Ulcinj: Hotels and Accommodation
Ulcinj can also be classified through the named places in its surroundings. You can book a hotel in Ulcinj for your stay.
Šaske Crkve is located in the surrounding area of Ulcinj; Možura, Bijela Gora, Dočić and Sveti Ilija are also located in the surrounding area.
Geographical location
Štrbina is located in the immediate area of Ulcinj.
King Nikola's Palace and Grad are located in the wider regional area of Ulcinj.
Water sports
Ulcinj is associated with kitesurfing. Favorable mistral winds are reported on around 90 days per year; Ulcinj, Ada Bojana and Velika Beach are named as kitesurfing locations. For travelers who would like to include kitesurfing in their holiday, this connection provides a specific point of reference.
Coast and landscape
The area of Ulcinj includes Velika Plaza, the island of Ada Bojana and the Bay of Valdanos, which is associated with olive trees.
The wider landscape of Ulcinj is described in relation to the Adriatic, the Bojana River to the east, Lake Šas in the central area and the Rumija mountain massif.
History and townscape
Ulcinj is described as one of the oldest cities on the Adriatic coast. Its history is said to date back more than 2,000 years; traces of settlement are dated to the period before the 5th century BC.
Velika Beach, also known as Long Beach, is a camping site in southern Montenegro.
Ulcinj has a remarkable old town, and clear traces of its Ottoman past can be seen in the townscape. The townscape also includes mosques such as the Church Mosque and the Namazgjahu Mosque.
Other regions in the selection: Ulcinj, Kunje, Utjeha-Bušat, Sveti Nikola, Doni Štoj, Mala Gorana, Bratica.
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