Bečići itself is a relaxed resort, but it sits right next to Budva — the Budva Riviera's nightlife capital — so a big night out is only a short drive away. The scene runs from a hilltop megaclub to Budva's nightclubs and old-town cocktail bars. Here is where to go. For the full list, see our nightlife page.
The clubs
- Top Hill — Montenegro's biggest open-air club, on the hill above Budva. A summer megaclub with international DJ and pop headliners, all-night parties and views over the coast. The Riviera's marquee night out, a short drive from Bečići.
- Trocadero — a long-running multi-level nightclub in Budva, with DJ nights, live acts and a packed dance floor through the summer season. In town rather than up the hill, and easy to reach.
A quieter drink
- Casper Bar — a relaxed cocktail and specialty-coffee bar tucked into a stone courtyard in Budva's Old Town, with good music and easy drinks by day and into the night. The spot for a low-key evening rather than a late one.
How a night out works
The pattern is simple: stay in Bečići, go out in Budva. The two towns run into each other along the coast — about 3 km — so a taxi or a short drive gets you to the clubs and back. The scene peaks in July and August, when Top Hill runs its big-name nights and Budva's old town buzzes until late; outside high summer it is much quieter. Start with drinks in the old town, and move up to the hill when the night gets going. For getting around, see our getting-here guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Bečići have nightlife?
Bečići itself is a relaxed resort, so the nightlife is next-door Budva — a short drive away — from a hilltop megaclub to nightclubs and old-town cocktail bars.
What is the biggest club near Bečići?
Top Hill, on the hill above Budva, is Montenegro's biggest open-air club, with international DJ and pop headliners and all-night summer parties.
How do you get from Bečići to Budva's clubs?
The two towns run into each other along the coast, about 3 km apart, so a taxi or a short drive gets you to the clubs and back.
