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Utjeha Tourist Information Office

Utjeha–Bušat, Municipality of Bar

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In its official directory, the Bar Tourist Organisation lists the seasonal Utjeha office: +382 69 091 315 and tib.utjeha@bar.travel. Use this contact to check whether it is open during your stay and for information about your visit.

Before going to the office

The published pin for the Utjeha–Bušat seasonal point is in the Uvala Maslina area. The label does not mean the office is in Hladna uvala. Call for the current address and hours; an 'open' label from an old page is not enough to plan a visit.

Information out of season

For enquiries outside the main season, you can use the Bar Tourist Organisation's main office, +382 30 311 633. Give the name of your accommodation and your dates to get information for your location.

Editorially reviewed: 20.10.2026.

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Add to your plans — Utjeha

Arriving in Utjeha

When arriving in Utjeha, ask for the name of the bay and the pin of your specific accommodation. Uvala Maslina, Paljuškovo and Hladna uvala are different coastal locations, so the name Utjeha alone is not enough for the final turns.

Parking and access in Utjeha

For each of Utjeha's bays, plan separately where you will leave your vehicle and how you will get to the water. Parking provided at your accommodation does not automatically mean parking at another beach.

Which part of Utjeha to choose

Before choosing accommodation, compare its location with Uvala Maslina, Paljuškovo and Hladna uvala. The most useful approach is to pick the bay you want to use every day and check the actual route from the property.

First day in Utjeha

On your first day, get to know your bay, the way to the shore and a place to eat. Leave visits to other bays for a later outing, once you have checked their access routes and return transport.