Very calm and quiet resort village called Good Water to a greater degree to the same measured rest. Well, sea and sunny baths can be easily diversified by sea walks on the yacht, or fishing on the boats.
During any maritime travel, you can endlessly admire the beauty of water spaces and along with them the coast, as well as from afar, you can see a very popular villa of Roman Abramovich, which at the locals is considered a landmark, and they are happy to even show her vacationers.
Those tourists who are interested in the ancient artifacts will be very interesting to watch found recently in the bay near the beach of Big Piesec Ancient Ruins of the Church of the IV century. Well, about two kilometers in the northern direction from the village there is an observation deck, from the height of which are awesome views of the bay.
Of course, being on vacation in kind water, all the entertainment and all the activities should be sent to neighboring cities, such as bar, Budva or Ultsin, with which the resort has excellent transport links. If you want to go to longer trips, you can rent a car for 30-50 euros per day.
In this case, tourists are given much more freedom of movement in Montenegro and even if desired, you can go to neighboring countries - Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. This option is becoming more and more popular traveler, since very many unique attractions in Montenegro, and the car rental here is not so complicated.
Therefore, you can always go inspect the town of an old bar, which is the historical open-air museum, in ancient Ultsin, who is considered the former Pirate Citadel and for many centuries I reserved and retained the greatest heritage of the culture of Venice and the Ottoman Empire.
Also, no less interesting will be a trip to the Skadar Lake - the largest in the Balkans of fresh reservoir, incredibly rich in fish, as well as inhabited by numerous bird species and besides surrounded by simply a huge number of architectural monuments and yet natural wealth. Also, it will be worthwhile to visit the dead town of Svach, which was abandoned more than 500 years ago - this large settlement is located on a magnificent lake Shasky.