Montenegro (meaning “Black Mountain”), often referred to as the pearl of the Mediterranean, is located in the southern Adriatic Sea. After years of isolation - which it used in its favour - the small nation has emerged as one of Europe’s most promising tourist destinations. And it has a great deal going for it: atmospheric coastlines, beautiful, clean beaches, fjords, canyons, dense forests, crystal lakes, fas, invigorating rivers, snowy peaks with mesmerizing views, valleys packed with vineyards and olive groves, picturesque historical villages, and modern leisure resorts. Still untouched by mass tourism, visitors can explore the country in its largely unspoiled state. . Go for an early swim in the morning on one of its many naturally exquisite beaches, go for a ride on lake Skadar in the afternoon, and enjoy succulent traditional Montenegrin cuisine in the evening up in the mountains. We guarantee the journey will leave you speechless and wanting more.
