Ada Bojana sits on an island formed at the Bojana River mouth, south of Ulcinj and near Stoj. Travellers usually approach by road toward Stoj, use paid parking near the access point, then cross the river to reach the sand. Public transport users can travel by bus toward Stoj from Ulcinj, continue by taxi or on foot, and then make the same river crossing. Allow extra time for the final crossing and for walking across soft sand. The beach has an organised section and a wilder section. The organised area is used mainly by families and has closer access to the beach cafe, nearby restaurants and free toilets. The wilder stretch is quieter and used more by young couples. The middle of the beach is reported as slightly wider with deeper water, which may suit swimmers better than the very shallow margins. Water is generally shallow, so check depth before swimming and choose a spot that matches your comfort. Bring insect repellent because mosquitoes can be active in the evening. Sun exposure is high on the open sand and natural shade is limited, so bring sun protection, water and a shade cover if needed. Food and drinks are practical without leaving the area, with a cafe on the beach and several restaurants close by. Activities reported nearby include kite surfing, horse riding and beach volleyball. Summer is the warmest period for swimming. Paid parking and a possible day-use ticket for non-resort visitors should be included in planning. Plan footwear for soft sand and keep valuables simple for beach use.