Central Region

The Central Region, harboring the capital city (Podgorica) and the old royal capital (Cetinje), contains a remarkable natural and cultural heritage. Cetinje is a town museum in which, at times, because of its multitude of old buildings, you have the feeling that time has come to a stand-still. Podgorica is located on a plain from where in half an hour you can get to the mountains or stunning Lake Skadar and in an hour, the seaside.

Northern Region

The North of Montenegro is known for its ski resorts, but is also favoured by mountaineers and visitors who can enjoy spectacular views of its mountain ranges and peaks in summer. The North abounds in gorgeous canyons, mountain peaks covered in snow even in summertime, thrilling caves and unusual lakes...

Coastal Region

Montenegro, resting on the shores of the Adriatic, a small sea maybe, but a wide-open gateway to Europe. Each coastal town tells its own story. Herceg Novi, a true Mediterranean botanical garden, a town of carnivals and artists. Kotor, a town of ancient seafarers, builders and scientists, a museum town. Budva, an open-air stage for theatrical performances and festivals, a town of stunning beaches and a thrilling night life. Ulcinj, a town of many cultures, the easternmost West and westernmost East.