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Clothing-optional places across Montenegro, organized by state. From iconic public beaches to remote hot springs, here is what we've verified and what to expect when you visit.
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Ulcinj Municipality, Montenegro
Ada Bojana Beach
Ada Bojana is a triangular river island formed where the Bojana River splits before entering the Adriatic, at the southern tip of Montenegro's coast near Ulcinj. The island — roughly 1km on each side — has been a naturist destination since the Yugoslav era, when Adriatic naturism was actively promoted as a tourism product. The beach wraps the southern and eastern sides of the island: the Adriatic beach faces southwest, the river beach faces east. The Adriatic side is the main naturist beach — a long, sandy, wave-exposed strand that is among the finest in the Adriatic. The island has basic restaurants and accommodation; the access road crosses a bridge from the mainland near Ulcinj. The setting — a wild river delta, flamingos and pelicans in the nearby Bojana wetlands, the Albanian Alps visible to the south — is extraordinary. Ada Bojana is one of the longest nude beaches in the Balkans and the most important naturist site in Montenegro.
Ulcinj Municipality, Montenegro
FKK Ada Bojana Nudist Resort
The FKK Ada Bojana Nudist Resort is the organised accommodation facility on Ada Bojana island — a bungalow-style resort built during the Yugoslav era that has operated continuously as a dedicated naturist resort since the 1970s. It sits at the eastern end of the island, adjacent to the wild naturist beach. The resort offers bungalows, apartments, a restaurant, and direct access to the naturist beach and the calmer Bojana River side for swimming. The facility has been renovated since Yugoslav times but retains its relaxed, low-key character. It's the only dedicated naturist resort in Montenegro and one of the few surviving Yugoslav-era FKK resort facilities in the Western Balkans.