MOGREN Beach (Budva, Montenegro)

The video is intended to be a poetic rather than a descriptive image. The video focuses on the overwhelming ambience of the beach and not on the sand itself. The place is of rare beauty, easily accessible and should not be missed by any visitor of Budva.
Mogren Beach in Budva is located about 300 m west of the Old Town. It is easy to reach here starting from the gate of the Old Town on an alley that runs under the Avala casino hotel. We continue on a spectacular path arranged at the base of the cliff and above the rocks in which the waves break. We pass the statue of Balerina, an unofficial symbol of the city and immediately reach the Mogren Beach. The beach itself is not special, but the ambience makes it unique and leads it to the superlative. A huge rock, a kind of promontory that starts from the mountain and ends at sea, divides the beach into two (Mogren 1 and Mogren 2). To get from one side to the other you have to go through a kind of natural tunnel very ... dramatically. Mogren Beach 1 (the one from the city) is better equipped. The beauty of Mogren Beach is overwhelming. Behind it is the rocky, upright wall, high as a mountain, and in front of the crystalline sea water. From the beach, to the left we see the Old Town of Budva (especially the Citadela fortress), and to the right the Mogren Peninsula on the top of which are also old fortifications. The final part of the video resumes the spectacular path of the wild-looking path arranged at the base of the rocky wall (geology book with very thin tabs), captures tourists contemplating the grandeur of nature and ends with the graceful statue of the Ballerina found at the beginning.