Village · Fishing village

Rafailovići

Mis à jour 2026Vérifié sur placeBudva Riviera

A small former fishing village at the northern end of Bečići Beach, where wooden boats still moor off a compact harbour lined with seafood konobas and terraces right at the water's edge.

Fishing boats moored off the beach at Rafailovići with resort buildings behind — Rafailovići · Fishing village

Époque

Fishing village

Emplacement

~1 km north along the beach

Entrée

Free (open village & beach; sunbeds extra)

Horaires

Temps nécessaire

1–2 hours

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Histoire

Ses origines

Rafailovići grew from a fishing settlement into an intimate resort corner of the Budva Riviera, keeping its harbour and family-run tavernas.

Ce que vous verrez

Lors de la visite

The little harbour and moored boats, waterfront seafood konobas, and the seaside path continuing around the coast.

Comment visiter

A short walk along the promenade from Bečići Beach.

Meilleur moment

Evening, for dinner by the water.

Galerie

Comment s'y rendre

Emplacement

~1 km north along the beach · Budva Riviera

Itinéraire

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Bon à savoir

A small former fishing village at the northern end of Bečići Beach, about 1 km along the shore, with a compact harbour lined with seafood konobas and terraces right at the water's edge.

About 1 km north along the beach — a short walk on the seaside promenade from Bečići Beach, best done in the evening for dinner by the water.

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