Maljevik Beach

Maljevik Beach is a natural public beach situated on Svete Petke ulica in Sutomore, known for its health-beneficial mud and clay. It is divided into two distinct parts; one part is sandy while the other is rocky, making it advisable for visitors to wear swimming shoes for comfort and safety. This beach is not just a place to relax and sunbathe but also a haven for snorkeling enthusiasts due to its rich underwater world. An underwater trail leading to Seagal Beach adds to the beach's charm and exploration opportunities. However, visitors are urged to be cautious as the area is home to a significant amount of sea urchins. The beach's natural beauty is enhanced by its surrounding picturesque rocks and pine trees, creating a tranquil environment for visitors. Despite its size, Maljevik Beach can become a bit crowded, but it still offers a quieter and more serene alternative to the main beach in Sutomore town. A roped-off area is available where visitors can rent loungers and umbrellas. Additionally, a bar and restaurant are located nearby for visitors to enjoy food and beverages, although there are no shops immediately close to the beach. Maljevik Beach also features free parking available above the beach for the convenience of visitors. Despite the availability of rental options for sunbeds and umbrellas, visitors also have the freedom to bring their own. While the beach's natural beauty is largely intact, the presence of plastic waste left by visitors is a concern, detracting from its overall appeal.