The largest lake in the Balkans, shared with Albania, with islands topped by monasteries and fortresses, water lilies and reed beds, and a rich birdlife, including Dalmatian pelicans.
Boat trips leave from Virpazar, a village with a few restaurants serving carp and eel. The Pavlova Strana viewpoint over the horseshoe bend of the Crnojević River is famous. Taste local Vranac wine in the villages. It's about 30 minutes from Podgorica.
A tiny fortified island village, linked to the mainland by a narrow causeway, turned into an exclusive hotel.
The mausoleum of Petar II Petrović-Njegoš, the poet and prince-bishop of Montenegro, on the summit of Jezerski Vrh in the Lovćen National Park, reach…
A winding bay surrounded by steep limestone mountains, often called Europe's southernmost fjord.
A Serbian Orthodox monastery built into a vertical cliff face, 900 m above the Bjelopavlići plain, one of the most visited pilgrimage sites in the Ba…
A mountain national park with 23 peaks over 2,200 m and glacial lakes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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