Solo Female Travel in Ulcinj

Home

Solo Travel

Europe

Montenegro

Ulcinj

Ulcinj is a picturesque and cultural town located in the southernmost part of Montenegro, overlooking the Adriatic Sea. Known for its superb natural beauty, it is famed for its stunning, sandy beaches, such as the 13-kilometer long Velika Plaza, and the intimate, secluded bay of Mala Plaza — perfect places for sunbathing and water sports. Ulcinj's rich history is deeply etched into its Old Town complex, whose cobblestone streets, fortresses, and mosques will transport you back to its Ottoman past. Moreover, it is also a hotspot for birdwatchers with its salt flats being amongst Europe's most important habitats for migratory birds.

4.2 /5

Based on our research

Meet new people

Get the Travel Ladies app to meet new people, find travel buddies, share solo travel experiences and stay with locals through couch surfing.

Safety:Very safe

Ulcinj is generally safe for solo female travelers. The locals are welcoming and it is standardly safe to walk around both during the day and night. However, as in any foreign place, it is recommended to remain alert, aware of your surroundings and follow basic safety precautions. Be cautious when accepting help or directions from strangers and avoid isolated places in the late night hours.

Transport:Easy

Navigating around Ulcinj should be fairly easy. The town is small enough that most major attractions can be reached by foot. Also, local buses and taxis are available for longer distances. It's a safe and friendly town. However, signs and directions may not be in English which makes getting around a little challenging especially if you don't speak the local language.

Things to do:Interesting

Ulcinj offers a great variety of activities for outdoor lovers and history buffs alike. Ulcinj's Old Town is rich in history, with its old stone streets housing a fortress, a museum and wonderfully quaint restaurants. On the other hand, the city provides a magnificent coastal area with 12km long sandy beach, the longest in Montenegro. Ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports. Nature lovers can also enjoy a gorgeous day trip to the nearby Ada Bojana River or Lake Skadar National Park.

Food:Excellent

Ulcinj offers a fairly diverse palette of food options. Predominantly influenced by Mediterranean cuisine, the food is truly enjoyable with lots of seafood, fresh organic fruits, and vegetables. The city also offers international cuisine to cater to varied preferences. However, for those seeking a wide range of vegan or gluten-free options, choices might be somewhat limited, hence slightly less than perfect score. Every dish is flavorful and prepared with local, fresh ingredients - representing an authentic taste of Montenegro.

Budget:Affordable

Ulcinj is relatively affordable for travelers. Accommodation options range from budget hostels to more luxurious hotels, catering to varying budgets. Eating out is also economical with a variety of inexpensive local eateries and markets. Transportation costs are low too, especially if opting for public buses. However, some tourist attractions and activities may charge higher prices.

No experience found

We can make the world a safer place for women traveling solo. Be the first to share your experience and help us empower more women through travel.

Meet local women in Ulcinj who are open to meet up for a coffee or a drink, show you around, give local advice or practice a language with.