Discover Tivat
Restaurants, Hotels And Beaches Around Tivat
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Discover Tivat
243+ operators across the Tivat coast, Porto Montenegro fine dining, Pine Park terrace cafes, Bay of Kotor boat operators, Lustica beach bars and airport-area transfers. One independent guide across 11 categories.
Car Rental
Hire a car and explore Montenegro
Konoba Wolfi
Home cooking from early morning
Travel Tip
Long Swim Season
The inner Bay of Kotor warms to twenty-five degrees by mid-July and stays comfortable through September. The mountains shelter the water from open-Adriatic chop, so swimming on a stone platform feels closer to a lake than to the sea.
NtRealty
British-led estate agency in Tivat
Tivat Star
A budget-friendly base a few
Restaurants
Waterfront fish kitchens & Porto Montenegro fine dining
Kamalaya Spa Tivat
Thai massage spa in Tivat
Food & Drink
Eat Like A Local
Bay specialities to try: rope-grown mussels from Ljuta in white-wine buzara, octopus salad with capers, cuttlefish risotto stained black with its own ink, and lamb cooked under a sač iron bell with potatoes. Pair with a glass of Vranac or a Crmnica white.
Saint Anthony of Padua Church
Roman Catholic church near the
Ina Tivat
Around-the-clock fuel on the road
Beaches
Plavi Horizonti, Žukovica & Pine Park swims
Montenegro Exclusive Travel
Tour operator in Tivat with
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243+ Operators
From Centre fish kitchens to Porto Montenegro fine dining, Bay of Kotor boat operators and Lustica beach bars. Every part of Tivat in one place.
Hotel Astoria
A bay-side hotel in central
Basil's Bar
Seafront cocktail bar in Tivat
Accommodation
Marina residences & longer-stay apartments
The Robert Collection
Dutch-founded estate agency at Porto
Heritage
From Naval Base To Marina
Porto Montenegro occupies the former Yugoslav navy base, redeveloped from 2009 into one of the largest superyacht marinas in the Mediterranean. The two preserved submarines on display sit metres from a luxury fashion strip.
NLB Banka
Tivat branch of the Slovenian-origin
Excelsior
Fine watches and jewellery along
Attractions
Naval Heritage Collection & Buća-Luković palace
Tourism Organisation of Tivat
Maps, listings and guidance for
Day Trip
Perast & Our Lady Of The Rocks
Half-day boat tours from the Tivat marina cover Perast, the man-made island church of Our Lady of the Rocks and a swim at the Blue Cave on the Lustica peninsula.
The Deep
Tivat's after-dark spot for a
Almara Beach Club
Loungers and a bar on
Nightlife
Marina cocktail strips & Centre summer clubs
Hostel Anton
Long-running budget hostel in a
Travel Tip
Long Swim Season
The inner Bay of Kotor warms to twenty-five degrees by mid-July and stays comfortable through September. The mountains shelter the water from open-Adriatic chop, so swimming on a stone platform feels closer to a lake than to the sea.
Ribarnica Dekovic
The morning catch, sold until
Ates Rent A Car Montenegro
Hire vehicles put on the
Activities & Tours
Bay of Kotor boats, Lustica kayak & water sports
Polar Clean
Dry cleaning and laundry with
Food & Drink
Eat Like A Local
Bay specialities to try: rope-grown mussels from Ljuta in white-wine buzara, octopus salad with capers, cuttlefish risotto stained black with its own ink, and lamb cooked under a sač iron bell with potatoes. Pair with a glass of Vranac or a Crmnica white.
Gradska Plaža
Free pebble swim strip on
Cave Specialty Coffee & Bar
Carefully pulled brews from morning
Shopping
Porto Montenegro brands, Centre boutiques & Lastva crafts
Kvartić Caffe and Lounge
Coffee, cocktails and beer from
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243+ Operators
From Centre fish kitchens to Porto Montenegro fine dining, Bay of Kotor boat operators and Lustica beach bars. Every part of Tivat in one place.
Montenegro Travel Service
Tourism-licensed transfer operator in Tivat,
Supermarket City 50
Neighbourhood supermarket near central Tivat,
Health and beauty
Marina spa programmes
Naval Heritage Collection Museum
The naval history of Tivat's
Heritage
From Naval Base To Marina
Porto Montenegro occupies the former Yugoslav navy base, redeveloped from 2009 into one of the largest superyacht marinas in the Mediterranean. The two preserved submarines on display sit metres from a luxury fashion strip.
Crush Winebar
An easy pour and a
Hotel Palma
A hotel on the Tivat
Transport
Tivat Airport, marina, Lepetane ferry & car hire
Apoteka Bosiljak
Community pharmacy on the cultural
Day Trip
Perast & Our Lady Of The Rocks
Half-day boat tours from the Tivat marina cover Perast, the man-made island church of Our Lady of the Rocks and a swim at the Blue Cave on the Lustica peninsula.
Museum and Gallery Tivat
Town-centre museum in the Renaissance
Boka Travel
Travel agency in Tivat running
Services
Banks, post & everyday essentials
Real estate
9 places
Explore Tivat
From Pine Park terrace cafes and waterfront fish kitchens to Porto Montenegro fine dining, Bay of Kotor speedboat circuits and the Lustica peninsula beaches. Every part of Tivat by category.
Around the bay
Around the Coast
From Pine Park and the Centre waterfront through Porto Montenegro to Donja Lastva, the Lustica peninsula villages and the Lepetane ferry crossing.
Tivat
Tivat is a coastal town on the Bay of Kotor with a busy international airport, the Porto Montenegro yacht marina and the Pine Park waterfront.
Donja Lastva
Donja Lastva is a quieter coastal village a few kilometres north of Tivat centre, with stone houses, a small marina and family-run waterfront restaurants.
Gornja Lastva
Gornja Lastva is the medieval village above Donja Lastva, a stone-built hilltop quarter with views across the Bay of Kotor.
Porto Montenegro
Porto Montenegro is the country's largest yacht marina, a high-end waterfront quarter with luxury hotels, fine dining and the Naval Heritage Collection.
Lepetane
Lepetane is a small village at the Verige strait, the narrowest point of the Bay of Kotor and the southern end of the Kamenari ferry crossing.
Krašići
Krašići is a coastal village on the south side of Tivat municipality with stone houses, a sheltered swim cove and family-run restaurants.
Tours & Tickets
Tours & Day Trips in Tivat
Boat trips, day tours and skip-the-line tickets around the bay, via GetYourGuide.
Car rental
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Common Questions
Tivat's in-town beaches are pebble or concrete swim platforms running from Pine Park along the waterfront to Donja Lastva. The closest soft-sand bay is Plavi Horizonti on the southern Lustica peninsula, around twelve minutes' drive from the centre, with shallow water, family beach bars and a horseshoe-shaped cove. Žukovica and several smaller pebble coves fill in between.
Two kilometres south, three to five minutes by road. Fixed taxi rates run eight to twelve euros to the centre, twelve to fifteen to Porto Montenegro and twenty to thirty to Krašići and the Lustica villages. Most car-hire desks operate inside arrivals across all flight times.
Yes, fifteen minutes by road via the bay road through Stoliv and Muo, or twenty by ferry-and-drive via Lepetane, Kamenari and Risan. The Vrmac tunnel route is the fastest in summer when the bay road queues build through the cruise-port hours.
Mid-July through early September, with sea temperatures of twenty-five degrees and air close to thirty. The bay's geography keeps the water flat across the swim season, which runs from mid-May with sea temperatures of nineteen degrees through to late October at twenty-one.
Yes. The promenade is fully open to the public day and night, the cafes and restaurants take walk-in trade, and the Naval Heritage Collection runs an open ticket through the day. The lido pool is pay-entry at fifteen to twenty-five euros depending on the season.
Three to seven days ahead in July and August, same-day booking is fine in shoulder season. Half-day routes covering Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks and the Blue Cave run twenty to thirty euros per head, full-day combinations at thirty-five to fifty with lunch.
Tivat's in-town beaches are pebble or concrete swim platforms running from Pine Park along the waterfront to Donja Lastva. The closest soft-sand bay is Plavi Horizonti on the southern Lustica peninsula, around twelve minutes' drive from the centre, with shallow water, family beach bars and a horseshoe-shaped cove. Žukovica and several smaller pebble coves fill in between.
Yes, fifteen minutes by road via the bay road through Stoliv and Muo, or twenty by ferry-and-drive via Lepetane, Kamenari and Risan. The Vrmac tunnel route is the fastest in summer when the bay road queues build through the cruise-port hours.
Yes. The promenade is fully open to the public day and night, the cafes and restaurants take walk-in trade, and the Naval Heritage Collection runs an open ticket through the day. The lido pool is pay-entry at fifteen to twenty-five euros depending on the season.
Two kilometres south, three to five minutes by road. Fixed taxi rates run eight to twelve euros to the centre, twelve to fifteen to Porto Montenegro and twenty to thirty to Krašići and the Lustica villages. Most car-hire desks operate inside arrivals across all flight times.
Mid-July through early September, with sea temperatures of twenty-five degrees and air close to thirty. The bay's geography keeps the water flat across the swim season, which runs from mid-May with sea temperatures of nineteen degrees through to late October at twenty-one.
Three to seven days ahead in July and August, same-day booking is fine in shoulder season. Half-day routes covering Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks and the Blue Cave run twenty to thirty euros per head, full-day combinations at thirty-five to fifty with lunch.