Explore Montenegro
From ancient coastal towns to dramatic mountain peaks, discover every corner of this stunning Adriatic jewel — where to go, when to visit, and what not to miss.
Kotor Bay
Coastal
Kotor
A fortified medieval old town at the head of the bay.
Coastal
Perast
A tiny baroque town facing two island churches.
Coastal
Herceg Novi
The sunny “city of stairs” at the mouth of the bay.
Mountains
Njeguši
The mountain village of pršut and cheese.
Budva Riviera
Coastal
Budva
The Riviera’s buzzing beach-and-nightlife hub.
Coastal
Sveti Stefan
An iconic islet of terracotta roofs.
National Parks
Lovćen National Park
The black mountain that named the country.
Coastal
Petrovac
A calm, family-sized resort town with red-sand beaches and a Venetian fort.
Durmitor & the North
Cities & Towns
Pljevlja
A historic northern town of monasteries, mosques and mountain cooking.
Mountains
Žabljak
The gateway to Durmitor National Park.
National Parks
Durmitor National Park
UNESCO peaks, glacial lakes and the Black Lake.
National Parks
Tara Canyon
Europe’s deepest river canyon.
National Parks
Biogradska Gora
One of Europe’s last primeval forests.
Mountains
Kolašin
Montenegro’s mountain town — skiing in winter, rafting and forest walks in summer.
Lake Skadar
Lakes & Rivers
Lake Skadar
The Balkans’ largest lake and wine country.
Lakes & Rivers
Rijeka Crnojevića
A serpentine river village on Lake Skadar.
Lakes & Rivers
Virpazar
The little stone gateway to Lake Skadar — boat trips, birds and Crmnica wine.
