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Ulcinj is the capital of the Ulcinj Municipality and a town on Montenegro's southern coast.

It was created in the 5th century BC and is one of the earliest villages on the Adriatic coast. It was taken from the Illyrians by the Romans in 163 BC. It became a part of the Byzantine Empire after the Roman Empire was divided. It was renowned as a pirate base.

Ulcinj is a popular tourist destination due to its Long Beach, Lake as, Ada Bojana Island, and the two-millennium-old Ulcinj Castle. In the town and surrounding area, there are 26 mosques. Ulcinj is the heart of Montenegro's Albanian minority.

In the summer, Ulcinj is a popular tourist destination. The New York Times listed Montenegro's south coast region, which includes Velika Plaza, Ada Bojana, and the Hotel Mediteran, as one of "The Top 31 Places to Go in 2010" in January 2010.

Although Ulcinj is still relatively unknown to many people from bigger nations, returning visitors and a rising number of first-time visitors make it a popular holiday destination between the months of May and September. It is most well-known for its sandy beaches. Velika plaa, a 12 km long length of sandy beach and the longest on the Montenegrin coast, is the most important resource of the Ulcinj Riviera. Ladies Beach is a tiny pebble beach with fertility-promoting properties, according to folklore.

There is also Mala Plaa beach, which is much smaller in size but is located in the center of town and is highly popular with vacationers. Locals refer to it as "The Korzo," a promenade that connects a coffee shop-lined boulevard to Mala plaa. During the summer, the Korzo is pedestrianized at night, and families and young people congregate. There are several lesser-known smaller beaches that serve as getaways from the more popular tourist spots. Ulcinj also features a great number of religious structures such as mosques, tyrbes, and churches, such as Pasha's Mosque, Sailors' Mosque, and St. Nicholas' Church.

Ulcinj's ancient town is a well-preserved castle-like hamlet from the Middle Ages. The ancient town, which lies on a mountain overlooking the sea, is a tourist draw in and of itself. For its calm and tranquility, Ada Bojana is popular among international tourists from Western Europe. Ada Bojana has a big naturist campground. Birdwatchers frequent Lake as and Ulcinj's salt pond because Ulcinj and its environs serve as key resting spots for over 200 bird species on their migration routes. There are several cafés, discos, and pubs scattered around the city that are frequently packed throughout the summer. Albanians, Serbians, Croatians, Bosnians, Slovenians, Macedonians, Russians, Ukrainians, and other Europeans make up the bulk of visitors to Ulcinj.