Tabija Fortress on Golo Brdo

Golo Brdo, Sutomore

Tabija is a historic fortification on Golo Brdo in Sutomore, distinct from Haj-Nehaj. An official archaeological research document describes the site's Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian heritage.

Sutomore's other fortress

Golo Brdo and Tabija are a separate historic site beside the Sutomore coast. When exploring local heritage, distinguish this destination from Haj-Nehaj Fortress inland.

Before exploring

Ask the tourist information office about current access, site conditions and any restrictions. Research documentation does not confirm safe access to all the remains; do not climb the walls and follow signs on site. Opening hours and admission charges have not been confirmed.

Editorially reviewed: 20.10.2026.

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