Pržno: Coastal town on the Budva Riviera

Pržno is a coastal town on the Budva Riviera. The beach, landscape and history as a former fishing village offer concrete points of reference when choosing a destination. The wider destination of Budva adds further leisure and cultural attractions.

Beach and townscape

Pržno Beach is about 260 metres long, sandy and partly rocky. It lies in front of a typical coastal settlement that was once a fishing village and is now a resort. Its west-facing position means the sun shines on the beach until sunset. Olive groves lie behind the beach. The townscape thus combines the coast, the former fishing village and its present-day resort character.

Miločer and walking trails

Nearby, Miločer Beach lies in front of Hotel Miločer, a former palace of the Karađorđević dynasty. A park surrounds the beach. Exotic trees and flowers grow there alongside local Mediterranean vegetation and flowers. Miločer Park also has walking paths, offering another way to experience the landscape on foot.

A 15.8-kilometre hiking route from Brajići to Miločer includes a rest stop at Pržno Beach. This makes the coastal beach a possible part of a longer hiking plan. Check local trail conditions before setting out. The historic Jegorov Put hiking trail runs from Miločer to Čelobrdo in the wider destination of Budva. The Budva Riviera has almost 150 kilometres of hiking trails within the municipality of Budva, leading through the hinterland and connecting authentic coastal villages.

Getting there and finding accommodation

A public transport route serves Budva and Petrovac and also stops in Pržno. Timetables may change, so check the times for your travel day.

The Pro Dive Hydrotech diving club is associated with Hotel Maestral in Pržno. If diving is part of your travel plans, it is a specific point of reference in the town. Provider information may change, so check it before making plans.

Budva as the wider setting

Activities on the Budva Riviera add to the beach focus of the wider destination of Budva: in addition to relaxing on the beach and swimming, leisure options include diving, stand-up paddleboarding and boat trips. In Budva itself, the Old Town offers a distinct cultural and historical focus. It is surrounded by medieval walls with a fortress, towers and gates.

The Museum of the City of Budva in the Old Town has archaeological and ethnographic exhibitions. The Citadel offers views of the city and contains a small museum, a library and a fish relief that symbolises Budva. Budva also hosts the City Theater Festival in summer, when the Old Town's squares and courtyards become stages. The festival was founded in 1987. If an event date matters for your trip, check the current dates.

Discover more destinations: Miločer, Petrovac Na Moru, Budva, Sveti Stefan, Katun Reževići, Buljarica, Becici, Drobnići.

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