Montenegro naturist beaches

Ada Bojana is a triangular river island at Montenegro's southernmost point, on the Albanian border. It is bounded on two sides by the two arms of the Bojana River and on the third by the Adriatic. Its sea side is a sandy beach about 3 km long, continuing the Velika Plaža sand coast south of Ulcinj. The island has been a naturist settlement since 1973, when the FKK Ada Bojana resort of bungalows, rooms and a campsite opened among the pines. In 2023 it marked its 50th anniversary. Nudity is allowed everywhere except the restaurant, reception and bar, and the beach is used by naturist families, couples and singles. Behind the sand, the riverbanks are lined with wooden fish restaurants on stilts, and the river mouth is a well-known kitesurfing spot. The sea is shallow over sandbanks, but when it is windy strong rip currents form, so swim with care. Ada Bojana hosted the third Naturist Games Without Borders in June 2025.

Albatros Nudist Beach is a nudist-friendly beach in Montenegro. Nudity is optional.

Beach Sutorina is a nudist-friendly beach in Montenegro. Nudity is optional.

Crvena Glavica ('red head', after the reddish rock of the headland) is a string of small coves on the Budva Riviera between Sveti Stefan and Petrovac, just south of the Sveti Stefan peninsula and next to the cove of Drobni Pijesak. Guides disagree on the count, describing anything from three main coves to seven small ones, separated by rocky points and backed by pine-covered cliffs. The beaches are a mix of small pebbles, rocks and some concrete sunbathing terraces, with clear water. Part of the shore is developed: Galija beach club runs a paid section with loungers, umbrellas, showers, changing areas and toilets. The nude use is in the more secluded, harder-to-reach coves away from the beach club, where the cliffs give shelter on both sides and there are no facilities. It is a long-standing but low-key clothing-optional spot that relatively few visitors know about, so it is quieter than the main Budva beaches even in high summer.

Jaz is one of the largest beaches on the Budva Riviera, a curving bay of fine sand and small pebbles about 2.5-3 km west of Budva old town. The main part of the beach is a busy summer beach with sunbed concessions, bars and a lively nightlife scene with bars and clubs nearby. The beach is divided into two parts, and the smaller, more secluded part, beyond the main sections and surrounded by greenery, has long been the place where naturists bathe. A campsite listing describes the beach as about 1.2 km long with a smaller part reserved for naturists. The water is clean and shallow near the shore, and the bay is sheltered. Nude use is traditional rather than clearly signposted, and guides say marking and tolerance vary from year to year, so it is worth checking on arrival. The naturist end is noticeably quieter than the main beach and suits people looking for a simple, uncrowded spot, though the music from the main beach and its bars can carry in high season.

Secluded part of Mogren cove used by nudists.

Ratac is a pine-covered headland on the Montenegrin coast between Bar and Sutomore, beside the main coastal road, best known for the ruins of the medieval Benedictine abbey of Our Lady of Ratac. Below the pines on the headland lies a small nude beach, usually signed or listed as FKK Ratac, roughly 100 m of pebbles and flat rocks with clear, clean water. Pine forest comes almost to the shore and gives some shade, and the beach gets sun mainly in the afternoon, so mornings are cooler. Guides describe it as a long-established nudist spot used by a mixed crowd that includes families with young children and older visitors, but clothed bathers also turn up and some visitors complain about this. A separate 'Wild Beach' on the same headland is textile. Sutomore's busy town beach is a short drive north.