Montenegro

About Montengro

Sitting on the border between the East and the West, Montenegro is a destination that offers something for everyone. You can start the day in the capital, Podgorica, before exploring the white sands and crystal-clear shores of the Adriatic coast. Travel into the incredible mountain ranges, which earned the country its name, and spend the afternoon skiing down snow-covered slopes.

The climate is mild for the Adriatic, with warmer winters and slightly cooler summers compared to its neighbours, so you can rely on comfortable conditions all year round.

The small coastal village of Sveti Stefan is a must for all travellers. Built on a tiny islet 3.7 miles southeast of the town of Budva, Sveti Stefan showcases everything that attracts visitors to the Adriatic including mouth-watering cuisine, breath-taking vistas and a rich history.

The premier coastal town of Tivat is slightly off the beaten track, but another great stop-off in Montenegro. Gaze at the super yachts docked in Porto marina before sitting down for dinner alongside the beach.