Montenegro

Montenegro is known for its 180 miles of coastline, sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters and ancient, shoreside towns. There are also five national parks, offering untouched nature and opportunities to explore the country's incredible wild beauty.

The abundance of attractions can feel overwhelming: glacial lakes in the north; one of Europe's largest single vineyards; the world's highest mausoleum, on Lovćen, near the former royal capital Cetinje; the stunning Kotor Bay; the Venetian walled town Budva. But so compact is the country that it's possible to experience Montenegro's many sides in just a few days. 

Seeking new culinary experiences? Montenegro does not disappoint. Its blend of cultures is reflected in the national cuisine: Mediterranean flavours mix with cultural influences to create amazing, gourmet offerings. Whether you're at one of the many markets around the country or at a restaurant, you'll enjoy delicious organic produce and traditional dishes.