Welcome to Montenegro – The Jewel of the Adriatic

Discover a country where ancient history, breathtaking landscapes, and untouched coastline come together in a unique fusion of nature and culture. Montenegro, meaning “Black Mountain”, gets its name from the deep, dark forests that once blanketed its rugged terrain. Today, this captivating destination is one of Europe’s most enchanting hidden gems – and it’s waiting to be explored.

Home to the Southernmost Fjord in the World – Boka Bay

Nestled between towering cliffs and turquoise waters, Boka Bay, also known as the Bay of Kotor  is a natural marvel often referred to as the southernmost fjord in the world. Beyond its dramatic geography, the bay is dotted with charming coastal towns like Kotor and Perast – each echoing stories of seafarers, traders, and ancient civilizations.

290 Kilometers of Virgin Adriatic Coastline

Montenegro boasts 290 km of untouched, crystal-clear coastline, offering serene beaches, hidden coves, and luxury marinas. Whether you’re chasing waves in Budva or relaxing on the peaceful shores of Petrovac, the Montenegrin coast promises an unforgettable Adriatic experience.

Europe’s Deepest Canyon – Tara River Canyon

Adventure seekers, rejoice! The Tara River Canyon, the deepest canyon in Europe, plunges over 1,300 meters and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s a haven for white-water rafting, hiking, and taking in dramatic panoramic views of untouched wilderness.

Saint Tryphon Cathedral – Older Than Notre Dame

Step back in time at the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon in Kotor, built in 1166, making it 69 years older than Paris’ Notre Dame. This Romanesque masterpiece stands as a symbol of Montenegro’s rich medieval heritage and architectural splendor.

The World’s First Ecological State

In 1992, Montenegro made history by becoming the first country in the world to declare itself an ecological state in its constitution. Sustainability and environmental protection are not just values – they are part of the nation’s identity.

Home to the Oldest Olive Tree on Earth

Near the historic town of Bar, in a small village in the municipality of Bar, grows a living legend – an olive tree over 2,000 years old. This ancient tree stands as a testament to Montenegro’s deep connection to nature and tradition.

Grmožur – The “Montenegrin Alcatraz”

In the middle of Lake Skadar lies Grmožur, a tiny islet that once served as a prison during King Nikola’s reign. Now known as Montenegro’s Alcatraz, it’s a mysterious destination filled with stories from the past and stunning lake views.

One of Europe’s Longest Sandy Beaches – Velika Plaža

Stretching 12.5 kilometers, Velika Plaža in Ulcinj is one of the longest sandy beaches in Europe. Perfect for windsurfing, kitesurfing, and sun-soaked relaxation, it’s a beach lover’s paradise along the Adriatic coast.

Hollywood Came to Montenegro – Brad Pitt’s First Movie

Did you know? In 1987, Hollywood star Brad Pitt made his debut in Montenegro with the film Dark of the Sun. The movie captured the country’s dramatic landscapes and timeless charm – just as many filmmakers and visitors continue to do today.

Explore Montenegro – Where Nature, History & Culture Unite

From its ancient olive trees and medieval towns to its wild rivers and tranquil beaches, Montenegro offers a travel experience like no other. Whether you’re an adventurer, a history lover, or a seeker of serenity – Be In Montenegro, and let this breathtaking country tell you its story.