Text: Anita Brajević
Photos: Ivan Stojanović and montenegro.com



When we first ventured to Kumbor, we had heard about the place but never had a chance to go.  When a friend offered that we stay in her home near

After a long while your reporters have managed to get together again. We have come from different parts of the world to the same place, in order to attempt once again to bring Montenegro closer to you in the most beautiful way we can. And so, cheerful

Throughout the ages, the areas we often talk about along Montenegro’s “Riviera” coast have been frequented by travelers of all types, in particular European royalty that found in Montenegro some of Europe’s most luxurious

Keen to show you as much as possible of the atmosphere of their native country, your devoted reporters have set off on another unforgettable journey.

This time their subject is the beauty and sights of the Bay of Kotor.

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

Have you heard of the Don Quixote of Montenegro?  History tells us that the famous Spanish author, the same Miguel Cervantes who penned the famous book Don Quixote, was held captive in Ulcinj for several years after being captured at sea by Corsair

Traveling along the idyllic shore of the Bay of Kotor, we made our way towards a village perched on the water’s edge and the town’s church steeples marked our way. Risan, perhaps the oldest of the famous Montenegrin settlements on the greater

At the crack of dawn in the bay, while even the hard working seagulls were still sleeping peacefully, your intrepid reporters set out on new exploits! Today's target was the legendary Lustica,

And then, before our eyes Sveti Stefan appeared,