THE RIVIERA TABLE Where the Catch is Fresh and the Sunsets are Gold In Budva, the culinary scene is defined by its dual identity. Along the bustling harbor, fresh Adriatic seafood takes center stage, while the narrow stone corridors of…
If the Bay of Kotor is Montenegro’s crown, Lake Skadar is its soul. Covering up to 530 square kilometers during the winter rains, it is the largest lake in the Balkans and a strictly protected National Park. Often referred to…
If you genuinely want to get away from it all, visit the Savina Monastery which finds itself surrounded by forest and vineyards not too far from Herceg Novi. Perched atop a hill, overlooking the Bay of Kotor, this monastery estate…
Best For UNESCO Heritage & Gastronomy Scenery Fjord-like Peaks & Stone Palazzos Atmosphere Cultural, Scenic & Historic Coastline 105km of Winding Seafront The majesty of Montenegro’s coastal inlet is what shapes its northern stretch of Adriatic seashore, blessing visitors with…
Best For Divers, Bohemians & History Coastline Stone Pontoons & Wild Coves Atmosphere Sleepy, Serene & Timeless Proximity 20 min by Boat from Herceg Novi The Bay of Kotor is scattered with alluring, traditional fishing villages, but you’d be hard-pressed…
Risan is a quiet coastal sanctuary of just 2,000 people, nestled at the foot of the Orjen mountain range between Perast and Herceg Novi. While the rest of the bay has modernized, Risan retains its original soul: a landscape of…
While the rest of the Montenegrin coast is defined by limestone cliffs and pebble coves, Ulcinj tells a different story. This is the southernmost tip of the country, where the Adriatic meets the vast, volcanic sands of the Great Beach…
Planning a trip to Montenegro and wondering how to spend your days in this up-and-coming Balkan country? Montenegro is one of the smallest countries in Europe, measuring a tiny population of just 600,000 people but it has lots to offer…
Because of its strategic geographical position on the Balkan Peninsula, in the Southern Adriatic, Montenegro has been at the crossroads of civilizations for millennia. And its picturesque coastline has been inhabited by Greek and Illyrian settlers since at least the…