About us

Our Family Anecdote:
Maja: "Before we met in 2011, my husband Aco, along with his brother Andri and their father Prenča, planted 40 olive trees on the family estate.

An old saying goes that a man is ready to marry after planting 20 olive trees.

Born in Croatia and having completed my master's studies in tourism there, I never imagined that I would be the lucky one 😃

During my visit to Montenegro that same year, Aco was my tour guide.

We got married in 2015. Today, we live in harmony with our three children, continuing what the Stanović family has done for decades: we nurture the land we live on, enjoy its fruits, and provide the best accommodation service at Long Beach.

Welcome!

Interesting facts

Did You Know?

• The fine sand on Velika Plaža contains 30 minerals that have beneficial effects on the human body.

• The fishing nets on "Kalimera" houses, small unique fishing huts along the Bojana River and Port Milena, measure 8 x 5 meters.

• 2,500 flamingos live in the Ulcinj Salina, which was declared a nature park in 2019.

• The Old Town of Ulcinj has a 2,500-year-long history, making it one of the oldest urban settlements on this side of the Adriatic.

• The sulfur springs at the Women's Beach in Ulcinj’s Pine Forest are known for improving women’s reproductive health. Men's entry is not allowed, and women enjoy the healing power of sulfur, iodine, and the sun’s warmth.

• 3.5 km of sandy beach on Ada Bojana offers the most stunning sunsets on the Adriatic.

• Two currents flow in the Bojana River: saltwater enters the river at the surface, while freshwater flows into the sea at the bottom, making Bojana an ecological phenomenon.

• 88,000 olive trees grow in Valdanos, some of which are over 1,000 years old.

• At 925 meters above sea level, Stegvaš in the Ulcinj hinterland offers a spectacular panoramic view—on one side, Velika Plaža, and on the other, Skadar Lake.

• A 2,250-year-old olive tree in Bar still bears fruit!

• 500 Dalmatian pelicans inhabit Skadar Lake.

• 350 bird species can be found in Montenegro.

• At 1,660 meters above sea level, the Njegoš Mausoleum is the highest mausoleum in the world.

• The Morača Canyon, at 1,333 meters deep, is the deepest canyon in Europe.

• 8% of Montenegro's territory is protected within five national parks.

  With breathtaking natural beauty, excellent accommodation, and the pleasure of our handmade local products, we offer you the best holiday experience.

Yours truly,
The Stanović Family