Luxury Montenegro Holidays
An oasis for those who enjoy active pursuits, the country provides mountains, lakes and forests to enjoy to your heart’s content. Why not hike up the famous Maja Kolata peak or kayak in the crystalline waters at its base? For those less inclined to be active but who still long for the outdoors, a sailing trip along the iconic fjord up to the fortified town of Kotor is a must.
If you prefer to get lost in the romance of the city rather than the woods, you have a plethora of idyllic choices before you. Bursting with a utopia of palazzos, churches, markets and heritage sites, your inner culture vulture will have no choice but to run wild through the streets, trying to see and do everything in one go. From the modern and thriving capital of Podgorica to the traditional orange-tiled roofs of the Italian-esque Budva, you’re sure to find a space to suit your holiday needs.
An oasis for those who enjoy active pursuits, the country provides mountains, lakes and forests to enjoy to your heart’s content. Why not hike up the famous Maja Kolata peak or kayak in the crystalline waters at its base? For those less inclined to be active but who still long for the outdoors, a sailing trip along the iconic fjord up to the fortified town of Kotor is a must.
If you prefer to get lost in the romance of the city rather than the woods, you have a plethora of idyllic choices before you. Bursting with a utopia of palazzos, churches, markets and heritage sites, your inner culture vulture will have no choice but to run wild through the streets, trying to see and do everything in one go. From the modern and thriving capital of Podgorica to the traditional orange-tiled roofs of the Italian-esque Budva, you’re sure to find a space to suit your holiday needs.
An oasis for those who enjoy active pursuits, the country provides mountains, lakes and forests to enjoy to your heart’s content. Why not hike up the famous Maja Kolata peak or kayak in the crystalline waters at its base? For those less inclined to be active but who still long for the outdoors, a sailing trip along the iconic fjord up to the fortified town of Kotor is a must.
If you prefer to get lost in the romance of the city rather than the woods, you have a plethora of idyllic choices before you. Bursting with a utopia of palazzos, churches, markets and heritage sites, your inner culture vulture will have no choice but to run wild through the streets, trying to see and do everything in one go. From the modern and thriving capital of Podgorica to the traditional orange-tiled roofs of the Italian-esque Budva, you’re sure to find a space to suit your holiday needs.
Relics from Montenegro's history give an intriguing insight into this spirited nation with star attractions, including the striking Ostrog Monastery, Njegoš Mausoleum and the UNESCO-listed Kotor town.
Steeped in History
Relics from Montenegro's history give an intriguing insight into this spirited nation with star attractions, including the striking Ostrog Monastery, Njegoš Mausoleum and the UNESCO-listed Kotor town.
Montenegro is home to stunning natural beauty. You'll find beautiful natural parks with bears and wolves, magnificent blue fjords and Europe's deepest canyon with the Tara River flowing through.
A Balkan Beauty
Montenegro is home to stunning natural beauty. You'll find beautiful natural parks with bears and wolves, magnificent blue fjords and Europe's deepest canyon with the Tara River flowing through.
Montenegro's wine production is little known outside the country, but you'll find some exceptional full-bodied reds and whites. Wash it down with Mediterranean coastal cuisine and local cheeses.
Wine and Dine
Montenegro's wine production is little known outside the country, but you'll find some exceptional full-bodied reds and whites. Wash it down with Mediterranean coastal cuisine and local cheeses.
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SIRO Boka Place
Montenegro, Europe
More than a hotel, this iconic lifestyle destination is where state-of-the-art wellness, natural beauty and family adventures combine to create opportunities for better living in the Balkan beauty of Montenegro.
More than a hotel, this iconic lifestyle destination is where state-of-the-art wellness, natural beauty and family adventures combine to create opportunities for better living in the Balkan beauty of Montenegro.
More than a hotel, this iconic lifestyle destination is where state-of-the-art wellness, natural beauty and family adventures combine to create opportunities for better living in the Balkan beauty of Montenegro.
The Chedi Luštica Bay
Montenegro, Europe
The Chedi Luštica Bay sits on the breathtaking Montenegrin coast between mountains and the Adriatic Sea. It has a spa steeped in Asian healing philosophies, private sandy beaches and restaurants serving authentic regional cuisine.
The Chedi Luštica Bay sits on the breathtaking Montenegrin coast between mountains and the Adriatic Sea. It has a spa steeped in Asian healing philosophies, private sandy beaches and restaurants serving authentic regional cuisine.
The Chedi Luštica Bay sits on the breathtaking Montenegrin coast between mountains and the Adriatic Sea. It has a spa steeped in Asian healing philosophies, private sandy beaches and restaurants serving authentic regional cuisine.
One&Only Portonovi
Montenegro, Europe
Located in the fjord-like Boka Bay, One&Only Portonovi is a tranquil escape surrounded by natural beauty. It has a private beach, spacious villas with pools and a world-leading wellness centre in partnership with Chenot.
Located in the fjord-like Boka Bay, One&Only Portonovi is a tranquil escape surrounded by natural beauty. It has a private beach, spacious villas with pools and a world-leading wellness centre in partnership with Chenot.
Located in the fjord-like Boka Bay, One&Only Portonovi is a tranquil escape surrounded by natural beauty. It has a private beach, spacious villas with pools and a world-leading wellness centre in partnership with Chenot.
Regent Porto Montenegro
Montenegro, Europe
Regent Porto Montenegro is a stylish hotel overlooking a fashionable yacht marina in Boka Bay. Ideal for couples and families, it has rooms, suites and penthouses across three wings, and some feature private pools.
Regent Porto Montenegro is a stylish hotel overlooking a fashionable yacht marina in Boka Bay. Ideal for couples and families, it has rooms, suites and penthouses across three wings, and some feature private pools.
Regent Porto Montenegro is a stylish hotel overlooking a fashionable yacht marina in Boka Bay. Ideal for couples and families, it has rooms, suites and penthouses across three wings, and some feature private pools.
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Regent Porto Montenegro
Regent Porto Montenegro is a stylish hotel overlooking a fashionable yacht marina in Boka Bay. Ideal for couples and families, it has rooms, suites and penthouses across three wings, and some feature private pools.
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Montenegro In A Nutshell
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Durmitor National Park is a must for would-be buccaneers. Home to canyons, rivers, forests and mountains, you won’t have to look hard to find a list of exciting activities here. We recommend the challenging hike up Bobotov Kuk. While it may seem a daunting task, you get a view more striking than you can imagine as a reward for your hard work.
For daring voyagers, a popular activity in Durmitor is canyoning in the mile-long Nevidio Canyon. Known as the ‘invisible’ canyon in reference to its small openings (some of which are no more than two metres wide) this adventure involves being carried by fast-flowing currents down the gorge’s twisted streams in a natural theme-park style ride. This is an activity that we recommend you do with an experienced guide.
For an adventure experience befitting a discerning traveller, why not jump aboard a luxury yacht cruise on the stunning Adriatic Sea? Sail yourself or hop aboard a private cruiser and take a seafaring expedition over the glassy waters.
Don’t Forget Your Kit
Montenegro is home to two of Europe’s most exciting (but as yet undiscovered) ski spots. From late December to early April, the powdered slopes of Durmitor and Kolašin become a downhill snowsport heaven, while the national park of Lovćen is a cross-country skier’s dream. Kolašin is packed with amenities to keep you active, while the snow in Durmitor is reliable almost down to the second. These spots are best reached via Podgorica Airport.
With so many mountain lakes and white-water fjords to take advantage of, you couldn’t possibly leave Montenegro without indulging in some rafting or kayaking. The most popular spots for these activities are Lake Skadar and Tara Canyon. Lake Skadar is a smoother watercourse, ideal for canoeing, kayaking or sailing whereas Tara Canyon is perfect for catching some thrilling rides on the rushing waves.
Soak Up The Culture
A must for any culture vulture, the coastal town of Kotor is a stunning area containing the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Old City of Kotor. Surrounded by a fortress-like border that’s reminiscent of the Great Wall of China in its tremendous proportions and stature. You can even walk along this impressive structure and get a really cool photo while doing it.
Budva is another stop you have to add to your Montenegro bucket list. More than 2500 years old, the city is home to some of Europe’s most superb and ancient places of worship, glorious beaches and vibrant nightlife. Its charming network of alleyways and side streets is home to boutique stores, craft markets and mouthwatering eateries.
The creation of Tito’s Blue Train, a private luxury express for the sole use of former president of the old Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito, made the country’s railways a cultural landmark that has to be seen to be believed.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Durmitor National Park is a must for would-be buccaneers. Home to canyons, rivers, forests and mountains, you won’t have to look hard to find a list of exciting activities here. We recommend the challenging hike up Bobotov Kuk. While it may seem a daunting task, you get a view more striking than you can imagine as a reward for your hard work.
For daring voyagers, a popular activity in Durmitor is canyoning in the mile-long Nevidio Canyon. Known as the ‘invisible’ canyon in reference to its small openings (some of which are no more than two metres wide) this adventure involves being carried by fast-flowing currents down the gorge’s twisted streams in a natural theme-park style ride. This is an activity that we recommend you do with an experienced guide.
For an adventure experience befitting a discerning traveller, why not jump aboard a luxury yacht cruise on the stunning Adriatic Sea? Sail yourself or hop aboard a private cruiser and take a seafaring expedition over the glassy waters.
Don’t Forget Your Kit
Montenegro is home to two of Europe’s most exciting (but as yet undiscovered) ski spots. From late December to early April, the powdered slopes of Durmitor and Kolašin become a downhill snowsport heaven, while the national park of Lovćen is a cross-country skier’s dream. Kolašin is packed with amenities to keep you active, while the snow in Durmitor is reliable almost down to the second. These spots are best reached via Podgorica Airport.
With so many mountain lakes and white-water fjords to take advantage of, you couldn’t possibly leave Montenegro without indulging in some rafting or kayaking. The most popular spots for these activities are Lake Skadar and Tara Canyon. Lake Skadar is a smoother watercourse, ideal for canoeing, kayaking or sailing whereas Tara Canyon is perfect for catching some thrilling rides on the rushing waves.
Soak Up The Culture
A must for any culture vulture, the coastal town of Kotor is a stunning area containing the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Old City of Kotor. Surrounded by a fortress-like border that’s reminiscent of the Great Wall of China in its tremendous proportions and stature. You can even walk along this impressive structure and get a really cool photo while doing it.
Budva is another stop you have to add to your Montenegro bucket list. More than 2500 years old, the city is home to some of Europe’s most superb and ancient places of worship, glorious beaches and vibrant nightlife. Its charming network of alleyways and side streets is home to boutique stores, craft markets and mouthwatering eateries.
The creation of Tito’s Blue Train, a private luxury express for the sole use of former president of the old Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito, made the country’s railways a cultural landmark that has to be seen to be believed.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Durmitor National Park is a must for would-be buccaneers. Home to canyons, rivers, forests and mountains, you won’t have to look hard to find a list of exciting activities here. We recommend the challenging hike up Bobotov Kuk. While it may seem a daunting task, you get a view more striking than you can imagine as a reward for your hard work.
For daring voyagers, a popular activity in Durmitor is canyoning in the mile-long Nevidio Canyon. Known as the ‘invisible’ canyon in reference to its small openings (some of which are no more than two metres wide) this adventure involves being carried by fast-flowing currents down the gorge’s twisted streams in a natural theme-park style ride. This is an activity that we recommend you do with an experienced guide.
For an adventure experience befitting a discerning traveller, why not jump aboard a luxury yacht cruise on the stunning Adriatic Sea? Sail yourself or hop aboard a private cruiser and take a seafaring expedition over the glassy waters.
Don’t Forget Your Kit
Montenegro is home to two of Europe’s most exciting (but as yet undiscovered) ski spots. From late December to early April, the powdered slopes of Durmitor and Kolašin become a downhill snowsport heaven, while the national park of Lovćen is a cross-country skier’s dream. Kolašin is packed with amenities to keep you active, while the snow in Durmitor is reliable almost down to the second. These spots are best reached via Podgorica Airport.
With so many mountain lakes and white-water fjords to take advantage of, you couldn’t possibly leave Montenegro without indulging in some rafting or kayaking. The most popular spots for these activities are Lake Skadar and Tara Canyon. Lake Skadar is a smoother watercourse, ideal for canoeing, kayaking or sailing whereas Tara Canyon is perfect for catching some thrilling rides on the rushing waves.
Soak Up The Culture
A must for any culture vulture, the coastal town of Kotor is a stunning area containing the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Old City of Kotor. Surrounded by a fortress-like border that’s reminiscent of the Great Wall of China in its tremendous proportions and stature. You can even walk along this impressive structure and get a really cool photo while doing it.
Budva is another stop you have to add to your Montenegro bucket list. More than 2500 years old, the city is home to some of Europe’s most superb and ancient places of worship, glorious beaches and vibrant nightlife. Its charming network of alleyways and side streets is home to boutique stores, craft markets and mouthwatering eateries.
The creation of Tito’s Blue Train, a private luxury express for the sole use of former president of the old Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito, made the country’s railways a cultural landmark that has to be seen to be believed.
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Our expert team of personal travel managers are ready to craft your perfect journey. From business trips to luxury leisure holidays, simply put your pin in the map, and we’ll make it happen.