City break & active tours

It offers a mix of rugged mountains, pristine beaches, medieval towns, and stunning natural parks, making it a rising star in European tourism. 

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Most Important Cities to Visit

1. Kotor - A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its well-preserved medieval architecture and stunning location in the Bay of Kotor with Kotor Old Town, San Giovanni Fortress (beautiful view) and Maritime Museum.

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2. Budva - Known for its vibrant nightlife, sandy beaches, and historical charm with Budva Old Town, Mogren Beach: A picturesque beach close to the Old Town and Sveti Stefan (A luxury island resort).

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3. Perast - A serene coastal town with baroque architecture. The most popular sight is  Our Lady of the Rocks, which is an artificial island with a church and museum.

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4. Podgorica - The capital city blends modernity with cultural and natural attractions such as the Millennium Bridge, Lake Skadar National Park, which is ideal for birdwatching and boat tours and a historic site of the city. 

 

5. Cetinje - Montenegro’s old royal capital, rich in history and culture, famous for Cetinje Monastery (home to significant religious relics).​

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Active tourism 

From dramatic mountain ranges and pristine rivers to Mediterranean cuisine and local wine, Montenegro offers a blend of adventure and gastronomy that caters to diverse traveler interests.

1. Adventure sports 

The best area for these activities are the national parks.

Durmitor National Park:

• Tara River Canyon -the second-deepest canyon in the world - known for world-class rafting and zip-lining over the canyon. Offers thrilling white-water experiences with rapids of varying difficulty.

Biogradska Gora National Park: 

• Biogradsko Lake and scenic eco-trails: Hiking through one of Europe’s last remaining primeval forests, lake exploration, and birdwatching.

Lake Skadar National Park:

• Ideal area for kayaking, birdwatching (pelicans and herons), and cycling around the lake. Also, the area is well - known for the scenic boat tours and visits to island monasteries.

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2. Water sports 

The most famous places for any type of water sport are located at the Adriatic Sea.

• Bay of Kotor: Sea kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding.

• Budva Riviera: Beaches and water sports.

• Sveti Stefan: A luxurious island resort and nearby coastal trails.

• Ulcinj: Kite surfing at Velika Plaža, the longest beach in Montenegro.

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3. Sports in the Mountains:

• Prokletije Mountains: Known as the "Accursed Mountains," offering challenging trekking routes.

• Komovi Mountains: A paradise for experienced hikers and nature lovers.

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4. Extreme Sports:

• Paragliding over the Budva Riviera or Kotor Bay.

• Canyoning in Nevidio Canyon, one of Europe’s most beautiful gorges.

• Horseback riding in Katuns (traditional highland shepherd settlements).

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Montenegro’s small size allows visitors to enjoy multiple outdoor activities in one trip,  from coastal adventures to mountain expeditions. It’s pristine environment and well-preserved ecosystems make it a  paradise for ecotourism.