Audio Guide of Villa Miločer Former Royal Residence

The gardens and outdoor areas of Villa Miločer are open to the public daily from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM during the high season (May-September). You can arrive by car via the coastal road from Budva or Sveti Stefan; free parking is available. For more details, visit the official website or call +382 33 730 200.

Entry to the gardens and beach is free for visitors. If you would like to stay or use the hotel facilities, rates start at €500 per night; children under 12 enter free. Check updated prices on the booking site.

It is recommended to allow 1 to 2 hours to explore the lush gardens, the main villa, and the private beach. If you include a walk along the coast, it could extend to 3 hours. It is ideal for a relaxed morning visit.

Villa Miločer was built in 1927 as the summer residence of Queen Maria of Yugoslavia, an Art Nouveau architectural treasure on the Adriatic coast. Today it is a luxury hotel that preserves its royal and cultural legacy, symbolizing Montenegrin elegance. Its beauty inspired European royalty.

The best time is from May to October, with sunny weather ideal for enjoying the beach; avoid July and August because of the crowds. Sunset is magical for photos, when the golden light illuminates the Adriatic Sea.

The main gardens and the beach have accessible paved paths, but some areas with stairs do not. The hotel offers wheelchairs on request; contact them in advance at +382 33 730 200 for assistance.

Just 2 km away is the island hotel of Sveti Stefan, a photographic icon; Budva (10 minutes by car) offers an old town and beaches. Do not miss Pržno Bay for a quick swim.

Bring sunscreen, water, and comfortable shoes for walking through the gardens; book a table at the restaurant if you want lunch with sea views. Visit early to avoid the heat and crowds, and download an offline map of Montenegro for navigation.