Free Tours, Tickets & Attractions in Ulcinj

Ulcinj, located on the southern coast of Montenegro, is a city steeped in history and known for its long sandy beaches. It is one of the oldest settlements on the Adriatic coast, with a history dating back over 2,500 years. Ulcinj has a rich cultural mix due to its proximity to Albania, and its population includes both Montenegrins and Albanians, giving it a unique blend of traditions. The city's Old Town, perched on a cliff above the sea, is a maze of narrow streets, old stone houses and fortifications that tell the story of centuries of history. A free tour of Ulcinj's Old Town will take you to iconic sites such as the old slave market, where pirates once traded captives, and the 16th-century Balšić Tower.

Ulcinj is also known for its stunning beaches, with Velika Plaza (Long Beach) being the most famous. Stretching for over 12 kilometres, it is the longest beach in the Adriatic and a popular spot for both relaxation and water sports, including kitesurfing. The Ada Bojana, a river island located at the mouth of the Bojana River, is another must-see, offering a more secluded beach experience with rustic wooden cottages and seafood restaurants.