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Ninety seconds on Milocer Beach and Queen's Beach
Walk the park path for the pines and the view back to the island, not for a swim. Unless you are staying at the Aman, the only way onto this sand is a rented resort lounger.
The coastal path from Sveti Stefan beach runs under cedar and pine, and the first building through the trees is Villa Miločer, Queen Marija's stone summer house, now part of the resort. King's Beach is the longer stretch of pink pebbles in front of it. Queen's Beach is the smaller cove beyond, under cypresses, with the resort's spa on the bay.
The park is open to all, but the lower branch of the path runs on restricted hours in the bathing season. Ask at the gate which route is open before you set out.
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