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Visit Kotor Old City, Piazza of the Arms, Altstadt in Budva, Statua Ballerina and more.
For a country that you could drive across in a day, you will be amazed at just how alluring Montenegro (‘Black Mountain’) is. With its three contrasting southern, central and northern regions, you can look forward to a striking range of landscapes, climates and activities. Few places in the world can give you picturesque beaches, lakes, mountains, valleys, canyons, caves, tranquil countryside and ancient towns in an area covering 13,812 km2. Sharing its borders with Albania, Croatia, Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro includes a stunning coastal belt along the Adriatic Sea.
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What is Montenegro known for?
Must-see landmarks
The southern, coastal zone with its Mediterranean climate has long, hot, dry summers and short, mild winters. Medieval monuments and architecture in the UNESCO-listed Old Town of Kotor are a must-see. As the eastern Mediterranean’s largest natural harbour, the Bay of Kotor’s deep water marina is home to super yachts, international boutiques, exquisite restaurants and a 64-meter infinity pool and lounge bar. Switch between areas dating as far back as the 12th century - with a significant landmark being the church ‘Our Lady of the Rock’ - and the latest 21st century mod cons in the luxury shopping village of Porto Montenegro.
Traditional cuisine
Landscape
Montenegro Travel Tips
On Luxury Gold tours, your Travelling Concierge is fluent in the local language and culture. Before you go, here is more information about Montenegro.
Currency
Euro (EUR, €)
Time Difference
London GMT + 1hr
When to go: April-September for the warmest temperatures; crowds on the coast reach their peak in July and August so visiting in June or September might be preferable.
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