Montenegro is a Mediterranean country in Southeastern Europe. It has a coast on the Adriatic Sea, in the southwest. If we had to give only two words to describe Montenegro, they would certainly be these words: Mountains and Sea. Montenegro is small, but it has fascinating mountains, a beautiful coast, famous history and culture, as well as really old cities, surrounded by walls. So let's go... Herceg Novi is a coastal city in Montenegro and is located at the very entrance to the Bay of Kotor, at the foot of Mount Orjen. From the sea, the view of Herceg Novi is breathtaking. Exotic plants, trees and plants from all over the world transformed Herceg Novi into a real botanical garden.  Built on a series of levels, this town is perfectly situated, overlooking the open sea and two peninsulas, Luštica and Prevlaka.  

    Igalo is a small tourist town in the municipality of Herceg Novi, in Montenegro. Igalo is widely known for the "DR Simo Milošević" Institute. It is a Mediterranean health center that has been attracting many tourists for years.  

  Kotor and its surroundings create an impressive and picturesque Mediterranean scene. The old town and the most famous attraction, which is on the list of UNESCO's World Cultural Heritage. Kotor is unique for several reasons. Located on the only natural fjord of its kind in the world, in the Bay of Kotor, which is on the list of the most beautiful bays in the world. Visit Kotor and experience the cultural heritage of Boka Kotorska and Montenegro.  

  Perast is a small quiet place in Montenegro, with a population of less than 400 inhabitants. In Perast, you can escape from the great noise and crowd that is created during the summer months.   

  Tivat is a coastal city in the southwest of Montenegro, located in Boka Kotorska. The newly built marina for mega yachts Porto Montenegro is the first comprehensive state-of-the-art marina in the waters of the Adriatic Sea. The marina has moorings for mega yachts, up to 150 meters long.  

  Budva is a seaside tourist resort in Montenegro. Budva is often called the "Montenegro Miami", because it is the most visited and most popular tourist place in Montenegro, with beautiful sandy beaches and lively nightlife. The tourist capacity of Budva is more than 100,000 tourists at the same time. We offer luxury hotels, villas, apartments and private accommodation. Bečići is a coastal tourist town located not far from Budva, in Montenegro. The famous Bečići beach and numerous luxury hotels are available to guests.  

    Sveti Stefan is a city/peninsula. It used to be a fishing village until 1960. Now it is the proudest tourism brand of Montenegro.    Petrovac is a popular summer resort in Montenegro for families. It has a 600 meter long sandy beach. Petrovac was seen as a significantly quieter place for a real vacation.  

The bar has the largest shipping port in Montenegro. The area around Bar is a very attractive tourist destination. The old town of Bar, which is located 4 km from the coast, is the most significant among the numerous cultural and historical monuments, which testifies to the stormy past of this town. In the suburbs, not far from the city center, there is the Old Olive Tree, a tree almost as old as Christianity - more than 2000 years. This olive tree symbolizes the city of Bar. This olive tree and high-quality olive oil are symbols of Bar and Montenegro.   

  Ulcinj is the southernmost city in Montenegro. With its natural potential, Ulcinj is among the favorites. Montenegro has the longest beach on the Adriatic - Ulcinj Velika Plaza, about 13 kilometers long. Ulcinj's Ada Bojana is a unique river island with beautiful sandy beaches. Lovćen Mountain is a National Park in the southwestern part of Montenegro. There are 1158 plant species on Lovcen, four of which are endemic. The largest and most significant monument of the Lovćen National Park is the Mausoleum of Petar Petrović Njegoš.   

    Tara river canyon is the longest canyon in Montenegro. It is 82 km long, and 1,300 meters deep in some places, which makes it the deepest canyon in Europe.  The canyon is protected by the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage as part of the Durmitor National Park.  Tourists have at their disposal a rafting tour along 18 kilometers, on the Tara River, with over 20 rapids and the most beautiful waterfalls.  

  The Ostrog Monastery is located in a stone cliff in the mountain massif of Ostroška greda at an altitude of 900 m above sea level, in a natural cave that was used as his hermitage by the monk Vasilije Jovanović himself, the metropolitan of Zahum and Herzegovina in the second half of the 17th century. The monastery is the most famous Christian shrine in Montenegro, visited by pilgrims of all faiths from all over the world.

Lake Skadar is the largest freshwater area in the Balkans. Due to its geographical location and sub-Mediterranean climate, in winter it is one of the most important habitats for waterfowl in Europe. About 280 species of birds live on the lake, and a rare specimen of the curly pelican is a trademark of the National Park.

  The Durmitor National Park includes the main mountain mass of Durmitor, parts and surfaces of the lake and Piva mountain, the upper parts of the Grabovica and Komarnica canyon valleys, the canyon valley of the Tara River and the canyons of its tributaries Sušica, Vaškovska Rijeka and Draga.

Biogradska gora National Park is located in the central part of the Bjelasica mountain, between the Tara and Lim rivers. The greatest natural value of this park is Biogradska gora, with an area of ​​1,600 hectares, one of the last three preserved rainforests on the Old Continent.