Miljevci: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Near Miljevci, Haj-Nehaj preserves the remains of a medieval city from the 15th century, built by the Venetians for defense. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Miljevci can continue searching for accommodation afterwards.

Culture

The local history book “Rasuti đerdan spičanski – Miljevci i Zankovići” presents and examines the history, traditions, and culture of Spič, with particular focus on Miljevci and Zankovići. The part of the municipality that includes Miljevci is described as an area with extensively preserved original vernacular architecture; the planned restoration of St. Mark’s Church and its cemetery is connected with the preservation of the cultural heritage.

Nearby is the 14th-century Church of St. Thecla, with Orthodox and Catholic altars. On Cape Ratac between Bar and Sutomore, the Monastery of the Virgin Mary of Ratac preserves the remains of an 11th-century Benedictine monastery.

Spiritual Heritage

St. Mark’s Church near Miljevci and Brkani was built in 1856 and initially served as a votive church, later becoming a cemetery church. At the site of St. Mark’s Church in Miljevci, a Catholic Mass, a procession, and a blessing of the graves are documented. At Pentecost, parishioners from Sutomore and Brca traditionally gather at the remains of St. Mark’s Church in Miljevci.

Geographical Location

The access road to Miljevci is described as narrow, steep, and very winding. The area around Miljevci is reported to be approximately one kilometer from the Adriatic Highway. The Sutomore–Sozina–Popov Do route passes through the Miljevci area, climbs toward Sozina, and connects with the Coastal-Mountain Transversal.

Sutomore Beach is nearby; it is 1,200 meters long.

Tradition

Historical Spič, including Miljevci, relied in part on olive cultivation as a basic means of subsistence.

More local pages: Bartula, Bar, Bukovik, Dobra Voda, Mišići, Pečurice, Tomba, Limljani.

To the higher-level travel overview: Bar.