Guidebook for Montenegro
Sightseeing
Sveti Stefan’s 15th century village, pink pebble beaches and azure waters have made this area a favourite with both royalty and tourists since the 1930s. It’s the perfect place to enjoy an afternoon swim followed by a dinner of fresh seafood, while watching the sun set over the Adriatic Sea.
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Sveti Stefan
Sveti Stefan’s 15th century village, pink pebble beaches and azure waters have made this area a favourite with both royalty and tourists since the 1930s. It’s the perfect place to enjoy an afternoon swim followed by a dinner of fresh seafood, while watching the sun set over the Adriatic Sea.
Budva’s 2,500-year-old town is a lively, walled town full of restaurants, bars and boutiques. The town museum and citadel show-off Budva’s ancient artifacts, while a five-minute walk along a seaside path leads to idyllic Mogren Beach. When the sun goes down, Budva’s bars are the place to party until the early hours.
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Old Town
Budva’s 2,500-year-old town is a lively, walled town full of restaurants, bars and boutiques. The town museum and citadel show-off Budva’s ancient artifacts, while a five-minute walk along a seaside path leads to idyllic Mogren Beach. When the sun goes down, Budva’s bars are the place to party until the early hours.
Kotor’s Venetian old town lies on the shore of the Bay of Kotor and is backed by sheer mountains. The labyrinthine alleyways lead past museums, old barracks, traditional restaurants and churches. Locals love to pick up a cone of wild strawberry ice cream and lounge over coffee in one of the town’s piazzas.
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Kotor Old Town City Walls
Kotor’s Venetian old town lies on the shore of the Bay of Kotor and is backed by sheer mountains. The labyrinthine alleyways lead past museums, old barracks, traditional restaurants and churches. Locals love to pick up a cone of wild strawberry ice cream and lounge over coffee in one of the town’s piazzas.
*San Giovanni Fortress*
One thousand three hundred fifty-five steps. That’s all that separates you from the best view in Kotor. San Giovanni Fortress dates from the 9th century, and no visit to Kotor is complete without a hike to the top. The views from the top take in the Bay of Kotor, Mt Vrmac and Kotor old town. Simply breathtaking!
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Castle Of San Giovanni
Put do Svetog Ivana*San Giovanni Fortress*
One thousand three hundred fifty-five steps. That’s all that separates you from the best view in Kotor. San Giovanni Fortress dates from the 9th century, and no visit to Kotor is complete without a hike to the top. The views from the top take in the Bay of Kotor, Mt Vrmac and Kotor old town. Simply breathtaking!
From the Church of Saint Sava, which dates 1141, opens an amazing view of the Budva Riviera, the peninsula and the village of Sveti Stefan.
Church St. Sava
From the Church of Saint Sava, which dates 1141, opens an amazing view of the Budva Riviera, the peninsula and the village of Sveti Stefan.
Bar’s old town is the perfect place to get a feel for the cultural mix in Montenegro. The colourful street and restaurants have a distinctive eastern flair, showing the Turkish influence here. The stone old town is a mix of ruins, museum and art gallery.
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Stari Grad Bar
Bar’s old town is the perfect place to get a feel for the cultural mix in Montenegro. The colourful street and restaurants have a distinctive eastern flair, showing the Turkish influence here. The stone old town is a mix of ruins, museum and art gallery.
Our Lady of the Rocks is a 15th-century island church that’s been protecting the seafarers of the Bay of Kotor for over 500 years. A short boat ride from Perast or Kotor takes you to the island where for €1 you can take a guided tour through the church and attached museum. Not only is the island idyllic, but you’ll get beautiful views of Perast.
Our Lady of the Rocks
Unnamed RoadOur Lady of the Rocks is a 15th-century island church that’s been protecting the seafarers of the Bay of Kotor for over 500 years. A short boat ride from Perast or Kotor takes you to the island where for €1 you can take a guided tour through the church and attached museum. Not only is the island idyllic, but you’ll get beautiful views of Perast.
Perast
Petar Petrovic Njegos was a poet, bishop and philosopher who ruled Montenegro from 1830 to 1851. He was buried on Mount Lovcen. A hike of 461 steps brings you to his mausoleum and to yet another glorious viewpoint. The lookout offers 360 degree views of the Montenegrin coast, Lake Skadar, Albania and Croatia.
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Mausoleum of Petar II Petrovic-Njegos
Unnamed RdPetar Petrovic Njegos was a poet, bishop and philosopher who ruled Montenegro from 1830 to 1851. He was buried on Mount Lovcen. A hike of 461 steps brings you to his mausoleum and to yet another glorious viewpoint. The lookout offers 360 degree views of the Montenegrin coast, Lake Skadar, Albania and Croatia.
Risan is the oldest settlement in the Bay of Kotor, and the Roman mosaics discovered here are the remains of a villa dating from the 2nd century. The mosaics depict important parts of Roman life – food, wine and weapons, as well an exquisite mosaic of the Greek god of sleep, Hypnos.
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Roman Mosaics
Risan is the oldest settlement in the Bay of Kotor, and the Roman mosaics discovered here are the remains of a villa dating from the 2nd century. The mosaics depict important parts of Roman life – food, wine and weapons, as well an exquisite mosaic of the Greek god of sleep, Hypnos.
As Montenegro’s old royal capital, Cetinje is packed with history. The Blue Palace, Cetinje Monastery and the national museum showcase Montenegrin history and culture, while King Nikola’s Court offers a fascinating look into Montenegro’s royal past.
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Cetinje
As Montenegro’s old royal capital, Cetinje is packed with history. The Blue Palace, Cetinje Monastery and the national museum showcase Montenegrin history and culture, while King Nikola’s Court offers a fascinating look into Montenegro’s royal past.
Horizont restaurant
Perfect viewpoint on Boka bay.
Set into a sheer cliff, Ostrog Monastery is one of the most important religious sites in the Balkans. Over 100,000 visitors of all faiths visit the 17th-century monastery each year, and it’s not unusual to see pilgrims making the climb to the upper monastery in bare feet or on their knees.
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Ostrog Monastery
Set into a sheer cliff, Ostrog Monastery is one of the most important religious sites in the Balkans. Over 100,000 visitors of all faiths visit the 17th-century monastery each year, and it’s not unusual to see pilgrims making the climb to the upper monastery in bare feet or on their knees.
Out on Lustica Peninsula’s wild coast and accessible only by boat, the Blue Cave got its name for the iridescent blue light inside the cave. Take a boat tour to the cave from either Herceg Novi or Kotor and explore the cave’s depths.
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Blue Caves
Out on Lustica Peninsula’s wild coast and accessible only by boat, the Blue Cave got its name for the iridescent blue light inside the cave. Take a boat tour to the cave from either Herceg Novi or Kotor and explore the cave’s depths.
Lipa Cave is a great attraction for families. A miniature train takes visitors through countryside full of wild fig and pomegranate trees to the cave entrance. From there, there’s a guided tour through the cave’s enormous caverns.
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Lipa cave
Lipa Cave is a great attraction for families. A miniature train takes visitors through countryside full of wild fig and pomegranate trees to the cave entrance. From there, there’s a guided tour through the cave’s enormous caverns.
Nevidio Canyon is a must-do for adrenaline junkies. Tours go through the canyon from May to October. Once you’re in the canyon, the only way out is to hike, swim, slide and jump your way to the exit. This one is not for the faint of heart!
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Canyon Nevidio
Nevidio Canyon is a must-do for adrenaline junkies. Tours go through the canyon from May to October. Once you’re in the canyon, the only way out is to hike, swim, slide and jump your way to the exit. This one is not for the faint of heart!
One of the most glorious photo stops in a country teeming with jaw-dropping scenery, Pavlova Strana overlooks a natural horseshoe bend in Rijeka Crnojevica (Crnojevic River). Blue sky, lush greenery and the winding river make this a must-see in Montenegro.
Pavlova Strana Viewpoint
Unnamed RoadOne of the most glorious photo stops in a country teeming with jaw-dropping scenery, Pavlova Strana overlooks a natural horseshoe bend in Rijeka Crnojevica (Crnojevic River). Blue sky, lush greenery and the winding river make this a must-see in Montenegro.
Ulcinj’s Velika Plaza, on the south coast of Montenegro, is a 12 kilometer stretch of sandy beach that’s popular with intrepid travellers. With kite surfing, beach parties and a music festival, this is one of the trendiest summer hot spots in Montenegro.
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Velika Plaža
Ulcinj’s Velika Plaza, on the south coast of Montenegro, is a 12 kilometer stretch of sandy beach that’s popular with intrepid travellers. With kite surfing, beach parties and a music festival, this is one of the trendiest summer hot spots in Montenegro.
Tara Canyon is the second deepest canyon in the world, after the Grand Canyon. The best way to see it is on a thrilling whitewater rafting tour. Between rapids there are spots for swimming and cliff jumping, but at just 10°C (50°F) the water is very fresh!
Tara Rafting Montenegro
Tara Canyon is the second deepest canyon in the world, after the Grand Canyon. The best way to see it is on a thrilling whitewater rafting tour. Between rapids there are spots for swimming and cliff jumping, but at just 10°C (50°F) the water is very fresh!
A brand new town has being built on the coast of Montenegro. Situated on Luštica peninsula in the northwestern bay of Trašte, it's a show of emerald Adriatic seas backed by jade mountains.
Year-round sunshine, olive groves, crystalline waters and forested hills give it an island feeling, yet with proximity to three airports.
The town will feature more than a thousand homes, villas and townhouses, two marinas, seven hotels, championship golf course and a host of recreational and medical facilities.
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Luštica
A brand new town has being built on the coast of Montenegro. Situated on Luštica peninsula in the northwestern bay of Trašte, it's a show of emerald Adriatic seas backed by jade mountains.
Year-round sunshine, olive groves, crystalline waters and forested hills give it an island feeling, yet with proximity to three airports.
The town will feature more than a thousand homes, villas and townhouses, two marinas, seven hotels, championship golf course and a host of recreational and medical facilities.
An offshore island languishing in the Adriatic Sea sunshine, lush and uninhabited Sveti Nikola is Montenegro's largest island.
With deer as the only permanent residents, it's a popular getaway for locals and tourists in the summer, who cross on regular boat ferries from Budva.
A small 16th century church, Crkva Sveti Nikole sits in the island.
Tip: It's known locally as Hawaii, but don't be fooled. There are no sandy beaches. But the waters are warm and rocky shores have a raw charm. A water taxi from Budva costs around €5 return per person for the 10 minute crossing. Food and drink is available on the island. Look out for deer roaming freely and fish lapping at the feet.
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Sveti Nikola Island
An offshore island languishing in the Adriatic Sea sunshine, lush and uninhabited Sveti Nikola is Montenegro's largest island.
With deer as the only permanent residents, it's a popular getaway for locals and tourists in the summer, who cross on regular boat ferries from Budva.
A small 16th century church, Crkva Sveti Nikole sits in the island.
Tip: It's known locally as Hawaii, but don't be fooled. There are no sandy beaches. But the waters are warm and rocky shores have a raw charm. A water taxi from Budva costs around €5 return per person for the 10 minute crossing. Food and drink is available on the island. Look out for deer roaming freely and fish lapping at the feet.
Located in the north-eastern corner of Montenegro close to Kosovo and the Albanian border, Prokletije National Park is the country’s newest protected area, having only been designated a national park in 2009. It covers one of the most stunning parts of the Balkans, the Dinaric Alps mountain range, and some of the best hiking trails in the entire country.
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National Park Prokletije
Za HridLocated in the north-eastern corner of Montenegro close to Kosovo and the Albanian border, Prokletije National Park is the country’s newest protected area, having only been designated a national park in 2009. It covers one of the most stunning parts of the Balkans, the Dinaric Alps mountain range, and some of the best hiking trails in the entire country.
The Old Town of Ulcinj represents one of the oldest ones in the whole Adriatic sea coast. Ulcinj's Old Town is more than 2.500 years old, and also represents one of the most authentic ones in Montenegro. Placed between the high walls of the fortress, high up to 60 meters above the sea and its position on the peninsula, the Old town of Ulcinj makes a great impression.
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Улцињ Стари град
Ulcinjskih moreplovacaThe Old Town of Ulcinj represents one of the oldest ones in the whole Adriatic sea coast. Ulcinj's Old Town is more than 2.500 years old, and also represents one of the most authentic ones in Montenegro. Placed between the high walls of the fortress, high up to 60 meters above the sea and its position on the peninsula, the Old town of Ulcinj makes a great impression.
For an elevated view of the bay of Kotor, take the P-1 and the ’25 serpentine road’, right up to Kotor’s observation platform. This particular section of road has 25 switchbacks, of which the view of the bay gets better with each turn.
View point for Kotor and Tivat Bay
Unnamed RoadFor an elevated view of the bay of Kotor, take the P-1 and the ’25 serpentine road’, right up to Kotor’s observation platform. This particular section of road has 25 switchbacks, of which the view of the bay gets better with each turn.
Drive the ’25 Serpentine road’. For an elevated view of the bay of Kotor, take the P-1 and the ’25 serpentine road’, right up to Kotor’s observation platform. This particular section of road has 25 switchbacks, of which the view of the bay gets better with each turn. The road isn’t particularly wide, which makes negotiating corners with oncoming traffic a little scary at times. There are a few small viewpoints where you can stop for photos.
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Serpentina de Kotor
P1Drive the ’25 Serpentine road’. For an elevated view of the bay of Kotor, take the P-1 and the ’25 serpentine road’, right up to Kotor’s observation platform. This particular section of road has 25 switchbacks, of which the view of the bay gets better with each turn. The road isn’t particularly wide, which makes negotiating corners with oncoming traffic a little scary at times. There are a few small viewpoints where you can stop for photos.
Macalov Brijeg is small bar with outstanding view point on Skadar lake and perfect place for short break for domestic juice or drink.
Macalov Brijeg
Macalov Brijeg is small bar with outstanding view point on Skadar lake and perfect place for short break for domestic juice or drink.
Great summer ride with cable car to the highiest point of Montenegro with stunning views on National park Durmitor and glaciar lakes.
Žabljak is one of the most famous ski centres in Montenegro. It is covered with snow 120 days a year.
At less than five kilometres from the city centre there is a ski centre Savin kuk on the slopes of the eponymous mountain peak. The highest point is at 2,010 m above sea level and elevation is 700 m. Ski resort has two two-lane ski lifts. There are a total of 4.6 km ski slopes, with a capacity of 3 000 skiers.
The lower cableway of the "Savin Kuk I" leads in the direction of the top of the Savin kuk and rises to an altitude of 1 907 m / nm. In total it includes 3.8 km of ski trails (three blue, one red and one children's track). Upper lane "Savin Kuk II" is 700 m long and exits to an altitude of 2 213 m / nm. It is intended for advanced skiers, as it includes 800 m long black trail. This cableway represents both a winter and a summer tourist attraction.
Ski pass rates
· Daily 13 €
· 2 Days 22 €
· 5 Days 50 €
· 7 - Days 70 €
· Seasonal 200 €
· Children's ski pass: 1 Day 8 €, 5 Days 35 €, seasonal ski pass 120 €
· Cable Car tour 4 €
· Cable car tour – (groups over 20 people) 6 €
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Savin Kuk Ski Centre
Great summer ride with cable car to the highiest point of Montenegro with stunning views on National park Durmitor and glaciar lakes.
Žabljak is one of the most famous ski centres in Montenegro. It is covered with snow 120 days a year.
At less than five kilometres from the city centre there is a ski centre Savin kuk on the slopes of the eponymous mountain peak. The highest point is at 2,010 m above sea level and elevation is 700 m. Ski resort has two two-lane ski lifts. There are a total of 4.6 km ski slopes, with a capacity of 3 000 skiers.
The lower cableway of the "Savin Kuk I" leads in the direction of the top of the Savin kuk and rises to an altitude of 1 907 m / nm. In total it includes 3.8 km of ski trails (three blue, one red and one children's track). Upper lane "Savin Kuk II" is 700 m long and exits to an altitude of 2 213 m / nm. It is intended for advanced skiers, as it includes 800 m long black trail. This cableway represents both a winter and a summer tourist attraction.
Ski pass rates
· Daily 13 €
· 2 Days 22 €
· 5 Days 50 €
· 7 - Days 70 €
· Seasonal 200 €
· Children's ski pass: 1 Day 8 €, 5 Days 35 €, seasonal ski pass 120 €
· Cable Car tour 4 €
· Cable car tour – (groups over 20 people) 6 €
A tranquil escape, far from the busy world. A place for adventures, shared with the people that matter most. Or an unforgettable family getaway, set among Montenegro’s most spectacular landscape. Whatever kind of holiday you’re dreaming of, Portonovi has something for you.
With a range of luxury villas and apartments available to rent, you can enjoy all that this vibrant village has to offer, from fine dining and drinking to sailing, shopping and indulgent spa treatments at the Chenot Espace Wellness Spa.
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Portonovi Montenegro
A tranquil escape, far from the busy world. A place for adventures, shared with the people that matter most. Or an unforgettable family getaway, set among Montenegro’s most spectacular landscape. Whatever kind of holiday you’re dreaming of, Portonovi has something for you.
With a range of luxury villas and apartments available to rent, you can enjoy all that this vibrant village has to offer, from fine dining and drinking to sailing, shopping and indulgent spa treatments at the Chenot Espace Wellness Spa.
Hrid Lake
Krapina
The ski resort Kolašin 1450/Kolašin 1600 is located in Montenegro. For skiing and snowboarding, there are 45 km of slopes available. 7 lifts transport the guests. The winter sports area is situated between the elevations of 1,420 and 2,072 m.
The ski resort of Jezerine opened in 1991. It was later renamed Bjelasica before finally becoming Kolašin 1450. The new ski resort of Kolašin 1600 was created right next to this area in 2019. In the 2021/22 season, the two ski areas have been linked by a new 6-person chairlift and slopes. The ski resort now extends to an altitude of over 2,000 metres, which helps to ensure reliable snow conditions Kolašin has developed greatly in recent years and facilities for skiing and snowboarding have significantly expanded. It is now the largest and most modern winter sports resort in Montenegro. The slopes for skiing and snowboarding are mainly easy and intermediate. There are just a few particularly challenging slopes and these also attract experts to the ski resort of Kolašin 1450 and Kolašin 1600. Additional new lifts and a link with Jelovica are planned for the near future. Other mergers with Cmiljača and Žarski are planned over the next few years. This should ultimately create the largest ski resort in Southeast Europe with up to 250 kilometres of slopes.
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Kolašin 1450
The ski resort Kolašin 1450/Kolašin 1600 is located in Montenegro. For skiing and snowboarding, there are 45 km of slopes available. 7 lifts transport the guests. The winter sports area is situated between the elevations of 1,420 and 2,072 m.
The ski resort of Jezerine opened in 1991. It was later renamed Bjelasica before finally becoming Kolašin 1450. The new ski resort of Kolašin 1600 was created right next to this area in 2019. In the 2021/22 season, the two ski areas have been linked by a new 6-person chairlift and slopes. The ski resort now extends to an altitude of over 2,000 metres, which helps to ensure reliable snow conditions Kolašin has developed greatly in recent years and facilities for skiing and snowboarding have significantly expanded. It is now the largest and most modern winter sports resort in Montenegro. The slopes for skiing and snowboarding are mainly easy and intermediate. There are just a few particularly challenging slopes and these also attract experts to the ski resort of Kolašin 1450 and Kolašin 1600. Additional new lifts and a link with Jelovica are planned for the near future. Other mergers with Cmiljača and Žarski are planned over the next few years. This should ultimately create the largest ski resort in Southeast Europe with up to 250 kilometres of slopes.
The lake is located at 1791 m above sea level. Its depth is about 8.5 m and its beauty complements the beauty of this whole area.
The tour starts with around a 20-minute drive from Žabljak to Momčilov Grad Restaurant, which is located 1800m above sea level and offers a spectacular panoramic view of Žabljak and its surroundings.
The road is a bit winding and leads upwards through a dense conifer forest. On the way, we are also passing by a former Ski Center Štuoc, and the beautiful village Bosača, a place with the highest altitude in the Balkans.
Jablan jezero, Montenegro
The lake is located at 1791 m above sea level. Its depth is about 8.5 m and its beauty complements the beauty of this whole area.
The tour starts with around a 20-minute drive from Žabljak to Momčilov Grad Restaurant, which is located 1800m above sea level and offers a spectacular panoramic view of Žabljak and its surroundings.
The road is a bit winding and leads upwards through a dense conifer forest. On the way, we are also passing by a former Ski Center Štuoc, and the beautiful village Bosača, a place with the highest altitude in the Balkans.
Food scene
As the largest lake in the Balkans and an important area for migratory birds, Skadar Lake is a mecca for wildlife. An ideal day here includes a sightseeing boat trip followed by a visit to a local winery to try traditional food and wine.
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Skadar Lake National Park
As the largest lake in the Balkans and an important area for migratory birds, Skadar Lake is a mecca for wildlife. An ideal day here includes a sightseeing boat trip followed by a visit to a local winery to try traditional food and wine.
The peaks of Durmitor National Park make a stunning backdrop for the Black Lake. An easy 4-kilometer track around the lake meanders past historic caves and grazing cattle. There are boats for hire and it’s an idyllic spot to spread a picnic blanket and enjoy the scenery.
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Crno Lake
The peaks of Durmitor National Park make a stunning backdrop for the Black Lake. An easy 4-kilometer track around the lake meanders past historic caves and grazing cattle. There are boats for hire and it’s an idyllic spot to spread a picnic blanket and enjoy the scenery.
Biogradska Gora is a forest and a national park in Montenegro within Kolašin municipality. One of the UNESCO World Network of Biosphere Reserves this area is one of the last three large virgin rainforests in Europe. The landscape is one of mountain ridges, glacial lakes, and temperate forest.
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Biogradska Gora
Biogradska Gora is a forest and a national park in Montenegro within Kolašin municipality. One of the UNESCO World Network of Biosphere Reserves this area is one of the last three large virgin rainforests in Europe. The landscape is one of mountain ridges, glacial lakes, and temperate forest.
The Park is located at wide mountain region in the northwestern part of Montenegro, surrounded by rivers Piva and Tara and there are 23 mountain tops over 2300 meters of altitude. Park is 39000 acres large and includes 82 kilometers of canyon of the Tara with altitude of 1600 meters above river level.
Durmitor’s region is the most important part of Dinara mountain range, characterized by high peaks, abundant forests and deep gorges. Canyon of Tara is the largest in Europe and has over 1500 kinds of flora and 130 kinds of birds. There are 17 glacier lakes in the Park and the highest top in Montenegro is Bobotov kuk (2522 m).
Since 1980 Park and canyon of Tara are under protection of UNESCO. In 1977 canyon was proclaimed world ecological reserve. Seven zones of Park are among special protected areas (ICUM):
Uncut forest of fir
Black pine at Crna poda
Canyon of Susica
Region of lake Barno
Region of Lake Zaboljsko
Canyon of Tara
Milling stream
Large number of 314 protected animals in Montenegro, including 163 kinds of birds live in Durmitor’s area.
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Durmitor
The Park is located at wide mountain region in the northwestern part of Montenegro, surrounded by rivers Piva and Tara and there are 23 mountain tops over 2300 meters of altitude. Park is 39000 acres large and includes 82 kilometers of canyon of the Tara with altitude of 1600 meters above river level.
Durmitor’s region is the most important part of Dinara mountain range, characterized by high peaks, abundant forests and deep gorges. Canyon of Tara is the largest in Europe and has over 1500 kinds of flora and 130 kinds of birds. There are 17 glacier lakes in the Park and the highest top in Montenegro is Bobotov kuk (2522 m).
Since 1980 Park and canyon of Tara are under protection of UNESCO. In 1977 canyon was proclaimed world ecological reserve. Seven zones of Park are among special protected areas (ICUM):
Uncut forest of fir
Black pine at Crna poda
Canyon of Susica
Region of lake Barno
Region of Lake Zaboljsko
Canyon of Tara
Milling stream
Large number of 314 protected animals in Montenegro, including 163 kinds of birds live in Durmitor’s area.
The youngest kid on the tourist scene is a stark contrast to the ancient fishing villages of the Bay of Kotor.
Positioned on a sunny peninsula at the foot of Mount Vrmac, Tivat was once the region's center of salt manufacturing as well as a strategic naval base. Today, it hosts an international airport and is undergoing a jetset-lifestyle renaissance thanks to its new superyacht marina.
Porto Montenegro, a massive redevelopment of the old naval base and shipyard, is a burgeoning tourism hub, drawing in huge foreign investment and the international nautical community.
Tip: It's impossible to miss the regal Regent Porto Montenegro hotel, an elegant boutique building occupying a strategic corner of the marina.
Coffee and cake refueling stops are a must here, before visiting the Naval Heritage Collection museum. The Regent spa is unadulterated bliss on the harbor, while the cuisine is of international gourmet standard.
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Porto Montenegro
1 Obala bbThe youngest kid on the tourist scene is a stark contrast to the ancient fishing villages of the Bay of Kotor.
Positioned on a sunny peninsula at the foot of Mount Vrmac, Tivat was once the region's center of salt manufacturing as well as a strategic naval base. Today, it hosts an international airport and is undergoing a jetset-lifestyle renaissance thanks to its new superyacht marina.
Porto Montenegro, a massive redevelopment of the old naval base and shipyard, is a burgeoning tourism hub, drawing in huge foreign investment and the international nautical community.
Tip: It's impossible to miss the regal Regent Porto Montenegro hotel, an elegant boutique building occupying a strategic corner of the marina.
Coffee and cake refueling stops are a must here, before visiting the Naval Heritage Collection museum. The Regent spa is unadulterated bliss on the harbor, while the cuisine is of international gourmet standard.
The place itself keeps remnants of historical buildings from the time of Ivan Crnojević such as cellar of a building destroyed long ago which is associated with the work of the so called Print House of Obod (Obodska štamparija), where the first Cyrillic book “Oktoih prvoglasnik” was printed in 1494. Apart from that, the first pharmacy in Montenegro was opened there as well as the first arms workshop. In the early 20th century the factory “Marica” produced nacre – pearl made of fish scales.
In the 19th and the 20th century Rijeka Crnojevića was the biggest Montenegrin port and a leading trade center. A particularly praised product of this area was smoked bleak because of its uniqueness and exquisite taste which was also highly demanded on the Italian market.
At the entrance to Rijeka Crnojevića there is a stone bridge called “Danilov most”. It was raised by Prince Danilo in 1853 in memory of his father Stanko Petrović. Next to the bridge on the left he built a one-storey building known as “Mostina“ which is preserved until the present day.
The oldest preserved building in Rijeka Crnojevića is the house of St Peter (Sveti Petar).
Fabulous visit to this place is complemented by a rich gastronomic offer of authentic fish specialties, thematic walks and kayak rides.
Rijeka Crnojevića bridge
The place itself keeps remnants of historical buildings from the time of Ivan Crnojević such as cellar of a building destroyed long ago which is associated with the work of the so called Print House of Obod (Obodska štamparija), where the first Cyrillic book “Oktoih prvoglasnik” was printed in 1494. Apart from that, the first pharmacy in Montenegro was opened there as well as the first arms workshop. In the early 20th century the factory “Marica” produced nacre – pearl made of fish scales.
In the 19th and the 20th century Rijeka Crnojevića was the biggest Montenegrin port and a leading trade center. A particularly praised product of this area was smoked bleak because of its uniqueness and exquisite taste which was also highly demanded on the Italian market.
At the entrance to Rijeka Crnojevića there is a stone bridge called “Danilov most”. It was raised by Prince Danilo in 1853 in memory of his father Stanko Petrović. Next to the bridge on the left he built a one-storey building known as “Mostina“ which is preserved until the present day.
The oldest preserved building in Rijeka Crnojevića is the house of St Peter (Sveti Petar).
Fabulous visit to this place is complemented by a rich gastronomic offer of authentic fish specialties, thematic walks and kayak rides.
Watch from the rocky river bank as Montenegrin Niagara Falls cascades over an old artificial dam, originally built to help move a grain-mill. Besides the obligatory picture taking, you can also kick back and relax at a nearby traditional restaurant, your meal accompanied by views of the waterfall. At the height of the summer, you might be met with a less than impressive sight, as the water level can get low in dry weather.
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Restoran Niagara
Watch from the rocky river bank as Montenegrin Niagara Falls cascades over an old artificial dam, originally built to help move a grain-mill. Besides the obligatory picture taking, you can also kick back and relax at a nearby traditional restaurant, your meal accompanied by views of the waterfall. At the height of the summer, you might be met with a less than impressive sight, as the water level can get low in dry weather.
Great place to sit and eat with a nice surrounding and views on hills and sea.(place where river meets sea) All kind of food(Seafood ,mediterranean, vegetarian friendly)
The Stari Mlni is a former farm with water-driven flour mills and was only turned into a restaurant fairly recently. Stari Mlini’s chefs constantly strive to change the menu presented to their customers, while always using fresh and local ingredients. In particular, Stari Mlini offers fish-based meals, cooked with seafood freshly sourced from the near Adriatic: the restaurant is in fact located in Kotor, on Montenegro’s awe-inspiring coastline. The old mill, wood and stone décor, luscious greenery and small bridges crossing the lively streams create a peaceful atmosphere in which to enjoy your food.
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Stari Mlini
2Great place to sit and eat with a nice surrounding and views on hills and sea.(place where river meets sea) All kind of food(Seafood ,mediterranean, vegetarian friendly)
The Stari Mlni is a former farm with water-driven flour mills and was only turned into a restaurant fairly recently. Stari Mlini’s chefs constantly strive to change the menu presented to their customers, while always using fresh and local ingredients. In particular, Stari Mlini offers fish-based meals, cooked with seafood freshly sourced from the near Adriatic: the restaurant is in fact located in Kotor, on Montenegro’s awe-inspiring coastline. The old mill, wood and stone décor, luscious greenery and small bridges crossing the lively streams create a peaceful atmosphere in which to enjoy your food.
The Catovica Mlini restaurant can be found in the small village of Morinj, halfway between the better-known cities of Herceg Novi and Kotor. Catovica Mlini means 'the Catovic's Mills', where the Catovic family has used their mills for over two hundred years to make flour.
In the last 25 years, the owner Lazar and his family have worked lovingly to turned the business into one of Montenegro's top 10 restaurants. The ambient is perfect, the food is glorious, providing a varied and extensive Mediterranean menu and the setting is magical.
The old mills are still there, including the water stream that made them turn. Today, the romantic mills make a beautiful setting to this konoba (tavern).
This restaurant is popular for its seafood dishes, although there are other options available as well. The excellent menu offers seafood salads, prawns, homemade cheese and prosciutto are all worth tasting, as typical for the local region. A wide variety of wine is also on offer and includes homemade and particularly good international wines.
During the summer it is very pleasant to sit in the outside dining area and soak up the sights and sounds that make this restaurant unique. Enjoy the surrounding greenery, as the breeze gives the stifling heat a necessary freshness. You can still sit outside in the winter if you would prefer, although the temperatures are significantly lower; the staff will kindly provide you with blankets to ensure you are cosy during your al fresco dining. Inside, the impressive traditional décor is well worth a visit.
Although this restaurant requires access by car or boat, it is well worth the effort. It is so romantic and makes for a lovely pre-dinner walk before if you arrive just before it gets dark.
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Ćatovića Mlini
E65The Catovica Mlini restaurant can be found in the small village of Morinj, halfway between the better-known cities of Herceg Novi and Kotor. Catovica Mlini means 'the Catovic's Mills', where the Catovic family has used their mills for over two hundred years to make flour.
In the last 25 years, the owner Lazar and his family have worked lovingly to turned the business into one of Montenegro's top 10 restaurants. The ambient is perfect, the food is glorious, providing a varied and extensive Mediterranean menu and the setting is magical.
The old mills are still there, including the water stream that made them turn. Today, the romantic mills make a beautiful setting to this konoba (tavern).
This restaurant is popular for its seafood dishes, although there are other options available as well. The excellent menu offers seafood salads, prawns, homemade cheese and prosciutto are all worth tasting, as typical for the local region. A wide variety of wine is also on offer and includes homemade and particularly good international wines.
During the summer it is very pleasant to sit in the outside dining area and soak up the sights and sounds that make this restaurant unique. Enjoy the surrounding greenery, as the breeze gives the stifling heat a necessary freshness. You can still sit outside in the winter if you would prefer, although the temperatures are significantly lower; the staff will kindly provide you with blankets to ensure you are cosy during your al fresco dining. Inside, the impressive traditional décor is well worth a visit.
Although this restaurant requires access by car or boat, it is well worth the effort. It is so romantic and makes for a lovely pre-dinner walk before if you arrive just before it gets dark.
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