If you are looking for a boho-chic beach club experience, with crystal-clear waters and lots of fun, and not far from Lustica Bay, Ramla Beach might tick all your boxes. This trendy lifestyle venue has replaced the beloved and fashionable…
Montenegro is where the charm of ancient coastal towns and the glamour of luxury marinas meet dramatic coastal beauty. Its breathtaking Adriatic coastline, similar to the one in neighboring Croatia, houses pristine beaches with crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming and…
Many tour guides describe Herceg Novi as a large ‘open-air museum‘ where you can experience ‘the magic of past centuries, as evidenced by its ancient fortresses, cobblestoned piazzas, and historic churches’ anywhere you go. Once a favorite summer residence for…
Porto Montenegro is a focal point for exclusive entertainment and light-hearted pleasure. On the waterfront, there is an abundance of stylish, harborfront restaurants, designer boutiques, and polished yacht broker & charterer sales offices. There is also fun to be had…
Tivat, a small coastal town nestled between towering mountains in the central part of the Bay of Kotor, is primarily known for its super yacht marina Porto Montenegro. In all honesty, beaches are better in other parts of the country,…
Montenegro is one of Europe’s smallest countries with a population of just 610,000 (similar to Luxemburg). In total, it occupies a land area of 13,812 km2, a similar area as the Netherlands but with much fewer inhabitants. Official name: Montenegro…
Are you planning to visit Montenegro in April and wondering if that is a good time for a trip and how April in Montenegro is likely to be? Similar to other destinations in the Mediterranean like Italy or Croatia, weather conditions…
Gusinje is a small mountain town located in the Plav-Gusinje plain at the foothills of the Accursed Mountains in South-Eastern Montenegro. It has just over 4,000 residents and is a wonderful destination for a summer holiday in the countryside, guaranteeing to…
Plav is a small town with a population of just 3,000 in the east of Montenegro, bordering Kosovo and Albania. Taking the new road via Albania, it’s just a one-hour drive from Podgorica, and yes, sleepy Plav feels a million…
The Accursed Mountains (Montenegrin: Prokletije, Albanian: Bjeshket e Nemuna; also known as the Albanian Alps) are a 60-kilometer-long mountain range straddling the borders of Montenegro, Kosovo, and Albania and are undoubtedly one of the prettiest undiscovered alpine destinations in Europe.…
