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Best SellerFrom Dubrovnik: Montenegro Day Trip
3599 ReviewsThe Montenegro coast offers incomparable natural beauty and a great variety of historical places. Discover a whole new culture and landscape, just a quick trip from Dubrovnik.
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Best SellerLake Skadar: Guided Sightseeing Boat Tour with Drinks
390 ReviewsDiscover the magic of Lake Skadar on a guided sightseeing tour. Travel inside a traditional wooden boat, enjoy time for swimming, taste local Vranac wine, and admire beautiful landscapes.
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Best SellerMontenegro: Full-Day Tour to Lovcen National Park & More
818 ReviewsJoin a day tour from Montenegro to spectacular viewing points and historic monuments. Visit Njegusi village, Lovcen National Park with its mausoleum, Cetinje, Crnojevic River, and Sveti Stefan.
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Best SellerMontenegro: Durmitor, Tara & Ostrog Monastery Day Trip
1294 ReviewsMeet the beautiful coastline of Kotor Bay, before ascending to the high elevations of Durmitor Mountain. Admire the deepest canyon in Europe, Tara canyon and hike around Black lake before visiting Ostrog Monastery.
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22 ReviewsExplore Lake Skadar and its wilderness, tucked inside a traditional wooden boat - čun. Discover Lesendro, a centuries-old fortress, enjoy the scenery and immerse yourself in fresh waters of the lake.
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Best SellerKotor Bay: Full-Day Catamaran Cruise with Blue Cave Visit
563 ReviewsExperience the natural landscapes and history of the Bay of Kotor on a day cruise by custom-made boat. Stop for a lunch break at Porto Montenegro and enjoy a swim in the sparkling blue water.
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2199 ReviewsExperience the Mediterranean on a day trip to Montenegro from Dubrovnik. Sail down the Adriatic coast and see Kotor Bay on a cruise tour. Explore the Old Town of Kotor and the charming town of Perast.
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Regional Guides
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Bar
Our guide to Bar by our Montenegro local expert - Take a ferry ride from the port of Bar to Bari (Italy) and lunch in the medieval barivecchia - old Bari.
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Bay of Kotor
At the moment of the creation of our planet, the most beautiful merging of land and sea occurred at the Montenegrin seaside... When the pearls of nature were sworn, an abundance of them were strewn all over this area. - Lord Byron
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Bijelo Polje
Bijelo Polje is the third-largest city in Montenegro, and it is considered to have one of the most favourable geographical positions in the country. The territory of Bijelo Polje is a valley-mountainous area with favourable conditions for the development of many branches of agriculture and tourism.
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Biogradska Gora National Park
Being the smallest of five national parks in Montenegro and covering an area of 5.650 ha, National Park Biogradska Gora is situated in the north-eastern part of Montenegro, belonging to the municipalities of Kolašin, Mojkovac and Berane. It occupies the central part of the Bjelasica massif, and it is surrounded by rapid rivers Tara and Lim.
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Budva
Budva is a synonym for a Mediterranean nightlife under the open sky, great seafood and amazing beaches! Check out our guide to Budva.
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Budva Riviera
As a busy tourist spot and beach location that is highly suitable for families in the pre and post season and for nightlife during the high season, Budva Riviera is a must-see location. Budva, the city that has become known as the ‘Montenegrin Miami' in recognition of the vibrant tourism in the area, the colourful nightlife, and the stunning beaches, is centred on the Budva Riviera.
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Central Montenegro
Central Montenegro has it all: commercial retail areas, mountainous regions, traditional architecture, and a myriad of holiday and tourism activities.
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Cetinje
Cetinje is a town of great historical heritage that used to be the Royal capital, back in the time of the Petrovic dynasty. Today, it's a town-monument, a hot spot for every tourist coming to Montenegro and willing to learn about Montenegrin history and culture.
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Crmnica - A Wine Region in Montenegro
Crmnica is a small region in Montenegro, located in between mountains and coast, which is administratively located within the territory of the municipality of Bar. Placed between the Paštrovići tribe and Skadar Lake, this territorial community of 7 tribes is surrounded by the mountains of Sutorman and Rumija. Crmnica is considered to be one of the most fertile regions of Montenegro. Apart from the variety of fruit being cultivated here, the region of Crmnica is famous for vineyards and wine production.
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Durmitor National Park
Our guide to Durmitor National Park by our Montenegro local expert - Hiking in Durmitor - hike to your hearts content amidst some of the coutry's most exalted peaks, such as Bobotov kuk and Meded
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Herceg Novi
Herceg Novi is an astonishing place located in the Bay of Kotor, that is excellent for family vacations. It is also recognised for numerous music and theatre festivals that are taking place during the summertime!
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Igalo
Tucked away on the southwest coast of the Boka Bay, at the foot of Mount Orijen, the small town of Igalo is located. Igalo is a town in the municipality of Herceg Novi, which thanks to its geographical location and mild climate are one of the most attractive tourist sites on the Adriatic coast of Montenegro.
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Kolašin
Kolašin is one of the 24 Montenegrin municipalities. It is located in north-east Montenegro at the foothill of the mountains Bjelasica and Sinjajevina, covering
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Komovi Mountain
Many legends are mentioning the fairies existence in the Komovi region! This is a home of the unique flower sort in Balkans, called Androsace mathildae.
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Kotor
A UNESCO world heritage site, the well preserved medieval walled town of Kotor sits at the foot of Mt. Lovcen at the southern end of the Boka Kotorska Bay, a fjord that is unique in the Mediterranean.
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Lovcen National Park
The highest peaks of Mount Lovćen are Štirovnik at 1,749 meters above sea level and Jezerski Vrh, which is somewhat lower at 1,657 meters. What impresses most all those who decide to visit Lovćen is Njegoš's mausoleum - a monument where Petar II Petrović Njegoš, Montenegrin ruler and poet, rests. This mausoleum, built from 1970-1974, represents one of the most of important monuments of Montenegrin culture, and it’s considered to be one of the highest mausoleums in the world.
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National Park Prokletije
The youngest national park in Montenegro, but not less impressive than the other 4.
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Niksic
Niksic is the second largest town in Montenegro, right after Podgorica. It's important cultural, industrial and educational centre.
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North East Montenegro
The Northeast region of Montenegro is primarily a place of pure unspoilt nature. Many holidaymakers come to the region to seek unforgettable experiences in outstanding surroundings.
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Perast
Perast is a must visit spot in the Bay of Kotor, located in one of the most beautiful parts of the Bay with its impeccably preserved Venetian Gothic waterfront buildings.
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Petrovac
Several kilometres up the coast from Budva and south of Sveti Stefan lies Petrovac - one of the coast's more laid back and stylish resorts. Yet unblemished by high-rise hotels, it retains a tranquil air absent from many of the other resorts along this particular stretch of coastline.
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Pljevlja
Pljevlja is one of the best examples of the religious unity of the Montenegrin people. This can be seen through the preservation and worship of the two landmarks of this small, yet culturally rich northern town the Hussein Pasha’s Mosque and the Holy Trinity Monastery.
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Podgorica
Podgorica is extremely accessible and offers access to many locations in the country via train, bus, taxi, or the nearby international airport, which is 12 kilometres away from the city centre. Though it is not primarily a tourist area, as a business and media hub Podgorica is growing in stature.
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Rijeka Crnojevica
Rijeka Crnojevica is a small but very beautiful village on the river of the same name, within the Municipality of Cetinje. This is a very popular place for excursions, a getaway from the city to the outstanding nature. It is easily accessible from the highway Podgorica - Cetinje, but for the ones seeking adventures, there is also an old road that leads from Virpazar to Rijeka Crnojevica, where you can discover Montenegrin villages in the Crmnica region.
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Skadar Lake
Lake Skadar, about 25 km south of the capital Podgorica is Balkan's largest lake and one of Europe's largest bird reserves. It has an almost magical presence with ancient villages and monasteries dotted around the shore while the lake's shallow blue waters reflect the myriad colours of vegetation shimmering through the heat haze in the summer.
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Sveti Stefan
Our guide to Sveti Stefan by our Montenegro local expert - Take a swim in the bay's turquoise, blue flag water
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Tivat
Tivat is the youngest town within the Boka region, but even so, it shows the maturity of a fully-grown town and offers many fascinating and beautiful sights and destinations that must be seen by visitors to Montenegro.
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Ulcinj
Our guide to Ulcinj by our Montenegro local expert - Tour Ulcinj's ancient slave quarters, where Spanish writer Cervantes was once imprisoned
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Virpazar
Virpazar is a small fisherman village located between at the shores of Skadar Lake, close to the Capital Podgorica, but belonging to the municipality of Bar. Virpazar (at that time known as Vir) was first mentioned in 1242 in the charter of King Vladislav. Because of its important trading role that this small place had, the word 'Pazar' meaning the market has been added to its name Vir, keeping the name Virpazar (Vir-marketplace) up to these days.
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Zabljak
The town of Žabljak is located in the northwest of Montenegro, in the heart of Durmitor area. It is the largest municipality in this area and is the highest urban settlement in the Balkans at an altitude of 1450 meters above sea level.
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