If we had to describe the European country of Montenegro with only two words, those words are undoubtedly: "mountain” and “sea”.
Montenegro - Coast
If we had to describe the European country of Montenegro with only two words, those words are undoubtedly: "mountain” and “sea”.
St Stefan (Sveti Stefan)
And then, before our eyes Sveti Stefan appeared,...
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Budva, Montenegro
Two fish catching each other by the tail. It would be an appropriate symbol for many Mediterranean towns along the Adriatic. But it is Budva that holds the exclusive right to this mythological image, making use of it throughout the town, and even on souvenirs...
Herceg Novi, Montenegro
In order to fully appreciate each name, where it came from and what it means to this town, tourists should plan a visit spanning several days—this visit would also give tourists the opportunity to explore the city’s...
Kotor, Montenegro
The Old Town of Kotor lay in the shadows of the fearsome St. John’s Hill and the walls protecting this town are a fortification masterpiece at up to 15 meters wide and 20 meters high each. These walls are skillfully crafted into the natural steep...
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Bar, Montenegro
In the 9th century, Bar was known as Antivari/Antibari and remained under the same name, despite a change of rulership when duke Vojislav of Zeta defeated the Byzantine army in 1042. His son, Mihailo, was crowned King in 1077., Twelve...
Igalo, Montenegro
Ancient Romans used the term Nomen est omen, or, name in the essence, for things that were perfectly described by their name alone. This is also true of Igalo—the name signifying a long beach with therapeutic characteristics., ...
Becici - Rafailovici, Montenegro
Until recently, Bečići was referred to as a small village as it is separated from the main area in Budva by the narrow peninsula known as Zavala., Today, however, several exclusive hotels in Bečići run along the Budva ave, connecting...
Budva - Little tourist guide - The Old Town - Budva
Budva Tourist Guide, Budva is the reigning "tourist capital of Montenegro" for all the right reasons. As one of the Adriatic Sea's oldest cities, Budva's 2500 year history reaches back from the past...
Ulcinj
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...
Podgorica
The modern-day capital of Montenegro, Podgorica and is by far the country's largest city. For that reason there's a lot to be said and done in Podgorica and the city's tremendous historic and cultural importance to Montenegro is hard...
