Movida
Beach Club

Movida keeps to the quiet side of the Montenegrin coast. Rather than the packed Budva riviera, it sits at Djurasevici beside Marina Solila, on the Lustica flank of Tivat municipality, where the inner arm of Boka Bay lies almost as still as a lake and the Solila nature reserve keeps the backdrop green. A concierge would name the appeal without inflating it: what you buy here is space and shade close to Porto Montenegro, a private canvas tent and a DJ for the evening, not a headline beach with a famous name over the door.

In our Montenegro Coast directory Movida holds the relaxed luxe corner of the Tivat side, the counterpoint to Dukley and its Budva glamour and to the bay day at Almara across the Lustica shore. What it genuinely does well is a calm marina side afternoon that stretches into a music filled dusk. Where it asks patience is the paperwork, since the club leads with a social page rather than a published tariff, and the figures below are reported rather than quoted.

Read Movida as a retreat from the crowd rather than a stage to be seen on. The inner bay near Solila keeps the water flat and the mood unhurried, and the club leans into that with garden lounging and a row of private canvas tents that give a couple or a small group their own shaded corner away from the open beds. A concierge would steer the guest who wants calm and a little privacy toward one of those tents, and steer the guest who wants a big name scene somewhere louder, because the whole argument of this place is the quiet.

The day has a clear shape. Through the afternoon it is a swim, a lounger and a plate from the beach restaurant, with the sunshade and sunbed reported at around 15 euro and the tents pitched a step above; toward evening the summer DJ sets lift it, which is where the marina side location earns its keep, close enough to Porto Montenegro to feel part of that world without the marina prices. Parking is generous and cheap for the coast, reported near 1 euro an hour, which matters because almost everyone arrives by car.

The shortfalls are honest ones. This is a fine pebble beach, not the soft sand some travellers picture, so bring water shoes for the entry. It lies about 9 kilometres from Tivat with no town at its back, so a car, a taxi or a boat is part of the plan rather than a stroll. And the venue publishes little itself, leading with a Facebook page instead of a rate card, so the 15 euro lounger figure and the season hours on this page are drawn from an independent guide and older reviews and should be confirmed for 2026 before you count on them.

The coast around Djurasevici belongs to the inner world of Boka Bay, where the hills fall to water that behaves more like a lagoon than the open Adriatic and the Solila reserve draws birds to the shallows just inland. That shelter is why the Tivat side fills our calm water shortlist, and the Montenegro Coast index sets these bay shores against the busier open beaches of the Budva riviera to the south so you can choose the mood before the day.

Movida lies about 9 kilometres south of Tivat toward the Lustica peninsula, an easy drive or taxi from the town and the airport, and the neighbouring Marina Solila means a boat can come alongside rather than fight for a parking spot. The large car park, reported at around 1 euro an hour, keeps the arrival simple for anyone driving from Porto Montenegro or Herceg Novi. Treat it as a destination beach day, since there is no promenade of cafes to wander to once you are there.

Booking runs through the venue’s phone line and its Facebook page, where events and season news appear, so a quick message ahead is the surest way to hold a canvas tent for a weekend or a DJ night. If you would rather settle the date, the group size and any lounger cost in one exchange, send it through the form below and we will confirm current prices and availability with the club for you, free and with no obligation.