The beach follows a coastal walkway with pockets of pine shade. It has an easy entry into the water and sits close to city amenities.
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What is this place
Žukotrlica is the main and most visited beach strip in Šušanj, Bar’s suburb. This long pebble beach runs along the Šušanj promenade near Red Beach; sources give a length of ~1–2 km.
Key features
- Medium pebbles – gentle entry and usually manageable surf.
- Pine belt and Mediterranean scrub behind the beach – natural shade and resinous scent.
- A seaside promenade links Šušanj with Bar’s center – great for walks and runs.
- Name reflects an old craft: Spanish broom (žukva) was soaked and “rubbed” (trliti) here to soften fibers.
- Seasonal facilities – sunbed/umbrella rentals, bars, toilets; several car parks nearby.
What to see
- A long pebble arc with views over Bar Riviera and Mount Rumija.
- Shaded patches under the pines along the walkway.
- Nearby strands – Red Beach and Bar’s town beaches reachable via the promenade.
Practical information
Location: Šušanj, NE side of Bar; runs along the local seafront.
Getting there: walk the promenade from Bar; city buses to Šušanj; by car – roadside and seafront parking.
Access: public beach; free entry; seasonal rentals on site.
Visiting hours: all day; pine shade best mornings and after 4 pm.
Visit duration: from a quick swim to a full beach day.
Best time: Jun–Sep for swimming; May and Sep–Oct for quieter strolls.
Notes: pebbles – bring water shoes; central stretches can be busy in high season – it’s calmer toward the ends.
