Ulcinj, located at the southernmost tip of Montenegro, offers 15 km of stunning coastline stretching to the Albanian border and enjoys a mild subtropical climate with an average temperature of 16°C, making it an ideal destination from April to November. As one of the oldest cities on the Adriatic coast, Ulcinj boasts a rich history—from its Illyrian and Colchidian origins to the beautifully restored Citadel, once damaged in the 1979 earthquake. Renowned not only for its beaches but also for its natural healing properties, Ulcinj’s mineral-rich sea, sulfur, iodide, salt, and therapeutic mud have long attracted experts who praise its wellness potential. The breathtaking Big Beach, stretching 13 km, leads to the unique nudist island of Ada Bojana—an oasis of peace and unspoiled nature. This blend of history, natural beauty, and restorative environment makes Ulcinj a truly exceptional destination for travelers seeking both relaxation and discovery.