Stories, guides, and insights about Montenegro
Travel GuidesBudva is the only place on the Adriatic that gets nicknamed the "Monaco of the Balkans" and the "Montenegrin Miami" in the same breath — a compact glamour coast of beach clubs, casinos, a marina and a wall of hotels behind a tiny walled old town. Monaco is the original: a sovereign 2 km²...
Travel GuidesThere is no sight in Montenegro quite like Sveti Stefan. A cluster of terracotta-roofed stone houses spilling across a small rocky islet, connected to the mainland by a slender causeway, with turquoise water lapping at pink-tinged sand on either side. It is the image that sells Montenegro to the ...
Travel GuidesPerast is one of those places that makes you question whether you have accidentally stepped into a painting. This tiny town -- home to fewer than 300 permanent residents -- sits on the edge of the Bay of Kotor like a perfectly preserved stage set, its stone palaces and bell towers reflected in wa...
Travel GuidesTivat is a town that defies expectations. For decades, it was little more than a quiet stop on the Bay of Kotor, overshadowed by its medieval neighbor Kotor and the beach-party reputation of Budva. Then Porto Montenegro happened. A decommissioned naval shipyard transformed into one of the Mediter...
Travel GuidesPerched where the Adriatic meets the Bay of Kotor, Herceg Novi is a cascading botanical garden of a city where ancient fortresses rise from lush Mediterranean greenery and steep stone stairways wind past palm trees, orange groves, and centuries-old churches. With around 200 sunny days per year an...
Travel GuidesBudva is the beating heart of Montenegrin summer. Perched on a rocky peninsula that juts into the Adriatic, this ancient town — one of the oldest settlements on the entire coast, with roots stretching back 2,500 years — manages to be both a living museum and the undisputed party capital of the Ba...
Travel GuidesIt is the question that haunts every traveler planning an Adriatic vacation, whispered in travel forums, debated in hostel common rooms, and agonized over at booking screens: Montenegro or Croatia? These two neighboring countries share 650 kilometers of some of the most spectacular coastline in t...
Travel GuidesThe first time you see the Bay of Kotor from above -- perhaps from the serpentine road descending from the Croatian border, or through the window of a plane banking toward Tivat Airport -- the reaction is always the same: disbelief that something this dramatic exists in Europe without being a hou...
Travel GuidesFew places in the Mediterranean can claim two millennia of continuous history, a UNESCO World Heritage designation, and a setting so dramatic it stops first-time visitors mid-sentence. Kotor is one of them. Tucked at the innermost tip of the Bay of Kotor — a serpentine inlet often called Europe's...
Travel GuidesIt is the question that haunts every traveler planning an Adriatic vacation, whispered in travel forums, debated in hostel common rooms, and agonized over at booking screens: Montenegro or Croatia? These two neighboring countries share 650 kilometers of some of the most spectacular coastline in t...
DestinationsTwo stylized carved fish forever joined and their tails facing each other, which can be seen on many souvenirs today, are an exclusive symbol of the city of Budva. Behind this symbol stands the ancient l
DestinationsIf you are looking for the best apartment private accommodation to make your stay at the sea as comfortable as possible, then you are in the right place. Picturesque with a beautiful coast, Budva offers many places to enjoy
DestinationsIn order to appreciate Montenegrin artistic culture, we cannot pay attention only to a few famous monuments, but we should take into account all the works of art of this region and the circumstances in which they were created.
DestinationsSt. Neđelja and Katić The Petrovac landscape is characterized by two idyllic islands, actually two larger cliffs. In front of Petrovac on the left, seen from the coast, is the island of Katić, and to the right of it is Sv. Sunday, n
Destinations1. Old Town Ulcinj Today's Old Town rises above the city's 360 m long, sandy Mali Beach, which is teeming with beehives in the summer. The fortification, from which you can best see the seasonal vr
DestinationsFrom panoramic views of the beautiful Mediterranean coast and restaurants next to the sandy beach, just a few meters from the waves crashing against the shore and rocks, Montenegro has outstanding restaurants that
DestinationsUpdatedThe official start of summer is around the corner, hot July days, and you know what that means... It's time to spend time at the sea or at least to start thinking about a summer trip and a break from all obligations. For the refuge of Fr
DestinationsThe medieval fortress Citadel, the most dominant building in the Old Town of Budva, is certainly one of the most valuable fortifications in this part of the Mediterranean. Seen from a historical perspective, yes
Culture & HistoryFortresses, small squares, ancient churches, narrow streets, exotic vegetation are the characteristics of the city of Herceg-Novi. Located at the very entrance to one of the most beautiful bays in the world, Boka Kotorska, art abounds