Petrovac’s town beach comes with red sands folded into a horseshoe-shaped bay. There are plenty of sunbeds and parasols, while the crystal-clear water is perfect for snorkellers as well as swimmers and water-skiers. Next door you’ve got the smaller and pebblier Lucice Beach, which has beach bars and a café. And if you’re out and about, Becici Beach, with its pristine sands and ice-cream parlours, is just 15 minutes’ drive north. On the right side of Petrovac promenade is an old Venetian fortress Castello (Castio). It was built in the sixteenth century. From the top of the fortress spreads a magnificent view of the sandy beach, the promenade and the sea, and there is also located an old Venetian cannon aimed at sea. Fortress Castello and islands are the main symbols of Petrovac and the unavoidable motive of many postcards. As a tourist destination Petrovac was discovered at the thirties of last century. In the fifties was built a dock, where can docks tourist boats, sailboats and yachts. Dock is also a great and accessible place for all those who love fishing.

With mild mediteranean climate (almost 300 sunny days per annum), with beautiful logn beaches and small inlets Petrovac is a place that impresses its visitors and makes them retuning back - many foreigners bought a property in Petrovac not as an investment but as a lifelong resort to keep coming back.Petrovac is full of olive trees, with very dense vegetation. Petrovac has very good geographic location, close to airports, close to the largest international port in Bar. You can reach Cetinje in about 1 hour. As a turistic destination Petrovac has been discovered in the last century, but today Petrovac is totaly dedicated to its touristic future. Summer season starts at begging of May, when the sea is getting warmer and so is the swimming season opened on those days. A lot of people is making a big mistake thinking that it is too cold to come for a summer holiday in May, while May is one of the best summer months in Montenegro, along with September.

In 20 minutes you can be in historic Budva, one of the Adriatic’s oldest settlements. The Venetian old town in the south of the city is where you’ll find most of the sights – the grand Citadel fortress was built in 1836 and today you can tour the old stone walls that surround it. Much older is the nearby Roman necropolis, with its 1st-century burial grounds. The Archaeological Museum in Budva holds artefacts found at the site. When you get tired of relaxing on the beach, you can visit the historical places we Globtour Montenegro advises you to: The pier and the Castello fortress, which served as a storehouse for wine and olive oil in the past, and now is a historical monument with a beautiful terrace that offers you a great view of the sunsets. The obelisk, built in the memory of those who died fighting the fascists during World War II. The small islands of Katic and Sveti Nedelja, which are believed to protect the sailors. The legend says that the little church built on the island was a present from the sailors who survived a shipwreck. It is popular to go up to the church and to ring its bell – that will surely bring you luck and happiness.

The old Rezevici monastery. You can take the picturesque path leading from the town to the monastery. It is surrounded by pines and evergreen trees, has caves, and observation points which offer you a tremendous view of the sea and islands. The monastery was built in the 14th century and is famous for its mosaics. Petrovac is the ideal town for family holiday. It is very popular among families with children. It is very cozy and calm and will surely stay in the hearts of those who visit it.

Petrovac is part of Budva municipality. It is only 18km far from Budva, 20min by car. It became very popular in last few years, as a small, peaceful holiday resort mainly for  people with children. Younger people more often choose Budva because of its more atractive “night life”. Petrovac cannot offer you a good night life, although there are a lot of cafes and restaurants at the sea shore, but after 01:00AM everything goes to sleep. The promenade, which is located between 650 meters long sandy beach and the old Venetian stone houses surrounded by palm trees, pine trees and oleander, offers a pleasant shade on hot summer days. Petrovac offers a wide selection of cafes, a pastry shops, souvenir shops and restaurants which are indispensable offer. Traditional cuisine is full of sea fruits , fish, pasta and vegetables that attracts every visitor who comes to Petrovac.Every year is organized a traditional event called "Petrovac's Night". Usually this is the last Sunday in August, when many visitors can enjoy free seafood specialties from the grill, wine, beer and good music. On this day Petrovac literally swarming with guests. At the evening all visitors can enjoy a concert of famous local bends and from the region of Montenegro, followed by fireworks at the end of the ceremony.

Frequently the base for live performance and dance, Castello Terasa is a beautiful outdoor bar. Set on the grounds of the old fortress, Castello Terasa is an open bar and terrace right next to the beach at Petrovac, perfect for that after swim drink as the sun falls. With a large selection of cocktails (and non-alcoholic beverages) on sale you can wind down in this old style stone walled terrace and listen to the waves crash against the fortress below. The bar plays a modern selection of music from chill out, acid jazz and disco house music so the atmosphere can rapidly turn into party mode as the night begins. Resident and guest DJs frequently make appearances, as well as exotic dancers. With friendly staff, great drinks and wonderful setting you can enjoy some of the best outdoor drinking that Montenegro has to offer, all in the company of friends either old or new.