Montenegro holidays

Montenegro is known for its diverse cuisine with offerings ranging from fresh fish to tasty meat dishes and local cheese. With influences from Italy, Greece and Turkey, you’ll come across all sorts of mouthwatering plates as well international favourites such as beef burgers. Every region has its specialities, with its villages providing the most authentic dining experiences. Some of its flavoursome options include octopus salad, black risotto with cuttlefish and dried meat platters to start. When it comes to beverages, keep your eyes peeled for Vranac, a full-bodied red wine which has become a must-try when visiting Montenegro.

Home to an impressive 117 beaches with a desirable Adriatic location, Montenegro is a beach lover’s paradise. If you head to the popular shores in Budva, be prepared to share the sand with a stream of holidaymakers, while Sveti Stefan Beach is the place to point your camera as it overlooks a small islet positioned comfortably in its azure waters. Petrovac’s sand spots, found in Budva Riviera, come with two striking stretches with plenty of amenities, making them an ideal choice for families. For those seeking some secluded sunbathing, you can’t beat a trip to Queen’s Beach. Only accessible via the water, relax in beautiful surroundings with a backdrop of cliffs setting the tranquil tone.

Despite its small size, Montenegro is full of attractions. Whether you’re seeking adventure, want to explore ancient cities or discover the country’s natural assets, you won’t run out of things to do when you’re not soaking up the sun.

Discover UNESCO-protected beauty in Kotor: Kotor is one of them places which instantly demands your attention. Its Old Town comes with a UNESCO World Heritage status, with beautiful medieval buildings dominating the main square and restaurants hidden around every corner. From here, you can also explore the old harbour, where you’ll see huge cruise ships taking over the water. If you want to see Kotor in all of its glory, don’t miss out on a trip to the fortress. Sitting high above the town, walk the 1,500 steps to the top and take in unparalleled panoramas of the surrounding mountains and arresting blue waters. Our Lady of the Rocks is another must-see during your time in Kotor. This famous islet is home to a Roman Catholic church, which houses a fascinating museum.

Embark on a rafting adventure in the famous Tara River Canyon: This is one for the thrill-seekers! As the second deepest canyon in the world, after the Grand Canyon in Arizona, Tara River is one of Montenegro’s biggest claims to fame. Not only is this an excellent spot for taking photos with its remarkable scenery, but it’s also a hotspot for white-water rafting. Feel the adrenaline rush as you plunge over rocks and bump into waterfalls on this exhilarating wild water experience. Breathe in the fresh air with pine forests, hidden caves and dramatic cliffs making up your backdrop – this is an experience you won’t forget!