From Serbs to Croats, from Albanians to Muslims, Montenegro has always been a country with a great multi-ethnic spirit, a favourite destination for those who want to immerse themselves in its history and its dream-like water framed by the coast of the Adriatic Sea.
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From Serbs to Croats, from Albanians to Muslims, Montenegro has always been a country with a great multi-ethnic spirit, a favourite destination for those who want to immerse themselves in its history and its dream-like water framed by the coast of the Adriatic Sea. The Bay of Kotor is of rare beauty: this fjord overlooking the Adriatic Sea and surrounded by high mountains takes its name from Kotor, the city protected by a wall whose historic centre is a succession of hidden alleys and small squares. Among Renaissance architecture and baroque sumptuousness, follow the sea breeze to the beaches of Bojova Kula and Bigovo, whose crystal-clear waters will make you fall even more in love with this land entirely to be explored.
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