Katič and Sveta Neđelja Islets

Katič and Sveta Neđelja  are two small islets on the Adriatic Sea, located opposite of the town of Petrovac in the Montenegrin municipality of Budva.

The Sveta Neđelja islet has a small church of the same name built upon it, and coupled with the Katič islet, makes an attraction for diving enthusiasts.

Geography
Because the islets are virtually in the same straight line perpendicular to the coast, only one is visible from Petrovac city beach.

Katič
The inhabited island of Katič is about 0.9 km from the mainland. The island is small, with a surface-area of 0.010 km2. Its total coastal length is about 0.7 km and the dimensions of the island are approximately 0.20 km by 0.10 km (maximum width). The island is West - East oriented with coordinates (latitude, longitude) of the island's center at 42°11'45.780", 18°56'8.4840".

Sveta Neđelja
Sveta Nedelya Island is closer to the Petrovac city beach than Katič, and is about 0.7km from the mainland. Sveta Neđelja is distinguished by a small, iconic church with the same name as the island.

Similarly small with a surface-area of 0.010 km2, its total coastal length is about 0.8 km and the dimensions of the island are approximately 0.20 km by 0.10 km (maximum width). The island is West-southwest - East-northeast oriented with coordinates (latitude, longitude) of the island's center at 42°11'51.2160", 18°56'9.9960".