Ulcinj is located on the very south of the Adriatic coast on the eastern geographic width like Barcelona and Rome. Together with Island and Hvar it abounds with the largest number of summer days on the Adriatic. Starting with the antique Illyrian settlements from the bronze time, until the first written traces after the Illyrian-Greek war, until the present day, Ulcinj has been an important target for both the Greeks and the Romans and a distinctive bishop center with 365 churches (number of days in a year) in the bishop town Svac - the aim of the strongest Turkish pirates who defied the navy fleets of the Meditarranean: and finally to become the meeting place for tourists from Europe and the world. Of 20 km of beaches, 15 km are covered by fine sand.