Pjesacac beach
It is in the southern part of Lake Skadar, in the immediate vicinity of the village of Godinje, that a new tourist complex has arisen in a formerly inaccessible terrain, built in the Mediterranean-Montenegrin ethno style.
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The surrounding vegetation has been cleared away revealing a beach of a matchless beauty! Wide stone stairs lead from the beach to sheltered terraces & tourist facilities spreading over several terraced levels. |
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| Underground inn & wine cellar, kitchen with pertaining ancillary premises, three apartments, bathrooms; as well as a yard with ancient remnants – there is a marvelous view of the isle of Grmozur and vast waters of the Lake.
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Pjesacac, set in the surroundings of idyllic beauty, has already become known: representatives of the Rockefeller Foundation have visited the place and donated its funds for the protection of the Lake. |
Stone-paved paths and walls link like a chain all the separate parts. Torches made of wrought iron illuminate the entire area making the ambience magnificent.
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No electricity, no roads. In complete harmony with the nature.
There is only a tiny path made through the shrubbery to the nearby road.
| Stone, wood, terra-cotta, wrought iron – predominant building materials.
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Fragments of the past - indispensable items used by the people of this region, originating from the last century.
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