Kotor is an unmissable part of any trip to Montenegro, and for good reason! Although the city itself is fairly small and compact, there are so many surprises at every turn: From cobblestoned streets winding beneath historic stone…
With less than 15,000 inhabitants, only being mentioned in a few sentences in most travel guidebooks, and an unassuming blip on the map, Cetinje seems like any other typical Montenegrin city. However, Cetinje actually had a huge influence…
What if I told you that there is a gorgeous seaside town — with carefree boats bobbing from the waves, the sun shining on jaw-dropping Baroque palaces, and still very much under the radar — just a 15-minute…
Herceg Novi is hard to put into words, but this quote by famous Yugoslav poet Ivo Andrić comes pretty close: “This city of eternal greenery, sun and stairs stays stuck between the sea and the hill as a…
Ahh, Ulcinj. Beautiful, laidback, unique Ulcinj. Off the beaten path and hidden beneath the sands of south Montenegro, Ulcinj is famous for having the longest beach in Montenegro (more than 14 kilometers!) as well as being crowned New…
Montenegro is quickly becoming a popular tourist destination thanks to its close proximity to its wildly popular neighbors (Croatia and Serbia), more than 70 km of beaches, temperate weather almost all year ‘round, and hundreds of things to…