Summer vibes - Sveti Stefan and Przno Beach

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Here I am, spending my summer holiday on Montenegrin coast. I made some really great photos and I can't wait to share them.
We were lucky this summer, we didn't have rainy days or wildfires like the previous one which was really crazy... Anyway, here's my summer story...

Sun goes down behind Budva old town.. This photo was taken from Kings beach in Milocer, the most prestigious beach and resort in Montenegro, which also connect with St. Stefan hotel. And can you believe - pink sand beach...
It's not only about clear water and great weather... What comes to my senses is that Mediterranean plants and pines create this unic connection of sea, land, air and sun. There is something thrilling in the atmosphere such as joy of discovering a new place that's never been visited before...
Przno beach is completely different scene in the daylight and in the evening. During the day it is a vibrant place full of young people, families in early season and older couples here and there. But when the sun goes down it gets calm and quiet as if it sleaps... Quiet dinner setting by the sea? This is it!
Sea water is so inviting and pleasant. During the summer it normally goes from 24 to 27 degrees Celsius. It's transparent and clear even when deeper. People enjoy swimming by night, as well. They say that it is absolutely refreshing and unique experience. Have you ever tried?

Read more about Montenegro :
What to visit in Budva besides going to the beach?


Location: Свети Стефан, Црна Гора

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