Local Recommendations from our My Guide Montenegro team

The Montenegrin coastal town of Bar is an increasingly popular location for tourism and holidaymakers, and like many of the towns in Montenegro comprises of a history with a healthy mix of diverse cul...

The Bay of Kotor, known locally as Boka Kotorska, is one of the most impressive features along the entire Adriatic coast. In terms of its natural beauty, it is hard to beat anywhere in Europe. Towerin...

  Bijelo Polje is the third-largest city in Montenegro, and it is considered to have one of the most favourable geographical positions in the country. It is located at the crossroads of the Belgrade...

  Being the smallest of five national parks in Montenegro and covering an area of 5.650 ha, National Park Biogradska Gora is situated in the north-eastern part of Montenegro, belonging to the mu...

Historic and Scenic Budva The coastal town of Budva in Montenegro is one of the oldest settlements across the whole of the Adriatic coast with documented references of the town dating back to the 5...

Budva Riviera and the Island City​ In western Montenegro, 22 miles (35 kilometres) of Adriatic coast known more widely as the Budva Riviera, lies around the city of Budva. This expanse encom...

Central Montenegro has it all: commercial retail areas, mountainous regions, traditional architecture, and a myriad of holiday and tourism activities. Visitors to the area can pass through the country...

Cetinje is a town of great historical heritage that was founded in the 15th century by Ivan Crnojević, where he had chosen to build a castle in 1482. It is believed that Cetinje is first mentioned in...

  Crmnica is a small region in Montenegro, located in between mountains and coast, which is administratively located within the territory of the municipality of Bar. Placed between the Paštrovi...

The Durmitor National Park is the largest of the country's five designated parks, packed with jagged peaks, theatrical canyons - most obviously the stunning Tara River canyon with its wild thrashing r...

  Situated on the slopes of the Mount Orjen, the highest mountain in the Dinaric Alps, Herceg Novi faces the entrance to one of the most beautiful bays in the world the Bay of Kotor. Founded ...

  Montenegro is a country that has significant potential regarding health tourism and its valorisation. The specific configuration of the mountain massifs, its closeness to the Adriatic Sea, and...

  Kolašin is one of the 24 Montenegrin municipalities. It is located in north-east Montenegro at the foothill of the mountains Bjelasica and Sinjajevina, covering the surface of 900 km2. Laying...

About Komovi Besides Durmitor and Prokletije, Komovi is the third most impressive mountain range in Montenegro. As described by many visitors: 'Komovi meet the clouds and impressively dominate in t...

A UNESCO world heritage site, the well preserved medieval walled town of Kotor sits at the foot of Mt. Lovcen at the southern end of the Boka Kotorska Bay, a fjord that is unique in the Mediterranean....

  National park Lovćen is one of the 5 national parks in Montenegro, which cover 7.7% of the territory of Montenegro. Spreading over municipalities of Cetinje and Budva, NP Lovćen has been a n...

About NP The National Park Prokletije, as of 2009, is the youngest national park in Montenegro, completing Montenegrin natural wealth together with the other 4 national parks. Located in the north-...

The central part of Montenegro is mostly known by our capital city Podgorica. But there is so much more to explore in this part of our country. For example, there's a town known as a birthplace of a l...

  The Northeast region of Montenegro is primarily a place of pure unspoilt nature. Many holidaymakers come to the region to seek unforgettable experiences in outstanding surroundings. This regio...

  The small tranquil town of Perast is situated at the foot of St. Elijah Hill (873m), opposite the narrow Verige strait where the bays of Risan and Kotor converge. The UNESCO protected town wit...

  Several kilometres up the coast from Budva and south of Sveti Stefan lies Petrovac - one of the coast's more laid back and stylish resorts. Yet unblemished by high-rise hotels, it retains a tr...

  The third biggest municipality in Montenegro, located in the north of the country, and bordered by the rivers of Tara, Ćehotina, and Breznica, is Pljevlja. The area of Pljevlja has been conqu...

  With a population of almost 200.000 (30% of the total Montenegrin population), Podgorica is the largest city and the capital of Montenegro and covers an area of about 1,500 square kilometres, ...

  Rijeka Crnojevica is a small but very beautiful village on the river of the same name, within the Municipality of Cetinje. This is a very popular place for excursions, a getaway from the city ...

  Lake Skadar, about 25 km south of the capital Podgorica is Balkan's largest lake and one of Europe's largest bird reserves. It has an almost magical presence with ancient villages and monaster...

  One of the most iconic images associated with Montenegro is the tiny islet of Sveti Stefan. The amazingly picturesque island is perched on an outcrop of rock and joined to the mainland by a narrow...

Time to Travel to Tivat In southwest Montenegro, located within the Bay of Kotor, is the coastal town of Tivat. This popular resort attracts travellers and holidaymakers from near and far and is ri...

  The coastal town of Ulcinj in Montenegro is the southernmost town on the Adriatic coast in Montenegro. The wider area has had inhabitants since the Bronze Age, according to the dating of tombs in ...

  Virpazar is a small fisherman village located between at the shores of Skadar Lake, close to the Capital Podgorica, but belonging to the municipality of Bar. It lies on the place where rivers ...

    The town of Žabljak is located in the northwest of Montenegro, in the heart of Durmitor area. It is the largest municipality in this area and is the highest urban settlement in the ...