea water is extraordinarily clean. The Black Cape is nearby. In the underwater are many significant archeological excavations – a true haven for the explorers of the sea depths.

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Crvena Glavica

Ivan Stojanovic — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 23:08:53 +0000

Crvena glavica represents a complex which consists of smaller beaches, as a part of a nudist camp. There is a variety of beaches from sandy to rocky beaches. There are seven of them with a total length of 500 meters, and they are specific because of the sand and rocks which are red. In the background you can find a combination of forest and stone. This is the right place to enjoy the intimacy and beauty of nature.

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Meljine

Ivan Stojanovic — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 19:45:23 +0000

Meljine is a little coastal town in the Bay of Kotor Herceg Novi in Montenegro. It is situated 3 kilometers east of Herceg Novi, and 2 kilometers west of Zelenika, a promenade, “Danica Fri, coast, is connected, via the new with Igalo . The most important cultural – historical monument is the place Lazaret, which dates from the 1732nd year. In Meljine, since the Venetians, until now, there is a large hospital. Today, through the mountains of Orjent Meljine leads the way to Trebinje, to BIH. Meljine as a tourist place that belongs to the Herceg Novi Riviera, and its tourist attractions – a great marina, hotel, apartments, beach – meet all the requirements for further development of tourism.

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