If you are sick of walking around Tivat in the scorching summer heat, consider buying a 1,50 Euro one-way ticket and catch the Blueline bus departing from the bus stop next to the school in Tivat to Plavi Horizonti Beach…
Prčanj is a small but remarkably charming coastal resort renowned for a rich naval history that once spanned the globe. Situated halfway between the medieval walls of Kotor’s Old Town and the modern luxury of Tivat, it draws cultural travelers…
Situated just a couple of meters away from the excellent Tapasake Portonovi which celebrates Asian Fusion Cuisine and poolside hedonism, lies the Portonovi Beach Club. It is a popular daytime venue for couples and families with children who come here…
Portonovi is the crown jewel of the Boka Bay entrance, a sophisticated, 26-hectare “living village” that has redefined Adriatic luxury since its debut. Located just minutes from Herceg Novi, this former military base has been transformed into a world-class destination,…
Often dismissed by those racing toward the Adriatic, Podgorica (pronunciation: pod·guh·reet·suh) is a city that reveals itself slowly through its rivers and its rituals. Rebuilt above the ruins of its Doclean and Ottoman ancestors, the former ‘Titograd’ is one of…
Best For Family Vacations & History Coastline Pink Pebbles & Hidden Coves Atmosphere Refined & Unhurried Proximity 18km South of Budva For many first-time visitors, Petrovac is love at first sight. It certainly was for George Jovanović, a young architect…
In Italian, Pepe Nero means “black pepper”. It’s also the name of a newcomer in Kotor’s culinary scene. Pepe Nero is based on the humble and intimate eateries in the Veneto Region, Italy – where the menus are simple and the…
The beloved destination of artists and architecture aficionados continues to infatuate visitors with its Mediterranean charm and uplifting natural beauty. Among those who are also inspired by Perast, are our choice of chefs and culinary artists who create unforgettable meals…
Perast is not just another coastal town; it is a living museum. With only one main street and a permanent population of fewer than 300 residents, this tiny UNESCO-protected settlement punches far above its weight. While Kotor is famous for…