9.7★★★★★€€€Centrale Lustica Bay by Angsana
Lustica Bay · 4.9 km to centreA brand-new 5-star hotel in the Luštica Bay resort with a private beach, near Tivat.
- Private beach
- Free parking
- Pet friendly

Tivat centers on Porto Montenegro’s promenade with boutiques and restaurants. The airport sits just minutes from town and nearby resorts.
Use it as an arrival hub for Kotor, Perast and bay boat tours.
What you should not miss in the city and around it.

A modern marina and upscale district on the site of the former naval arsenal.

A small green island with remains of the Archangel Michael monastery.

A bird reserve on the site of historic salt pans.

A museum of Boka’s shipbuilding and naval history featuring submarine "Heroj".

A small 15th-century monastic islet facing the Krtoli peninsula.

A Renaissance noble residence retaining details from the 16th century.
Key sights and surroundings — to plan your walk and gauge distances.
Everything you need — connectivity, transport, stay and tours.
A curated selection with fair prices, amenities and direct booking.
9.7★★★★★€€€A brand-new 5-star hotel in the Luštica Bay resort with a private beach, near Tivat.
9.6★★★★★€€€A 5-star boutique hotel in Tivat with a rooftop pool, spa, and suites with private kitchens, close to the beach.
9.5★★★★★€€€An elegant five-star boutique hotel in the centre of Tivat, about 200 m from the centre and 50 m from the beach, with an indoor heated pool, a spa, a fitness centre and two restaurants. Outstanding staff.
9.4★★★★★€€€A brand-new five-star fitness- and wellness-focused hotel at Boka Place in Tivat, about 1 km from the centre, with an outdoor pool, a spa, an outstanding gym and two restaurants. Pet-friendly; close to the marina.
9.4★★★★★€€€A five-star waterfront hotel in Luštica Bay near Tivat, with a private beach, two year-round pools, a nature-inspired spa, a fitness centre and four restaurants. Pet-friendly; a genuine 5-star experience.
9.2★★★★€€€A beachfront boutique-style hotel in Donja Lastva village, Tivat, in a restored 19th-century building with bay views.
Answers about seasonality, routes, neighbourhoods and basic trip planning.
Tivat is a yacht-and-marina hotspot of Boka Bay, centered around Porto Montenegro. Don’t miss Naval Heritage Collection Museum, [PLACE_BUСA_LUKOVIС_SUMMER_HOUSE], and the nature of Tivat Saline.
For beach time and boat days, aim for May–October; for a calmer vibe, choose May–June or September. For late-season planning, check Montenegro in November – weather, sea and is it worth going? and Montenegro in December: Weather, Holidays and Ski Resorts.
1–2 days is usually enough for Tivat’s promenade, sights, and relaxed pace. Add 3–5 days if you want boat trips, beach hopping, and nearby towns.
The closest gateway is Tivat Airport, with Podgorica Airport as a common alternative. For transfers, taxis, and car rentals, use Transport in Montenegro and see How to Get from Tivat or Podgorica Airport to Your Resort?.
Central Tivat is walkable, and taxis cover short hops quickly. For buses and intercity travel, use Montenegro Taxi Prices 2026: Apps, Fares & Airport Transfers and How to Use Buses in Montenegro: Routes, Tickets, and Timetables.
For dining and evening strolls, stay near the waterfront and Porto Montenegro; for quieter nights, look a bit outside the center. Compare options on Accommodation in Montenegro.
Tivat is more “bay-style” swimming with smaller beaches and calmer water. For wide open-coast beaches, many people head to Budva or Becici, including Becici Beach.
Top picks include a Boka Bay boat day via Perast and Our Lady of the Rocks, or scenic spots like Blue Cave. Browse activities on Tours in Montenegro.
You can easily do Tivat without a car, but it helps for beach days and exploring the coast. Summer parking near the promenade and Porto Montenegro can be tight—see Parking in Montenegro: Where You Can Leave Your Car and How Much It Costs and Car Rental in Montenegro: Everything Tourists Need to Know.
Tivat can feel pricier around the marina lifestyle, especially near Porto Montenegro. Save by booking apartments early and traveling in shoulder season—ideas: 10 Most Charming Apartments in Montenegro: Best Areas, Views and Prices.
An eSIM is a simple way to stay online—options are on eSIM Montenegro. If you need secure access on public Wi-Fi, check VPN for Montenegro and What Is a VPN and Why Do You Need One?.
Easy day trips include Kotor for Kotor Old Town and Perast for Our Lady of the Rocks. For nature, go to Virpazar and Lake Skadar, or take a sea trip to Blue Cave near Herceg Novi.

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April 27, 2026Towns nearby — easy to add to your route for a day trip.

Wander the Old Town.

Postcard-perfect bay town with islands.

Flowered courtyards and a long seafront.

Old Town charm and dozens of nearby beaches.

Family-friendly vibe and a promenade for strolling.

Small family-friendly resort at the edge of the beach.

An islet hotel and famous viewpoints above beaches.

Cozy promenade with reddish pebbles.