Nature Park Katic

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1. By boat, we sail to the picturesque island, where we’ll take a 15‑minute break to explore its charming little chapel. According to legend, miracles once saved sailors just off the coast of Petrovac, and even today, locals believe that the tiny islands of Sveta Nedelja and Katič offer protection to those at sea. The story goes that the small church on Sveta Nedelja was built by shipwrecked sailors in gratitude for their survival. Climbing the stone steps to the chapel rewards visitors with breathtaking views of the nearby island of Katič and the sparkling Adriatic.

   15 min

2. Across from Petrovac’s main beach, just over a kilometer offshore, lies a ‘mountain in the sea.’ The cliffs and rock formations around Petrovac are truly spectacular, and among these masterpieces of nature you’ll find the Cave of Wishes. Located between the town beach and Lučice, it is one of the area’s hidden gems. From a distance, the cave resembles the symbol of infinity, but as you approach by boat you’ll see the rocks perfectly intertwined at the entrance. Make a wish… it costs nothing, and who knows—miracles do happen.

   45 min

3. The Petrovac Beach, located right in front of Petrovac, is famous for its distinctive red sand. You can choose to relax on the beach or take a scenic walk through the fragrant pine forest along the coastline. There’s something here for everyone

   2 h

Cancelamento

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How it compares in Budva

• Its from-price is 45% below the median of the 52 viagens de um dia we list in Budva.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Budva

Budva, on Montenegro's Adriatic coast, is a walled old town on a small peninsula, with a long run of beaches on either side.

Budva's old town sits on a rocky peninsula, enclosed by stone walls with a citadel on the seaward point. Narrow lanes lead between small churches and squares, and the settlement is more than 2,500 years old, with Venetian rulers shaping its present look from the fifteenth century. A 1979 earthquake damaged much of it, and it was carefully rebuilt. Beaches such as Mogren are reached by a path along the sea.

Top-ranked sights in Budva: Mogren Beach, Budva Old Town.

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