Travel guide · Montenegro
Sutomore combines a long main beach, smaller coves and historic sites inland. Explore Štrbine, Maljevik, Haj-Nehaj and Ratac, with verified contacts for dining, train travel and local information.
Find information about the beach surface, access and planning your beach day.
1 / 5 Sutomore's main beach runs alongside the town and a waterfront with places to eat and drink. The Bar Tourism Organisation describes a sandy beach about 1,200 metres long. Choose your section according to your accommodation, the entry into the water and the facilities you want.
1 / 2 Štrbine is a smaller beach near Sutomore, separate from the main town waterfront. The Bar Tourism Organisation describes it as pebbly and about 100 metres long. Consider it for a separate beach outing once you have checked the access route.
1 / 3 Maljevik is a pebble beach between Sutomore and Čanj. The Bar Tourism Organisation gives its length as about 330 metres. It is another swimming destination, separate from Sutomore's main beach and Štrbine.
Places for a meal or break, with contacts to check details directly.
Lungo Mare is a restaurant featured in Sato Hotel's official dining offer in Sutomore. Its description brings together traditional and contemporary flavours, with a selection of Montenegrin and international wines.
View detailsSky Bar is Sato Hotel's rooftop bar in Sutomore, listed separately on the official dining page. Consider it for a drink and an elevated view, after checking opening times and guest access.
View detailsLocal sights and useful visiting information.
Haj-Nehaj preserves the remains of a medieval fortification on a hill above the Sutomore area. The Bar Tourism Organisation dates its first written mention to 1542 and links it to Venetian defences. Plan your visit as a separate trip inland.
The Church of Saint Thecla stands west of Sutomore. The official tourism description dates it to the 14th century and highlights two altars, Orthodox and Catholic, as part of this religious site's history.
The remains of the Benedictine monastery of Our Lady of Ratac stand on Cape Ratac, between Sutomore and Bar. The Bar Tourism Organisation links the site to the 11th century and describes a former complex of churches, buildings, walls and towers.
Tabija is a historic fortification on Golo Brdo in Sutomore, distinct from Haj-Nehaj. An official archaeological research document describes the site's Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian heritage.
Check what's available and the conditions before planning an active day.
A short walk along Sutomore's main waterfront helps you get to know your stretch of beach and find somewhere for a break. Start from a familiar access point and adjust your route to the crowds, surface and return time.
The Bar Tourism Organisation lists a 2.7-kilometre route from Sutomore to Haj-Nehaj Fortress among its walking routes. It is an option for a more active trip inland, after checking the current route and conditions.
Arrival, parking and everyday tips for your stay.
Sutomore has a railway station listed in the current directory of Montenegro's passenger rail operator, Željeznički prevoz Crne Gore. Use the official search with your travel date to find departures; the station's contact number is +382 30 301 692.
Plan the final part of your arrival in Sutomore around your accommodation's actual address. Save the pin and access directions, then arrange luggage unloading, parking or a transfer from the station separately.
Before arriving, confirm parking at your accommodation separately from the parking you will use to visit another beach. The main beach, Štrbine and Maljevik have different access routes.
The official Bar Tourism Organisation directory lists the seasonal Sutomore office: +382 69 091 346 and [email protected]. Use these contacts for current information about the town, information offices and local routes.
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