Sailing and tourism, which have long been recognized in the world as a winning combination by linking enjoyment and profit, have recently begun to enjoy the place they deserve in Montenegro as well. One of the regattas with the longest tradition not only

Although it was late in the afternoon we wanted to make the most of this day during the May-day holidays, and so we set off for Miriste in a lovely wooden boat from the jetty in front of the Hotel "Plaza" in Herceg Novi, to visit the island

Fascinada - The Bay of Kotor is an inexhaustible treasure house of delightful traditional celebrations and national customs. Without doubt one of the most attractive is the Fascinada, an ancient custom from the Bay in honor of Our Lady of Skrpelj and

Tourism - The greatest recognition of the quality of a beach is the environmental award the Blue Pennant. It is awarded by an international jury made up of representatives of the European Union and the World Tourist Organization. It is a sign of strictly

Montenegro is one of the few places in the world where you can swim in the warm Adriatic sea and in just over an hour's walk can be skiing on the slopes of Mount Orjen, enjoying its attractions. On this jewel of the hinterland of the Bay of Kotor the

Although I have spent the greater part of my life in Herceg Novi and I reckon myself to be one of those people who make an effort to be as well informed as possible about the history and events of everything around us in this beautiful town and the neighborhood

Until recently being recognized as an independent Mediterranean country in it’s own right, Montenegro has slept for decades in the minds of many knowledgeable travelers who ultimately, didn’t want to see this rich and beautiful country on

Text and photographs: Djordjije Kalezic

In Bar, cultures meet and seem to mix in breathtaking ways.  In the intervening thousands of years since being settled during Neolithic times, Bar has continued to grow while maintaining ancient

Panorama of Tivat Tivat is the newest and smallest municipality in the Bay of Kotor. It did not begin to grow and develop as an urban centre until the end of the nineteenth century. Altogether it covers about 46 km2 and has a population of about 13.000