Tivat

Yes. Tivat is Montenegro's most polished coastal town, built around the Porto Montenegro superyacht marina with a waterfront of restaurants, boutiques and a naval heritage museum. It also has the country's busiest summer airport, the green Vrmac ridge behind it and quick boat access to the rest of the Bay of Kotor.

Porto Montenegro is a superyacht marina and village built on a former Austro-Hungarian naval shipyard in Tivat. It has around 450 berths, a promenade of restaurants and designer shops, the Regent hotel, a lido pool club, and a naval heritage museum with a preserved submarine on display.

Plavi Horizonti (Blue Horizons) on the Lustica peninsula is the pick — a sheltered sandy bay backed by pine woods, about 20 minutes by car. Closer in are Ponta Seljanovo and the town lido, while Krasici and Almara sit along the Lustica shore.

About 3 km, a five to ten minute drive. Tivat is Montenegro's main summer airport: Budva is roughly 20 minutes away, Kotor 15 to 20 minutes around the bay, and Herceg Novi about 40 minutes using the Lepetane-Kamenari ferry.

Walk the Seljanovo pine embankment, visit the Buca-Lukovic summer residence in the old centre, hike or cycle the Vrmac ridge for bay views, take a boat to the Island of Flowers or Our Lady of the Rocks, and swim at Plavi Horizonti.

Porto Montenegro is the priciest corner of Montenegro, with marina restaurants at Mediterranean resort prices. Walk a few streets inland and the old centre has ordinary konobas and bakeries at normal Montenegrin rates, so the town works on either budget.