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We stayed in Petrovac for a week and really enjoyed it. We took a couple of walks either side of the town to other beaches which was nice but there is a limit to how far you can get. We ate out a couple of times and the restaurants were very good, staff excellent but it is on a par Euro-wise with other areas. We found the accommodation to be cheaper though. There are plenty of cafe, restaurant choices for a small town, pizza places and gelato shops and boutiques also. There are a number of excursions which can be taken. We took a one day boat cruise around to Kotor which was a long day but nice. Glad we chose Petrovac as it was smaller than places like Budva and Kotor and much quieter which is our preference. There's a good supermarket but meat choices were limited to chicken or more chicken even though the restaurants serve beef and pork and fish of course. The beaches are very pebbly so water shoes are a good idea. There is much work to be done on cleaning up the area and building up the infrastructure to make it more attractive but we were close by and are really glad we chose to visit. The people were very friendly and welcoming with more English spoken than we were expecting.

It is a lovely little town on Montenegro coast. Everything is close by and bigger towns easily reachable by bus, taxi or boat (many of those rides each day from the pier). There are 3 beaches in Petrovac, the main one is really long. My favorite one is in Perezica Do that you can reach on foot following a beautiful path through pine trees and some well lit tunnels, or by car. With all facilities there to spend the whole day. Plentiful shops, restaurants and cafes available along the main beach (center of the town). The only thing to take into consideration is that, like most costal paces, it is very crowded in July and August. If I didn't have school children, I would go there in September. Even though crowded, the water was surprisingly clean!

Petrovac is just the right mix between a cozy fishertown and a bustling beach holiday destination. There are plenty of restaurants at the beach front, we especially enjoed the food at Ambassador and La Cantina. There also many possibilities to book tours such as canyoning, rafting or just a boat trip around Kotor bay,

Despite having a few ruins of a unfinished buildings, city is very, very, very nice. Especially pedestrain zone which I find remarkable. If you are teenager looking for partying, Petrovac is not place for you. It is well suited for families with children, who just want to enjoy their vacation, sunbathing, swimming, enjoying evening in walks and ice-creams.

A fairly small, compact resort. A huge choice of restaurants and bars, although most offering similar menus. Beautiful scenery and a good mix of old and new. A great location for visiting other attractions in the area, i.e. Budva, Skadar Lake and Old Bar.

This was our first trip to Petrovac and likely not our last. It has a small town feel where the residents are genuinely warm and friendly. We were told the town becomes overrun with tourists in July and August, so mid-to-late May seems more ideal. The beach sand is coarse so it is easier to remove from your feet than fine sand, after drying. The water is much cleaner than at Bar or Budva, which have a marina nearby. It is also high salinity so long swims are easier. Overall, Petrovac impressed us as the best vacation spot along the Montenegrin coast.