Lustica Peninsula- lying between the bay of Tivat and the open sea (Adriatic), it is known for its olive cloves and small rustic villages. Arriving from Tivat, take a right after the airport, or straight ahead if arriving from Kotor and the tunnel. The road follows the coastline, a right branch goes to Krasici and Rose at the tip of the peninsula while the left one leads to Radovici, the largest village on the peninsula. Lustica is known for its beaches, the best in the Boka, some of which are very busy while others are well hidden : Przno (small cove in the large Traste bay, white sandy beach descending slowly into the sea, in front of a hotel), Zanjica (busy, white pebbles, cafes and restaurants), Miriste (smaller and more intimate) On the Budva side of the peninsula (continuing the road from Tivat towards Budva and taking a left turn before the tunnel entering Budva), you will find Jaz (800m long, large pebbles and a restaurant) and Trsteno (deep inlet, 200m long beach which is more secluded than Jaz) Views from climbing Kotor’s fortifications.