Veliki Pijesak Beach

Veliki Pijesak Beach, situated in Dobrota Voda between the towns of Bar and Ulcinj in Montenegro, is a renowned beach with a capacity to accommodate 2,784 visitors. It is approximately 8km away from the main towns and is predominantly covered in gravel, with certain sections featuring sandy-gravel. The beach is recognized for its favorable climate and the clarity of its waters, leading to its classification as a first-category beach. The beach is also unique in its natural characteristics. One of the prime highlights of the beach is its breathtaking sunset each evening. The seabed is marked by larger shaped rocks, which are visible through the clear waters. In the late afternoon, the waves at Veliki Pijesak Beach can become quite large, adding to the area's natural beauty. Despite its beauty, some visitors have reported issues with litter, which can detract from its overall appeal. The beach is surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation just 50m from the shore, which contributes to the area's reputation as a respiratory disease treatment center due to the mix of mountain and sea air. However, the beach's popularity often results in it being crowded, with visitors comparing the density of people to an ant colony. In terms of amenities, Veliki Pijesak Beach is equipped with shower cabins and lifeguard services.