Turistična naselja Petrovac

Tourist resort is a settlement in which guests are provided accommodation with meals, catering and other services. In the tourist resort guest has the possibility of practicing sport and other forms of recreation in open spaces, which are adapted to the specific conditions of destination Petrovac. Tourist resort consists of: reception, catering, sports and other facilities for recreation, different types of units. Accommodation units in the tourist resort can be: rooms, family rooms, suites, apartments, studios ... Tourist resorts in Petrovac have numerous catering facilities, restaurants, specialized shops, souvenir shops, hair and beauty salons and sports facilities (tennis, football, handball, volleyball, water sports, table tennis, miniature golf, basketball, etc.). Tourist resorts are ideal for sports activities, diving, cycling or sailing, enjoying the aqua parks or participating in some of the fun activities of the animation program. Resorts greatest attention turn to families and children. So tourist resorts in Petrovac have a mini club, playground, and children can enjoy the imaginative animation programs. If you want to spend a perfect vacation, choosing accommodation in the tourist resort is the perfect choice. We offer a large selection of tourist resorts. Choose your accommodation, book a tourist resort and spend carefree holiday in the beautiful Petrovac.

Petrovac je staro naselje mestnega tipa, nastalo ob križišču cest, ki vodijo v Budvo, Bar in proti Skadarskem jezeru ter Podgorici. Naselje ob obali se je izoblikovalo ob koncu 18. stoletja. Danes je prijazno, mirno in atraktivno turistično mesto ob peščani obali.

 Srednji vek je pustil v kraju precej dragocenik spomenikov, predsvem sakralne narave. V okolici Petrovca je več naravnih in kulturnih znamenitosti. Ob obali pred mestom sta skalnata otočka Katic in Sveta Nedjelja s cerkvijo. Na skalni polici nad Buljarico so okoli leta 1116 zgradili samostan Gradište. Samostanski kompleks je z obnovami preživel turške napade in požar med drugo svetovno vojno, zdaj pa je odprt za obiskovalce.