10 Best Places in Montenegro for Travelling
Known for its captivating undulating vistas, rich history, and striking little towns, Montenegro remains an undiscovered treasure in the Balkans. Every traveler is bound to have everlasting memories from Montenegro given the best places to visit in Montenegro, from stunning coastline along the Adriatic sea to picturesque mountains and historic villages to explore. Set forth on your next adventure with these 10 astonishing destinations.
1. Kotor: A Medieval Marvel
Kotor boasts its medieval charm being inscribed on the UNESCO heritage list and it is one of the best places in Montenegro to visit. The town sits nestled conspicuously between towering mountains as well as breathtaking bays. Take a stroll through the cobblestoned streets of Old Town, hike along the city walls for spellbinding views of the bay, or visit the Saint Tryphon Cathedral and its archpriest’s church.
2. Budva: The Riviera’s Star
Often regarded as the wonder of Montenegro, Budva stands at the coast of Adriatic sea. The town is known for its picturesque medieval empires, bustling cafes, vibrant nightlife, and sandy beaches. All these factors make Budva a treasure for any traveler.
3. Sveti Stefan: A Luxury Island Retreat
On your exploration of Montenegro, do not forget to visit Montenegro’s most famous gem, Sveti Stefan. The tiny island turned luxury resort is a sight to behold. Although access to the islands is limited for the guests, the view of the dazzling beauty from the nearby beaches is breathtaking.
4. Durmitor National Park: A Natural Wonderland
Outdoor enthusiasts will want to make sure to visit the Durmitor National Park. It is home to Montenegro’s highest peak – Bobotov Kuk. Be sure to check out the Tara River Canyon too where you can hike through forests and soak in the breathtaking views from the peak.
5. Perast: A Baroque Beauty
This peaceful village is noted not only for its beauty but also for the famed Our Lady of the Rocks. This man-made island is home to an exquisite church and a museum that everyone must see.
6. Lake Skadar: A Tranquil Retreat
Being the largest lake in the Balkans, Skander is shared with Albania. Skadar lake offers a serene paradise for birdwatchers. There are many stunning architectural monasteries along the lake that you can kayak or boat to explore.
7. Herceg Novi : The Gateway to the Bay
This city is located at the entrance of bay of Kotor and is well known for its Mediterranean beauty. Be sure to check out Kanli Kula Fortress from the beach where you can also walk along the scenic promenade.
8. Cetinje: The Cultural Heart
Being a royal capital, Cetinje has rich culture that is full of breathtaking historical locations. Visit Cetinje Monastery or the former royal palace and you cannot miss the plethora of museums that detail the history of Montenegro in the royal capital of Montenegro.
9. Ulcinj: A Portrait of Turkish Culture
The city of Ulcinj, whose culture is steeped in Turkish history, has much to offer. One can either chill at the expansive beach Velika Plaza or visit the Old Town which is full of landmarks.
10. Biogradska Gora: A National Park Rich in Natural Beauty
Biogradska Gora National Park is one of the last two to three untouched forests in Europe and is a paradise for those who love nature. Walks around the serene Biogradska Lake or treks within the virgin forests rich in flora and fauna are awe inspiring.
Why Visit Montenegro?
Watch our video and discover the beauty Montenegro has to offer. From the indented shorelines, lake areas and serene mountains, one would never get diverse beauty like this anywhere else. One can never forget the experience of exploring Kotor’s ancient streets, hiking in Durmitor with lake Skadar beside you.
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