Budva’s pebble beaches, crystal-clear sea and mild climate place it among the most beautiful coasts in the world and it truly represents the crown of Montenegrin tourist offering.
The Old Town is a place of important historic and religious monuments, galleries, boutiques and cafes and during the summer it turns into a theatrical stage!
4 km
Sveti Stefan, once a fishing village on a reef island, today a unique tourist attraction.
A sand stripe with two beaches, one on each side, connects it to the mainland.
It is popular with heads of state, important politicians, movie stars, famous athletes and other members of the elite.
3,5 km
Boka Kotorska is a large and outspread bay, one of the most beautiful bays in the Mediterranean. It is naturally divided in four smaller bays. Along the bay lie neat and tame seaside towns as monuments to culture and witnesses to once rich marine and cultural life. Behind them high mountains rise up into the sky, protecting them from the cold northern climate and making Boka an oasis of Mediterranean flora.
25 km - Kotor
The historic metropolis of Montenegro, Cetinje, is located beneath Lovćen Mountain and the national park of the same name. The mountain top is crowned with the Mausoleum built in honor of Petar II Petrovic Njegoš, a poet and the most famous of all Montenegrin bishops. Today Cetinje is a museum with the best preserved weapon collections in the Balkans.
25 km - Cetinje, 40 km - Lovcen
Podgorica, a city that lies on six rivers, is the metropolis and administrative center of Montenegro.
Here you can enjoy autochthonous specialties, theatrical performances, sightseeing tours and visit museums and archives.
60 km
Skadarsko Lake is only seven kilometers from the sea and it is the last pelican resort in Europe. In addition to being the largest ornithological reservation in the Balkans, it is also one of the last freshwater swamps in the Mediterranean and the biggest lake in the Balkans.
Rijeka Crnojevica, a small town on the river of the same name that flows into Skadarsko Lake, used to be an important economic centre, and today it is a must-see tourist destination.
40 km - Rijeka Crnojevica
The Ostrog Monastery is the most important sanctum and a place of pilgrimage in Montenegro. It has been carved into mountain, often hidden by clouds and fog. This is a place where miracles happen.
85 km
The Tara River is part of the Durmitor National Park. Soil erosion has created the second largest canyon in the world (the first one is in Colorado), and adventurous tourists come here to enjoy rafting in this unforgettable place.
175 km - Đurđevic Tara
Durmitor
The National Park Durmitor and Mount Durmitor are natural monuments protected by the UNESCO and entered into UNESCO's Registry of World Cultural and Natural Heritage. The site has 49 peaks over 2000 meters in height, 5 canyons, 18 lakes and 748 springs of clear mountain water.
190 km - Zabljak
Biogradska gora
Biogradska gora is one of the last three rainforests in Europe with more than 220 different types of plants, 150 sorts of birds and 350 sorts of insects.
Take the deepest breath and feel the air of nature that exists nowhere else!
110 km - Kolašin
Dubrovnik is one of the best preserved medieval towns in the Mediterranean, whose walls surround an excellently preserved network of public and private, sacral and secular buildings from all periods of this town’s history, from its founding in the 7th century.
110 km
Shkoder
The town of Skadar situated on the coat of Skadar Lake is one of the oldest and historically most important towns in Albania. It is a center of culture and economy dominated by the Rozafa Fortress located in the old town center.
110 km