Montenegro Travel
Few destinations are able to marry sparkling Mediterranean waters and a mountainous interior like Montenegro does. Less than twenty years of independence have done nothing to limit its potential. The coast is dotted with attractive medieval villages, from Kotor to Sveti Stefan near Budva. In all, they stretch for some 300 kilometers, with an impressive 72 kilometers of dedicated beaches. Tear yourself away from the charming restaurant terraces to explore more fully, and you’ll find all manner of additional delights. Island monasteries, soaring mountains, and forests inhabited by bears and wolves all await your arrival.
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Capital City
Podgorica
Currency
Euro
Language
Montenegrin
Traditional Dish
Čorba
Power Outlet
C, F I 230V ~ 50Hz

Cities & Regions of Montenegro

Central Montenegro
Central Montenegro

Meandering rivers and limestone mountains draped softly in southern Mediterranean shrubs define Central Montenegro. A walkers and paddlers paradise, age-old footpaths connect up with lakes large and small. Ancient and modern manage to unite to create a destination that’s like all the best bits of Europe rolled into one.

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Montenegro’s Coast
Montenegro’s Coast

Studded with charming ancient towns, Montenegro’s Coast has a growing legion of fans. Sparklingly clear Adriatic waters lap at beaches ranging from tiny extents of pebbles to broad expanses of the finest sand. Both alive with resort attractions and perfectly suited to a romantic getaway, Montenegro’s Coast is simply spellbinding.

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Kotor
Kotor

Once a Venetian outpost, Kotor isn’t missing any of the charm of its former occupier. Sweeping down into the bay from the hills, the town is a myriad of cobblestone alleys alive with history. Largely untouched since medieval times, it’s hard not to fall in love with its pace of life.

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Porto Montenegro
Porto Montenegro

When it comes to luxury and exclusivity in the midst of stunning natural surroundings, Porto Montenegro is difficult to beat. Located in the UNESCO-listed Bay of Kotor, it’s a place to rub shoulders with celebrities. Shop til you drop, or sample world-class cookery, before hitting the beach or exploring the collections of the Bucha Palace Museum.

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Budva
Budva

Whether you come for the quiet streets of the old town or the thriving bar scene of the new, come you must. Its fame is such that even royalty came to Budva’s Riviera beaches, while more recently it expanded on its reputation to become one of the best all-round destinations on the Adriatic coast.

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Herceg Novi
Herceg Novi

Guarding the entrance to the Bay of Kotor below Mount Orjen, Herceg Novi’s founders couldn’t have picked a better spot. The ‘city of the sun’ has a plethora of historic wonders, not least the old town. Head beyond its walls and you’ll also find excellent spa facilities and some formidable beaches too.

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Lovćen Mountain
Lovćen Mountain

The original ‘monte negro’ (black mountain), Lovćen Mountain dominates the landscape around Kotor. A national park since 1952, it comprises nine distinct habitats, including its thickly forested flanks. They lead to some of the region’s most spectacular panoramas, but also important relics. These include the Mausoleum of national poet and leader Petar Petrović Njegoš.

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Tivat
Tivat

Home to the finest collection of private yachts in Montenegro, Tivat has grown into a thriving resort. Its sleepy old town is an excellent gateway to this part of the Adriatic. Plavi Horizonti beach and the islands of St Michael and Sveti Marco are just a short boat ride away.

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