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Luštica is the wild, green tongue of land that closes the Bay of Kotor from the south. For centuries it was a place of stone villages, olive trees and fishing coves reached only by narrow roads. Today it is where some of Montenegro's most considered new developments are taking shape, without losing the sense of space that makes the peninsula special.
Why Luštica
Luštica offers what the busier coast cannot: room. Large plots, low density and long stretches of untouched shoreline make it the natural choice for buyers who want privacy and nature with Tivat airport only twenty minutes away.
The peninsula is home to Luštica Bay, a master-planned resort with a marina, a waterfront town centre and residences designed for year-round use. Around it, traditional villages such as Rose, Radovići and Klinci offer stone houses and land with permits, often with views over the open Adriatic.
The season
The season runs from May to October, when the beaches of Žanjic, Mirišta and Plavi Horizonti fill with swimmers and boats anchor in the coves. Outside summer the peninsula is calm and green, perfect for walking, cycling and long lunches in the village taverns.
Where to buy
- Luštica Bay for a complete resort lifestyle with marina, services and professional management.
- Rose for character: a former fishing village at the entrance to the bay, with a handful of houses on the water.
- Radovići and Krašići for convenience: close to beaches, shops and the road to Tivat.
- The open-sea coast for drama: land and villas facing the sunset over the Adriatic.
Living here
Life on Luštica follows the sun and the sea. Mornings on the water, afternoons in the olive groves, evenings in a fishing village or at the marina. Tivat's shops, schools and airport are a short drive away, and the ferry at Lepetane connects quickly to Herceg Novi.
Our view
Luštica is where patient buyers secure tomorrow's best addresses at today's prices. Land titles, access roads and building permits need careful checking here, and that is exactly where our local knowledge pays for itself.
