A tiny fortified island village, linked to the mainland by a narrow causeway, turned into an exclusive hotel. The island itself is only for hotel guests (and has been closed at times), but it's one of the most photographed views on the Adriatic.
The best view is from the road above. The beaches on either side, including the pink-sand Queen's Beach at Miločer, are lovely. Budva, a lively resort with a walled old town, is about 10 km away.
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