Ulcinj Municipality, Administrative municipality in southern Montenegro
Ulcinj Municipality is an administrative division in southern Montenegro along the Adriatic coast. The area combines different landscapes including sandy beaches, olive groves, and lakes spread across roughly 255 square kilometers.
The region was controlled by Romans, Byzantines, Venetians, and Ottomans over centuries before Montenegro took it in 1878. This shifting history left lasting marks on the area.
Albanian culture shapes daily life here, reflected in the language spoken, local customs, and how people gather in public spaces. This heritage is visible in the building styles and community traditions throughout the area.
The region is divided into 41 residential areas managed by local administration structures spread across the territory. Visitors will find various access points and services distributed throughout different centers.
The region contains Montenegro's longest beach, stretching about 13 kilometers with fine gray sand. This coastline with shallow waters attracts swimmers and sun-seekers.
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