20 August 2018 - The results of the analysis of seawater quality for 100 public beaches, conducted by the Institute of Biology in the period from August 15th to 17th, showed that on 91% of the seawater, the quality of water was K1 class, while 9% of the seawater was K2 class.
These results confirm that the seawater at the Montenegrin beaches is of excellent quality, which means that it is sanitary and safe for bathing, swimming, and recreation.
In the area of the Ulcinj municipality, the water was of excellent quality - K1 in all locations where the sanitary quality of seawater for bathing and recreation is being monitored. In Bar, out of total of 12 baths, the quality of K1 was at 9 locations, while the quality of the K2 class was at 3 locations.
In the municipality of Budva, the analysis was done in 27 locations, of which one recorded the quality of K2, while in other locations water was K1 class. The quality of seawater K1 was on all 9 bathing sites in the municipality of Tivat. In Kotor, out of a total of 15 baths, quality K1 was in 12 locations, while for the remaining 3 beaches recorded class K2.
When it comes to the quality of water on the Herceg Novi coast, the analyzes showed the quality of K1 in a total of 19 bathing places, while for the remaining 2 baths the water was class K2.
The results of testing the sanitary quality of seawater, as well as the data on sea temperature, air temperature and salinity for each individual bathing site, can be found on the special application on the website www.morskodobro.com.
