UNIQUE MONTENEGRO:
TAILOR-MADE FOR YOU
AND YOUR PARTY

Porto Montenegro is an old naval base redeveloped into a state-of-the-art superyacht marina

With adjacent waterfront residences, hotels, restaurant and many other sports and leisure facilities. The marina is an ideal superyacht homeport with berths ranging from 12m to 250m.

Regent Porto Montenegro is set to be the best 5 star accommodation of the region.

Regent Porto Montenegro, nestled on palm-fringed shores along the Adriatic coast, offers the ultimate luxury retreat, located in the heart of Porto Montenegro village, Europe’s glamorous playground for the international elite. The hotel has international dining options, lively bars and a wide range of sports, leisure and cultural activities, the marina is an ideal super-yacht home-port with berths ranging from 12m to 250m.

Boka bay is the largest natural harbour in the eastern Mediterranean, and a UNESCO World Heritage site, it is one of the 25 loveliest bays in the world.

It is naturally divided into four smaller parts: the Herceg-Novi-bay, Risan- bay, Kotor-bay and Tivat-bay.

Kotor, UNESCO-status medieval-walled town, invites you to its rugged mountain-scape and turquoise sea.

During the Byzantine era Kotor was fortified with impressive city walls, which stretch 4.5km along the shoreline of the Kotor Bay. Four centuries of Venetian rule gave the city its typical Venetian look and Venetian influence remains predominant in today’s city architecture. Explore its rich and colorful history, present in the monumental frescoes, gothic facades, marble-work and ornate altars.

Perast is the sleepy baroque place near Kotor.

Perast is home to numerous palaces, fortresses and fortifications built between 1420 and 1797. Besides the impressive architecture, there are also two small islands characterizing Perast: the St. George island with a picturesque Benedictine abbey built in the centre and the Lady of the Rock island, the only man-made island in the Adriatic.

Explore the 12th century island of St. George and the Church of Our Lady of the Rock built in 1630.

Canyon of Tara is second deepest river canyon in the world, and European’s deepest canyon.

Take a helicopter flight over the Tara canyon mountain Lovcen tops, valleys, Skadar lake & rivers.

Zabljak is the village on the highest altitude of the Balkans.

The spectacular flight to Zabljak village is breathtaking; the dramatic landscape was formed by glaciers and is traversed by rivers, jagged canyons, and underground streams.

Skadar lake is the biggest lake on the Balkan Peninsula and it is a last asylum of Pelicans.

This territory is a witness to indescribable beauty with its overgrown coast, bays, capes and islands, all of which are the reason this is the most unique lake on the entire European continent.