Explore with us the most beautiful pearls of South Adriatic starting from Montenegro which combines a spectacular destination with a world-class marina, 5*hotels, leisure and cultural activities, UNESCO protected monuments and towns.
Boka Bay is among 25 loveliest bays in the world.
Kotor is home to 18 churches and cathedrals.
More than 200 bird species in the Krka River area.
Breathtaking and beautiful, the beauty of the Bay of Kotor will leave you speechless, it is often called Europe’s southernmost fjord with towering peaks surrounding rocky coastline and dotted with centuries-old seaside towns.
Built in 1166 AD, it is regarded as one of the best preserved and most beautiful medieval fortified towns in the Mediterranean. Kotor is home to 17 churches and 1 cathedral.
An essentially Medieval town reshaped by Baroque planners after a disastrous earthquake of 1667, Dubrovnik’s historic core seems to have been suspended in time ever since.
Looming high above the town and lit with a golden glow at night, this medieval castle occupies the site of an ancient Illyrian settlement dating from before 500 BC.
Stone houses and narrow streets are a perfect blend of the glorious past and the challenging present. The charm of this city is hard to resist. In every step, you can feel the Mediterranean inviting you to feel the warmth of the city where the stone and sun have been meeting each other for centuries.
It is definitely a “must see” when you travel to the Croatian coastline. The Park is specific for it’s magnificent composition of colors and fragrances, as well as for it’s fantastic “sound system” created by the author known as Mother Nature. Exceptional for their natural value, Krka waterfalls include preserved eco systems with over than 200 bird species living in the area, making it one of the most valuable ornithological areas in Europe.
Breathtaking and beautiful, the beauty of the Bay of Kotor will leave you speechless, it is often called Europe’s southernmost fjord with towering peaks surrounding rocky coastline and dotted with centuries-old seaside towns.
Built in 1166 AD, it is regarded as one of the best preserved and most beautiful medieval fortified towns in the Mediterranean. Kotor is home to 17 churches and 1 cathedral.
An essentially Medieval town reshaped by Baroque planners after a disastrous earthquake of 1667, Dubrovnik’s historic core seems to have been suspended in time ever since.
Looming high above the town and lit with a golden glow at night, this medieval castle occupies the site of an ancient Illyrian settlement dating from before 500 BC.
Stone houses and narrow streets are a perfect blend of the glorious past and the challenging present. The charm of this city is hard to resist. In every step, you can feel the Mediterranean inviting you to feel the warmth of the city where the stone and sun have been meeting each other for centuries.
It is definitely a “must see” when you travel to the Croatian coastline. The Park is specific for it’s magnificent composition of colors and fragrances, as well as for it’s fantastic “sound system” created by the author known as Mother Nature. Exceptional for their natural value, Krka waterfalls include preserved eco systems with over than 200 bird species living in the area, making it one of the most valuable ornithological areas in Europe.
