The Church of St. Sava in the village of Đenaši (Budva municipality) is one of the most picturesque and well-known viewpoints on the entire Budva Riviera.
Here are the key details and interesting facts about this shrine:
Location and panorama: It is located on a hill above Sveti Stefan and Miločer, in the Pashtro village of Djenasi. From the plateau and the terrace in front of the church there is an impressive panoramic view of the island of Sveti Stefan, Bečići and the open Adriatic Sea.
Architecture: It is a small, modest one-nave building with walls of hewn stone in an authentic Mediterranean-Paštrov style. In front of it is a decorated stone plateau and an amphitheater and a round stone platform intended for gathering and resting.
Cultural and spiritual significance: It belongs to the Metropolitanate of Montenegro and the Littoral and is part of the rich sacral heritage of Paštrović. It is dedicated to the First Serbian Archbishop and enlightener Saint Sava.
Popularity: Due to the unreal view of the sea and the sunset, the location around the church is extremely popular among locals and tourists, and is a frequent choice for weddings and outdoor photography.
