Histoire
Ses origines
The beach built Bečići's reputation as a Budva Riviera resort, famously winning a Grand Prix in Paris in 1935 as the most beautiful beach in Europe, and its roughly 1,950 m of sand still anchors the town's summer season.
Ce que vous verrez
Lors de la visite
Sunbeds and beach bars along the sand, watersports off the shore, and the promenade that runs south-east to Rafailovići at the far end of the bay, and north-west around the headland to Budva.
Comment visiter
Directly in front of the resort hotels; a coastal path links it to Rafailovići and Budva.
Meilleur moment
Morning for space; late afternoon for the light.
Galerie
Comment s'y rendre
Bon à savoir
Yes. It is a long crescent of fine sand and gravel, a broad, gently shelving strand backed by resort hotels and a seafront promenade, with clear Adriatic water below the coastal mountains. It is one of Montenegro's best-known beaches.
Yes. The seafront promenade runs the length of the beach and continues north-west around the headland to Budva, about 2.5–3 km away. An easy, flat walk right along the water. Rafailovići lies in the opposite direction, at the south-east end of the bay, roughly 15 minutes on foot.
Bečići's roughly 1,950-metre stretch of sand won a Grand Prix in Paris in 1935 as the most beautiful beach in Europe. That reputation for golden sand, clear water and a mountain backdrop first put the resort on the map.
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