Travelers love this resort town for its long stretch of beach, mineral-rich healing sands, and rich historical heritage. Old stone houses and narrow cobblestone alleys still stand in the town center, capturing the authentic medieval spirit. On the eastern edge of town, you will find the rare dual-altar Church of St. Thekla, which historically held services for both Orthodox and Catholic congregations under one roof.
To the west, the old Turkish Haj-Nehaj Fortress crowns a hilltop, offering panoramic views over the surrounding cliffs and the Adriatic. History enthusiasts can explore the ruins of an eleventh-century Benedictine monastery dedicated to St. Mary on the picturesque Ratac Peninsula. Thanks to the town's prime location, you can easily hop over to nearby Bar and Petrovac, or take a day tour to Lake Skadar National Park to marvel at its diverse flora and wildlife.