Welcome to The Underdeck — Your Cozy Hideaway in Radovici, Tivat
Tucked just beneath the ground floor, The Underdeck is a charming and compact 25 m² studio apartment thoughtfully designed to offer both comfort and style. Perfect for solo travelers and cozy enough for couples, this unique retreat has everything you need for a relaxed stay on the beautiful Montenegrin coast.
The space
Although partially underground, The Underdeck feels surprisingly bright and inviting thanks to clever use of natural light. The interior is tastefully decorated in warm tones of white, beige, and wood, accented with splashes of petrol blue for a fresh, coastal vibe. The layout features a comfortable single bed and a sofa that converts into an extra bed, making it ideal for one or two guests — and possibly a child as a third, although this isn’t typically recommended.
Despite its compact size, the apartment offers a fully equipped kitchen with full-sized appliances, a washing machine for your convenience, and a small outdoor sitting area where you can enjoy your morning coffee or unwind in the evening.
Conveniently, The Underdeck sits directly beneath Little Nautilus, a well-known and highly rated apartment. Booking both could be the perfect solution for families or groups of friends who want to stay close while enjoying separate spaces.
Whether you’re here to explore Tivat, Kotor, Porto Montenegro, visit Lustica Bay, or simply relax in a peaceful village setting, The Underdeck is a stylish and welcoming home base — small in size, but big on charm.
Guest access
The whole little studio apartment with a dedicated outdoor sitting area, shared BBQ, and parking.
Other things to note
While the apartment is partially underground, it gets plenty of natural light and feels open and cozy. It's best suited for one or two guests, though a third may be accommodated in special cases (such as a child). If you’re traveling with a larger group, consider booking the apartment above — Little Nautilus — for additional space while keeping everyone close by.
