Luštica by car from Igalo, with Rose, Žanjice and Luštica Bay

Leave Igalo in the morning for Kamenari and take your car across to Lepetane on the ferry. Allow about 35 minutes to drive to Kamenari and another 40 minutes for the queue, boarding, crossing and disembarkation. From the Tivat shore, continue through Tivat and Krašići towards Rose. Allow about an hour for this road section. The final stretches follow narrow village roads, so the short distance across the water does not mean a short drive.

Open the prepared route for navigation. On a phone, use consecutive parts 1-5 in the map section to retain every stop and both ferry crossings. In Rose, leave the car in the car park at the entrance and walk down to the harbour. Allow 15 minutes for parking and the walk in both directions, then 45 minutes along the waterfront. Check the parking charge at the entrance.

Budget €8-10 for the two crossings with a small passenger car. The official online shop currently shows €4 per crossing, while its linked tariff lists €5. Check the fare and vehicle category before buying. An online ticket’s QR code can be shown on your phone or printed. The separate discounted fare for Tivat and Herceg Novi residents does not automatically apply to tourists staying in Igalo.

Allow about half an hour to drive from Rose to Žanjice. The road returns towards the junction above the village before descending to the cove. Do not select the coastal walking link as a driving shortcut in navigation. The prepared section ends at the surface car park by the southern end of the beach. Parking is charged, so check the current price on arrival.

Allow ten minutes for parking and the approach to the shore, followed by an hour and fifteen minutes at Žanjice. That leaves time to walk beside the pebble cove, look towards the entrance to the Bay of Kotor and swim when conditions permit. This is your seaside break, without an additional boat trip. The car stays in the same car park during lunch.

From Žanjice, walk to Porto Adriatic restaurant. It stands beside the cove, so lunch does not require another drive. The restaurant is approximately 270 metres from the car park, with a full hour allowed for the meal. Including the walk there and back, this stage takes about an hour and fifteen minutes.

The Marović family’s restaurant has garden tables among the greenery. Check opening and availability for your trip date on its website, especially outside the summer season. After lunch, return to the same car park and continue towards Radovići.

Allow about 32 minutes to drive from Žanjice to the municipal Plavi horizonti car park. Visiting here before Luštica Bay adds about five kilometres to the full driving route. Sandy Pržna and its pine-fringed shore offer a worthwhile change from the pebbles at Žanjice.

Leave the car in the marked Plavi horizonti car park. Allow about five minutes to park, roughly 25 minutes to walk to the cove and back, and about 35 minutes beside the water. The full stop takes about an hour and five minutes. Parking Servis Tivat lists €1 per started hour, so allow €2 for this visit. A day ticket costs 3.50 €.

The drive from Plavi horizonti parking to the visitor approach for Marina Village takes about eight minutes. The prepared section leads to the surface car park above the western part of the village. Follow the visitor entrance, since hotel and resident access points are different. Parking is charged at the current rate shown at the entrance.

Allow five minutes to park, about 20 minutes in total to walk down and back, and a full hour for the marina and waterfront. Walk past the berths and waterfront buildings to the breakwater lighthouse, then return along the promenade. The visit covers Marina Village. Hotel beaches, pools and golf have separate conditions of use and are outside this walk.