Ada Bojana Nude Beach
Beach overview
Ada Bojana is a special island in southern Montenegro, where the Bojana River meets the Adriatic Sea. It has a wide, sandy beach that’s about 3 kilometers long and is a popular spot for naturists. The beach is calm and shallow, which makes it great for swimming and safe for families. It’s surrounded by pine trees and sand dunes, giving it a peaceful and beautiful setting.
The island feels like a cozy beach village, with wooden bungalows, a campsite, a beach bar, and restaurants serving fresh seafood. People come here to relax and enjoy activities like kitesurfing, windsurfing, kayaking, horseback riding, snorkeling, bird-watching, and fishing. The beach also has sunbeds, umbrellas, lifeguards, toilets, and showers—but still keeps a laid-back, natural vibe.
Amenities
How to get there
By Public Transport
Buses operate from Podgorica to Ulcinj, with the journey taking approximately 1.5 hours and costing around €10-14. From Ulcinj, you can take local minibuses to Ada Bojana during the busy holiday season. The total journey from Podgorica to Ada Bojana by public transport takes about 2 hours.
By Car or Taxi
From Ulcinj, follow the signs indicating "Rijeka Bojana" (Bojana River) and "Velika Plaža" (Long Beach). The drive from Ulcinj to Ada Bojana takes approximately 30 minutes and covers 15 kilometers. The route passes through scenic countryside and along the famous Long Beach. Free private parking is available at the resort.
By Foot
Walking is not a practical option for reaching Ada Bojana from major cities due to the distance. However, once on the island, walking is the primary means of transportation, with the entire 3-kilometer beach accessible on foot.
Frequently asked questions
1. Is Ada Bojana a designated nudist beach?
Yes, Ada Bojana is officially recognized as a naturist beach and has been operating as such since 1973.
2. Are there areas for non-nudists?
While the main beach is clothing-optional, there are sections where swimwear is acceptable, particularly in areas away from the main naturist zone.
3. What is the entry fee?
Day visitors can enter the resort property to access the beach, with entrance fees typically around €5 per person.
4. Are children allowed?
Yes, Ada Bojana is family-friendly, and children camp free of charge up to age 4.
5. What accommodation options are available?
The resort offers various accommodations including Type A villas, Type B wooden bungalows, Type L rooms, and camping facilities for up to 220 people.
6. When is the best time to visit?
The swimming season runs from May to October, with late spring (May-June) and early autumn (September-October) being ideal for avoiding crowds.
7. Are there restaurants on the island?
Yes, there are several restaurants specializing in fresh seafood, including Restaurant Maestral and various waterfront establishments.
8. What activities are available?
Ada Bojana offers kitesurfing, windsurfing, horseback riding, tennis, volleyball, and boat trips around the island.
9. Are pets allowed?
Yes, pets are typically allowed but may incur additional charges.
10. What are the operating times?
The resort operates from May 1st to October 10th each year.
11. Are there beach facilities?
Beach umbrellas and loungers are available for rent, daily rates depend on the season.
12. What safety measures are in place?
The beach has lifeguards during the season and maintains safety standards for water activities.
13. Can I take photos on the beach?
Photography without explicit consent is strictly prohibited to maintain respect and privacy for all visitors.
14. Are there medical facilities nearby?
Basic first aid is available on-site, with full medical facilities in nearby Ulcinj.
15. What should I bring?
Sunscreen, water, hat, and sunglasses are essential due to limited shade on the beach.
16. Is the water safe for swimming?
Yes, the water is clean and safe for swimming, with both shallow and deeper areas available.
17. Are there shops on the island?
There are small shops and street markets, but no large supermarkets, so bring necessary supplies.
18. Can I camp on the island?
Yes, there's a dedicated camping area with 220 pitches, including electrical connections and facilities.
19. How crowded does it get?
The beach can accommodate many visitors due to its size, but visiting during shoulder seasons offers more tranquility.
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