Tips & Tricks
Slovenska Plaza (near Budva) – this is reputed to be Budva’s largest and most heavily-populated beach – spanning about 5,000 ft. Framed by green hills on all sides and thatched umbrellas scattered along the shore, it is perfect for adult beach goers and children alike. Relax on Slovenska’s soft, sandy shore, and purchase a refreshing […]
Winter Carnival (Kotor) – celebrated every February, this one week event consists of musical events, children’s activities, and various festivities that celebrate local Montenegrin culture. With temperatures creeping up, this is the perfect chance to banish the winter blues with bright colors, music, masquerades, theatre, and plenty of good local food and drink. It’s now […]
Kayak Montenegro (Herceg Novi) –this outdoor outfit provides visitors with paddling day tours exploring the fjords of the Bay of Kodor. Visitors can also see the deserted Island of Mamula, the blue caves and the quaint villages of Zanijic, Rose, Risan, Perast and Kotor. Experience some of the most beautiful sceneries of the world. For […]
Miločer (beach) – this is also known as “King’s beach”. It is situated next to the Queen’s beach and it is surrounded by 18 acres of park which have some exotic species such as: Lebanon cedar, tropical mimosa, cactus, agaves and many others. The beach is 280m long and it is also a sandy beach. […]
Porto Montenegro (E-65, Tivat) — born out of the vision of its chief investor (Canadian businessman and former chairman of Barrick Gold, Peter Munk), the recently-opened Porto Montenegro’s marina – located just 15 minutes via car west of Kotor — utilizes the existing infrastructure of the former Yugoslav naval facility, upon which it is […]
Queen’s Beach (near Sveti Stefan) – located 500m from Sveti Stefan is one of the most beautiful beaches on the Adriatic Sea: the Queen’s beach. It faces West and offers the amazing sunset. It is a small beach, 200m long — situated under the former summer residence of the King Alexander Karadjordjevic. This was a […]