Montenegro

Montenegro, the vacation destination, amazes you with the rare beauty of its landscapes, the charm of its small medieval towns, and its remarkable cultural heritage, complemented by the hospitality and the exquisite taste of Montenegrin specialties.

Top Places to Visit in Montenegro

Sveti Stefan - Attraction for Numerous Celebrities
Located 6 km from Budva, Sveti Stefan Island is a small fortified island housing a hotel complex (Aman Resort) and a resort on the Adriatic Sea.
The island, with its traditional houses and narrow streets, has been perfectly preserved for centuries, and today it is a major attraction for many celebrities, such as Sophia Loren, Sylvester Stallone, and Queen Elizabeth II.
The luxury resort of Sveti Stefan was once a fishing village and is now an impressive combination of sprawling beaches, ancient buildings, and lush vegetation.

Petrovac - The Town Surrounded by Pines and Olives
Petrovac is a small tourist town on the Montenegrin coast, situated between the resorts of Budva and Bar, where the old mountain road from Podgorica reaches the coast.
It has a 600-meter-long sandy beach and is a popular, quieter tourist destination, in contrast to the lively and developed cities nearby, such as Budva and Sutomore.

Ulcinj - The Hidden Settlement of the Adriatic
Ulcinj is one of the largest settlements on the Adriatic coast, located at the border with Albania. The area is known for its 12 km long beach, Velika Plaza.
Before the medieval period, Ulcinj was known as a highly coveted location for pirate bands and was even the capital of the Adriatic pirates for a significant time.

Becici - The Charming Town of Montenegro
Bečići is a modern and charming coastal town with numerous cafes, restaurants, terraces, and shops catering to all tastes.
The beach in Bečići is considered one of the most beautiful and longest beaches in the southern Adriatic, with a width of up to 100 meters, surrounded by mountains and clear blue waters. It is located 3 km from Budva.

Bay of Kotor - The Beautiful Meeting of Land and Sea
Kotor is one of the most sought-after destinations in Montenegro, especially for day trips from Dubrovnik (Croatia).
Kotor doesn’t have extensive sandy beaches but does have a few nice, intimate ones scattered around the bay.
The old port of Kotor is surrounded by an impressive wall built during the Venetian Republic, reflecting Venetian influence in the architecture.

Herceg Novi - The Coastal Town
Herceg Novi is a coastal town in Montenegro, located a short boat trip away from the Luštica Peninsula.
It was once the favorite tourist destination for the bourgeoisie of 19th-century Vienna.
The town lacks sandy beaches, with the coastline consisting of a few concrete platforms, interrupted here and there by rocky coves that hide small pebbly beach sections.

Cetinje - The Historic Capital of Montenegro
This charming town is located in a depression in the Lovcen mountains, a beautiful nature reserve full of greenery and historical relics.
Its name comes from the Cetina River, which flows through the town. It is located a short distance from the main tourist destinations—31 km from Budva and 36 km from Podgorica. The town is home to many historical monuments, churches, and squares.

Ostrog Monastery at 2000m
Ostrog Monastery is one of the most famous and impressive Orthodox monasteries in Montenegro and the world.
It is set on a cliff of Mount Ostrog, rising to an altitude of 2,000 meters, between the cities of Danilovgrad and Niksic. The monastery houses a cave where Saint Basil of Ostrog once lived.