Its stone houses and red roofs are clustered around a small sandy-pebble beach, with a rocky islet just offshore. The village has kept a relaxed, traditional character compared with the busier resorts of the Budva Riviera.
Pržno is known for its seafood restaurants and konobas, many of them right by the water, where fresh fish is served on terraces facing the sea. Small hotels and family guesthouses make it a quiet base for exploring the coast. Olive groves and pine woods run down the hillsides to the shore, and early mornings and evenings show the village at its calmest.
A pleasant footpath leads from Pržno through Miločer Park to Sveti Stefan, so the three are easy to combine in a short coastal walk.
