EXPLORE MONTENEGRO

Montenegro is a small country in Southern Europe located on the Balkan Peninsula. Every year, it attracts a lot of tourists with its ancient history, incredible mountains, and wonderful Adriatic Sea coast. Travelling around Montenegro is interesting and safe, you can go here with your family or friends or solo. Moreover, it is quite affordable compared to other European countries.
Montenegro is not only an ideal destination for relaxing on the beach but also a paradise for adventure enthusiasts, offering hiking, paragliding, kitesurfing, ziplining, birdwatching, and winter skiing.

Probably the best way to enjoy the beauty of Montenegro’s unique nature is to visit its national parks, which cover about 10% of the country’s territory. There are five national parks here (each very different and worth visiting): Lovćen, Lake Skadar, Prokletije, Biogradska Gora, and Durmitor.

Let’s visit together the most interesting cities and towns in Montenegro, including the old royal capital Cetinje, the famous Kotor located near the southernmost fjord in Europe, and Budva, known for its Old Town and great beaches.

Also, we explore the important Adriatic seaport Bar, picturesque resort Petrovac, Herceg Novi with its 100,001 steps, small Perast, which was really powerful during the Venetian epoch, Risan with unique Roman mosaics, small town near Lake Piva Plužine and Tivat with its luxurious marine Porto Montenegro.

Would you like to know more about this country, its history, culture, cuisine and people and find out whether Montenegro is a travel destination of your dream? Then let’s start travelling around Montenegro – explore Montenegro with us! If you are still not sure where to begin the journey, then look at our guides about the top 10 things to do in Montenegro, what to eat and what to drink here.

Are you interested only in the best and the most interesting objects Montenegro can suggest to you? Then look no further and go through our lists of the best beaches, hiking trails, scenic drives, fortresses, viewpoints, lakes, bridges and museums of Montenegro.

Montenegro borders Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Kosovo (warning: Serbia doesn’t recognize Kosovo as an independent state) and Albania. If you have enough time, you can combine visiting these countries with your stay in Montenegro (distances are not large here, so usually you can go by car, bus or train and it won’t take much time). Here are some of the ideas of what sights to visit.