Montenegro Coastal Ulcinj

A charming town, best-known for its array of sandy beaches, as well as its mosques and a medieval fort.

Head out to explore the central city streets, full of colorful little shops and a nice mix of Eastern and Western spirits.

The smell of pine resin fills the air at this nice beach, whose mineral waters are long believed to help with female infertility.

The remnants of this fortress now comprise the city's Old Town neighborhood, and retain a 13C tower, a weaponry, and wall ruins.

Recognized as Montenegro's longest beach, this strip offers white sands and shallow calm waters, perfect for kite-surfing.

A 16C church which served as a mosque during the Ottoman occupation now houses a municipal museum dedicated to the city's history.

Home to the only authentic Turkish bath in Montenegro, this 18C mosque is a lovely complex dedicated to a famed Ottoman admiral.

Briefly serving as a lighthouse, this 14C mosque is a significant landmark which historically influenced neighboring architecture.

A good example of Ottoman Architecture, the Namazgjahu Mosque is the largest mosque in Ulcinj and dates to the 18C.