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Montenegro
Beautiful beaches & stunning coastline
Montenegro's beauty ranges from verdant pine-clad mountains, clear glacial lakes, and crystal clear Adriatic waters.
Montenegro enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate with over 200 sunny days a year, a 300km long, the Adriatic coastline with more than 100 wonderfully unspoilt beaches.
Budva
Riviera boast cobbled streets, medieval towers
Budva Riviera has some of the country’s best beaches, from smooth pebble bays to wonderful sandy coves.
Kotor Bay is regarded by many as one of the most spectacular beaches owing to its mountainous, fjord-like, backdrop.
Becici beach is one of the largest and most beautiful beaches in the South Adriatic; in the 1930’s it was voted the most beautiful beach in Europe and it has not rested on its laurels.
Becici
Becici which is justifiably proud of its 1935 Grand Prix title
The Budva Riviera features some of the Adriatic coastline’s finest wide sandy bays, hidden coves including that at Becici which is justifiably proud of its 1935 Grand Prix title: Europe’s most beautiful beach.
With its backdrop of verdant, tree-clad mountains, this long swathe of golden sand and pebbles is bordered by a picturesque promenade lined with restaurants, leading to the walled town of Budva, a 20 minute stroll away.
Tivat
Cultural sites and beautiful scenery
Tivat is becoming a popular tourist destination with its sheltered Adriatic waters, cultural sites and beautiful scenery.
The city park is one of Tivat’s main attractions which was founded in the late 19th century and boasts a vast range of exotic plants, originally brought back by seaman to this naval town.
Located at the centre of the town is Mansion Buca, a collection of five Gothic buildings which in the summer showcases exhibitions, concerts and plays.
Kotor
Kotor medieval architecture, the UNESCO listed walled town
Kotor has narrow cobbled streets, enchanting squares, Venetian palaces and medieval architecture, the UNESCO listed walled town of Kotor allows visitors a glimpse into the areas interesting past.
Visit the 12th century St Triphun Cathedral, walk along the impressive city ramparts and for the energetic, climb the 1,350 stone steps up to the 9th century fortress of St John for the most glorious views across the Bay of Kotor and the town.
Persat
Persat is an old town with frequent taxi boat transfers to other islands.
Situated just northwest of Kotor in Boka Bay, Perast is a beautiful old town with frequent taxi boat transfers to the charming islets of St George.
Touristd love Persats Our Lady of the Rocks. Journey over to Gospa od Skrpjela (Our Lady of the Rocks) and explore the picturesque little island with its captivating church and museum.
Lustica Bay
Boasting an unspoilt beauty and breath-taking views
Lustica Bay offers an enchanting peninsula in the South Adriatic Sea, Lustica Bay is a newly constructed neighbourhood positioned between the Bay of Kotor and the open sea.
Boasting an unspoilt beauty and breath-taking views along the coast, Lustica Bay is a superb holiday destination.
Montenegro Did You Know?
Did you know…
That the Oktoih is the oldest printed book in Montenegro, printed in Cetinje in 1494?
That Montenegro was declared an Ecological state in 1992?
That Crkvine is the place with the most rainy days in Europe?
That Long Beach in Ulcinj is the longest beach on the Adriatic Sea (13km)?
That Hypnos Mosaic in Risan (God of Sleep) is the only known image of this deity in the world?
That Monastery Ostrog is one of the most visited shrines in the Christian world?
That most of the rivers in Montenegro belong to Black Sea drainage basin even though Montenegro is an Adriatic state?
That Old Olive Tree (located in Bar) is one of the oldest trees in the Europe (more then 2000 years old)?
That the Njegos Mausoleum on Lovcen is the highest mausoleum on the world?
That the Bay of Kotor is the southernmost fjord in the world?
That Tara Canyon is deepest canyon in Europe, and second deepest canyon in the world?
That bridge on the Mala Rijeka is the highest railway bridge in Europe and among upward on the planet (high 203, and almost 500 meters long)?
That Skadar Lake is the biggest lake on Balkan peninsula?
That Montenegro is one of the TOP Tourist destinations in the last couple of years?
That Kotor has been selected the no.1 THE BEST IN TRAVEL CITY in the world?
That Tara River Bridge is selected among the 20 most beautiful bridges on the planet?
That Montenegro has 5 National Parks (Lovcen, Skadar Lake, Durmitor, Biogradska Gora, Prokletije)?
