Guide to Montenegro

Montenegro, often referred to as a land of sun, sea, and contrasts, is a welcoming destination that caters to a wide range of tourists. Whether you're a fan of lively and fun-filled adventures in Budva, a romantic soul looking to wander the charming streets of Herceg-Novi, or someone who appreciates Byzantine motifs found in Kotor, Montenegro has something to offer. Budget-conscious travelers will find value in Tivat, while those seeking a glamorous getaway can opt for Perast, known as the city of millionaires, or the exclusive retreat of celebrities, St. Stephen's Island.

Montenegro is also a family-friendly destination, with various beaches suitable for children, ranging from sandy to rocky shores, and some even featuring both pebble and sand sections. Whether you prefer the bustling Slavyanski beach, the more secluded Mogren beaches, the therapeutic options in Igalo and Ulcinj Riviera, or the tranquil settings of Žanica, Becici, Rafailovici, and the exclusive Milovac, King and Queen, or Sveti Stefan Island beaches, there's a perfect spot for every preference.

For nature enthusiasts, Montenegro offers breathtaking experiences in the canyons of the Tara, Moraca, and Komarica rivers, as well as within the Durmitor and Lovcen national nature reserves. You can also explore the stunning landscapes around the Black, Skadar, and Piva lakes.

Montenegro is a country steeped in religious heritage, with numerous churches and monasteries. Legend has it that one town alone boasts 365 churches. Pilgrims from all over the world visit Montenegro to pay homage to holy sites like the Ostrog, Moraca, and Cetinje monasteries, as well as the Church of the Mother of God on the Rock, the Cathedral of St. Tryphon, the Church of St. Luke, and many other sacred places.