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Sveti Stefan

An islet hotel and famous viewpoints above pinkish beaches.

Sveti Stefan is Montenegro’s most iconic view: a small islet linked by a sandy tombolo. Most visitors come for the viewpoints and beach walks.

Nearby Miločer Park and small coves round off a short, scenic stop from Budva or Petrovac.

Tours & Excursions

Attractions

Sveti Stefan Islet

Sveti Stefan Islet

A 15th-century fortified fishing islet later transformed into a resort ensemble. Access is restricted and the best views are from the mainland.

Sveti Stefan Beach

Sveti Stefan Beach

Twin pebble crescents on either side of the causeway to the islet.

St. Sava Church

St. Sava Church

A small church on elevated ground above the settlement. The platform offers a frontal panorama of the islet and the park.

Praskvica Monastery

Praskvica Monastery

A key Paštrovići monastery on the slopes above Miločer

Miloсer Beach

Miloсer Beach

A small sheltered cove in front of Villa Miločer. Water clarity is consistently high.

Queen’s Beach

Queen’s Beach

A compact cove within Miločer Park. Historically linked to the royal residence.

Transport & Transfers

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Sveti Stefan located?

Sveti Stefan is located on the Adriatic coast, about 9 km from Budva.

Can you visit the island itself?

No, the island of Sveti Stefan is closed to the public. The Aman hotel is located there, but it has not been operating for several years. It’s unknown if or when it will reopen.

Can you stay at the hotel on Sveti Stefan?

No, the Aman hotel on the island is currently not operating. Although the hotel is still there, it’s not possible to book accommodation.

Can you get closer to the island?

Yes, you can walk up to the beginning of the bridge from the beach side and take photos with the island in the background.

Is there parking nearby?

Yes, there are paid parking spots along the road, but it can be difficult to find a free space in summer.