Montenegro, a small Balkan country, impresses with its natural beauty and historical treasures.
The Adriatic coast offers picturesque beaches, azure waters and charming coastal towns such as Kotor and Budva.
Kotor, protected by UNESCO, is surrounded by imposing city walls and is home to medieval churches and palaces.
The interior attracts with spectacular national parks such as Durmitor, home to the deepest canyon in Europe, the Tara Canyon.
Lake Skadar, the largest lake in the Balkans, is a paradise for birdwatching and nature walks.
Montenegrin cuisine spoils you with fresh fish, grilled meats and local wines.
The friendly locals give visitors a warm welcome.
Montenegro is an undiscovered gem on the Mediterranean that delights travelers with its diversity and beauty.
Montenegro (Crna Gora – Black Mountains) may be the smallest republic to emerge from the former Yugoslavia, but it is also one of the most diverse holiday destinations in Europe. Away from the mass tourism of many Mediterranean holiday regions, Montenegro surprises with wonderfully rustic forests, a quiet mountain world, cozy mountain villages, mountain lakes and...
The region around the Montenegrin seaside resort of Budva has not only been a popular holiday destination for several years. The small town on the Adriatic coast is one of the oldest in Montenegro and, according to legend, was founded by the Greek-Phoenician king’s son Cadmus around two and a half thousand years ago. Originally the town was built on an island...
The idea of visiting Montenegro is wonderful. You will discover culture, history, magnificent nature, crystal clear waters and warm beaches. Located in the deepest part of the impressive Bay of Kotor (Boka Kotorska), Kotor could not offer more contrasting landscapes. The fortified Old Town is located at the foot of St. Ivan Hill and the Lovćen Mountains, and the maze...