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Sveti Nikola Island
St. Nicholas Island is the largest island on the Montenegrin coast, located just one kilometer off the shores of Budva. Stretching for two kilometers, this picturesque piece of land has become one of the most recognizable natural landmarks in the country. Locals simply call it "Školj", which translates from Serbian as "rock" or "island".
Legends associate the island with St. Nicholas, the patron saint of sailors and travelers. According to tradition, monks who lived on the island during the Middle Ages built a small church dedicated to the saint, hoping for his protection from storms and pirate raids. Today, this church, though partially ruined, remains an important historical monument.
The island is covered with dense Mediterranean forests, and its coastline is dotted with rocky cliffs and small sandy coves. Several wild beaches attract visitors with their seclusion and crystal-clear waters. There are no permanent residents on the island, but during the summer season, boats and yachts regularly transport visitors from Budva who seek to enjoy its untouched nature.
Due to the lack of developed infrastructure, the island remains a place where visitors can experience complete harmony with nature.
The island is covered with dense Mediterranean forests, and its coastline is dotted with rocky cliffs and small sandy coves. Several wild beaches attract visitors with their seclusion and crystal-clear waters. There are no permanent residents on the island, but during the summer season, boats and yachts regularly transport visitors from Budva who seek to enjoy its untouched nature.
Due to the lack of developed infrastructure, the island remains a place where visitors can experience complete harmony with nature.
There are no noisy cafés, hotels, or large tourist complexes—just the sea, sun, and silence. Tourists come here to swim, snorkel, and explore walking trails that lead to stunning panoramic viewpoints.
The island is also known for its rock formations, the most famous being a natural arch that resembles a bridge connecting the island to the sea. According to legend, lovers who pass under this arch will find happiness and a long life together.
Today, St. Nicholas Island remains one of the most cherished spots for visitors coming to Budva. Despite its popularity, it retains an atmosphere of seclusion, offering a chance to relax away from the hustle and bustle of the city. A trip to the island is a perfect opportunity to enjoy the turquoise waters of the Adriatic, discover hidden beaches, and explore the island’s ancient history, still visible in the ruins of the old church.
The island is also known for its rock formations, the most famous being a natural arch that resembles a bridge connecting the island to the sea. According to legend, lovers who pass under this arch will find happiness and a long life together.
Today, St. Nicholas Island remains one of the most cherished spots for visitors coming to Budva. Despite its popularity, it retains an atmosphere of seclusion, offering a chance to relax away from the hustle and bustle of the city. A trip to the island is a perfect opportunity to enjoy the turquoise waters of the Adriatic, discover hidden beaches, and explore the island’s ancient history, still visible in the ruins of the old church.
