A UNESCO heritage site, Kotor is one of the most fascinating cities in Montenegro. Located within one of the most beautiful bays in Europe, the Bay of Kotor (Boka Kotorska), this medieval city is famous for its ancient walls, labyrinthine alleys and St. Tryphon's Cathedral.

Activities: Stroll through the historic streets, visit the museums, climb the walls to admire the breathtaking view of the bay.

Located on the Bay of Kotor, Perast is a small, picturesque village that retains a unique charm with its baroque churches and Venetian palaces. From the shore you can reach two splendid islands, Nostra Signora delle Rocce and San Giorgio.

Activities: Explore the baroque architecture, take a boat ride to the islands and relax in cafes along the coast.

Budva is one of the most popular destinations for beach tourism in Montenegro. In addition to sandy beaches, Budva boasts a well-preserved old town, surrounded by medieval walls, with stone houses and charming narrow streets.

Activities: Enjoy the beaches, explore the historic centre, experience the lively nightlife and attend summer festivals.

Arguably Montenegro's most iconic symbol, Sveti Stefan is a fortified island connected to the mainland by a thin strip of sand. Today it is a luxury resort, but its beauty remains unparalleled.

Activities: Admire the island from the outside, enjoy the surrounding beaches and, if possible, stay in the luxury resort.

Located near the Croatian border, Herceg Novi is a historic spa town that combines Venetian and Ottoman influence. The city is known for its botanical gardens, panoramic stairways and fortresses.

Activities: Visit Kanli Kula fortress, walk along the seafront and enjoy the hot spring baths.

Once a small fishing village, Tivat is now one of Montenegro's most modern resorts thanks to Porto Montenegro, a luxury marina that attracts yachts from all over the world. The city is a combination of ancient and modern, with historic villas and world-class restaurants.

Activities: Admire the yachts in Porto Montenegro, go luxury shopping, explore the Lustica peninsula.

Located near the border with Albania, Ulcinj has a culture rich in Mediterranean and Ottoman influences. It is famous for its long, sandy beaches, such as Velika Plaža, which stretches for over 13 km.

Activities: Enjoy the sun on the beach, explore the ancient citadel and enjoy water sports such as kitesurfing.

Petrovac is a quiet coastal town, ideal for those seeking relaxation away from the crowds. It has a relaxed atmosphere, with beautiful beaches surrounded by pine and olive trees.

Activities: Relaxing on the beaches, walking along the seafront and visiting the nearby island of Katič.

Bar is both a modern and historic city. The old town of Stari Bar is a fascinating labyrinth of medieval ruins, while the coastal area offers a wide choice of beaches.

Activities: Explore Stari Bar, visit the famous Bar Olive Tree (one of the oldest olive trees in the world), and swim in the clear waters.

Located on the Lustica peninsula, Žanjice is famous for its crystal clear waters and white pebble beaches. It is a quiet and uncrowded destination, perfect for those looking for an escape from the crowds.

Activities: Swimming and snorkeling in the clear waters, take a boat trip to the Blue Cave (Plava Špilja), a natural wonder.

Rose is a charming fishing village located on the Lustica peninsula. This quiet corner of Montenegro offers an authentic and relaxed atmosphere.

Activities: Walk along the coast, explore the village and enjoy traditional cuisine in local restaurants.