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From Pine Park terrace cafes and waterfront fish kitchens to Porto Montenegro fine dining, Bay of Kotor speedboat circuits and the Lustica peninsula beaches. Every part of Tivat by category.
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From Pine Park and the Centre waterfront through Porto Montenegro to Donja Lastva, the Lustica peninsula villages and the Lepetane ferry crossing.
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Common Questions
Tivat's in-town beaches are pebble or concrete swim platforms running from Pine Park along the waterfront to Donja Lastva. The closest soft-sand bay is Plavi Horizonti on the southern Lustica peninsula, around twelve minutes' drive from the centre, with shallow water, family beach bars and a horseshoe-shaped cove. Žukovica and several smaller pebble coves fill in between.
Two kilometres south, three to five minutes by road. Fixed taxi rates run eight to twelve euros to the centre, twelve to fifteen to Porto Montenegro and twenty to thirty to Krašići and the Lustica villages. Most car-hire desks operate inside arrivals across all flight times.
Yes, fifteen minutes by road via the bay road through Stoliv and Muo, or twenty by ferry-and-drive via Lepetane, Kamenari and Risan. The Vrmac tunnel route is the fastest in summer when the bay road queues build through the cruise-port hours.
Mid-July through early September, with sea temperatures of twenty-five degrees and air close to thirty. The bay's geography keeps the water flat across the swim season, which runs from mid-May with sea temperatures of nineteen degrees through to late October at twenty-one.
Yes. The promenade is fully open to the public day and night, the cafes and restaurants take walk-in trade, and the Naval Heritage Collection runs an open ticket through the day. The lido pool is pay-entry at fifteen to twenty-five euros depending on the season.
Three to seven days ahead in July and August, same-day booking is fine in shoulder season. Half-day routes covering Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks and the Blue Cave run twenty to thirty euros per head, full-day combinations at thirty-five to fifty with lunch.
Tivat's in-town beaches are pebble or concrete swim platforms running from Pine Park along the waterfront to Donja Lastva. The closest soft-sand bay is Plavi Horizonti on the southern Lustica peninsula, around twelve minutes' drive from the centre, with shallow water, family beach bars and a horseshoe-shaped cove. Žukovica and several smaller pebble coves fill in between.
Yes, fifteen minutes by road via the bay road through Stoliv and Muo, or twenty by ferry-and-drive via Lepetane, Kamenari and Risan. The Vrmac tunnel route is the fastest in summer when the bay road queues build through the cruise-port hours.
Yes. The promenade is fully open to the public day and night, the cafes and restaurants take walk-in trade, and the Naval Heritage Collection runs an open ticket through the day. The lido pool is pay-entry at fifteen to twenty-five euros depending on the season.
Two kilometres south, three to five minutes by road. Fixed taxi rates run eight to twelve euros to the centre, twelve to fifteen to Porto Montenegro and twenty to thirty to Krašići and the Lustica villages. Most car-hire desks operate inside arrivals across all flight times.
Mid-July through early September, with sea temperatures of twenty-five degrees and air close to thirty. The bay's geography keeps the water flat across the swim season, which runs from mid-May with sea temperatures of nineteen degrees through to late October at twenty-one.
Three to seven days ahead in July and August, same-day booking is fine in shoulder season. Half-day routes covering Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks and the Blue Cave run twenty to thirty euros per head, full-day combinations at thirty-five to fifty with lunch.



















































































