Those looking to book a hotel in Miločer can continue their accommodation search afterward. Miločerski Park is a landscaped garden surrounding Hotel Miločer that combines exotic trees and flowers with Mediterranean vegetation; it is located behind Miločer’s King’s and Queen’s Beaches.
Landscape
Villa Miločer stands on the mainland and is surrounded on three sides by cedar, pine, and olive forests. Miločer Park covers approximately 18 hectares.
History
Villa Miločer was once the residence of Queen Marija Karađorđević. Miločer Park was built in the 1930s as part of the summer residence of the Yugoslav royal family.
King’s Beach was named after the Yugoslav king Aleksandar Karađorđević. Queen’s Beach was named after Queen Marija Karađorđević, who preferred this beach when Miločer was a royal summer residence.
Beaches
King’s Beach has fine sand. The beach is 280 meters long and covers 7,400 square meters.
Queen’s Beach is located at the entrance to Miločer Park in a bay surrounded by diverse vegetation. The beach is 200 meters long and covers 1,950 square meters. Equipment for non-motorized water sports is available at Queen’s Beach.
Trails
The local route Miločer – Praskvica – Čelobrdo – Ograđenica is listed as an easy hiking trail measuring 4.3 kilometers in length. Jegorov put connects the Čelobrdo viewpoint with Miločer Park and is a one-hour hiking tour.
More destination pages: Pržno, Prijevor, Markovići, Petrovac Na Moru, Kuljače, Kaluđerac, Drobnići, Lapčići.
