Coast of Montenegro, weather forecast for a week
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Montenegrin sailing routes
The coastline of Montenegro is just over 300 km long, there are only 14 islands in the water area of the country, however, the natural beauty of local places and local hospitality is more than offset.
The Montenegrin coast is divided into two parts: the Bay of Kotor (in which the Tivat, Kotor and Herceg Novi Rivieras are located) and the coastline of the Budva, Bar and Ulcinj Rivieras, open to the Adriatic Sea. Recreation on a yacht in Montenegro will be appreciated by people with different tastes - no fans of quiet pastime or supporters of active leisure will get bored here.
Herceg Novi & Tonnels Herceg Novi & Tonnels
Herceg Novi meets and sees off everyone who visits the Bay of Kotor. The city stands directly opposite the only sea entrance to the bay.
Perast, Bay of Kotor Perast, Bay of Kotor
The tiny medieval town of Perast is like a pretty decoration, built to decorate the Bay of Kotor and for the meetings of seafarers.
Sveti Đorđe in front of Perast Sveti Đorđe in front of Perast
Sveti Đorđe: St. George's Island - challenge to the Pope
Gospa od Škrpjela in front of Perast Gospa od Škrpjela in front of Perast
Gospa od Škrpjela: Our Lady on the Rocks is a man-made island of seafarers.
Kotor, Montenegro Kotor, Montenegro
Go into the city through the main sea gate, like everyone who came here by sea.
Kotor - video review of the marina Kotor - video review of the marina
A video story of our friends about the features of the yacht parking in Kotor, security and amenities (and what else does a yachtsman need?). A bit about the city and sights.
Tivat and Porto Montenegro Tivat and Porto Montenegro
Caramel Makiyato with megayacht view - SimpleSail fleet base
Islands opposite Tivat Islands opposite Tivat
Opposite the city of Tivat, between it and the peninsula Lustica are two islands. Incredible neighbors, a combination of the incongruous: Gospa od milosrđa and Sveti Marko (Stradioti).
Muo – next to Kotor Muo – next to Kotor
It is the small fishing village, located at the bottom of mountains on the western shore of the Bay of Kotor, 3 kilometers from the Tourist Center of Montenegro – Kotor.
Bigova fishing village Bigova fishing village
Bigova is a small fishing village in Montenegro on the Adriatic Sea, part of the Kotor Municipality (about 13 km to Kotor). There are 114 people officially living in Bigova.
Budva - in the middle of the action Budva - in the middle of the action
Budva is a metropolis of modern tourism. That's right, neither more nor less, this city is called by Montenegrins.
Pržno - Montenegrin Italy Pržno - Montenegrin Italy
Pržno was a summer royal residence and now it is a peaceful romantic town. Pink sand, delicious restaurants, friendly people and sea breeze.
Sveti Stefan - visit card of Montenegro Sveti Stefan - visit card of Montenegro
Island hotel or spaghetti from Sophia Loren
Petrovac on the sea - sailing routes Petrovac on the sea - sailing routes
Petrovac is a pearl of the Budva Riviera, hidden by its "older sister" - the city of Budva. Perhaps the most beautiful sunsets on the Montenegrin coast are here.
Bar in front of Bari Bar in front of Bari
Bar - city opposite Italy, or Italy opposite the city
Ulcinj & Velika Plaža Ulcinj & Velika Plaža
The southernmost city of the Montenegrin coast, right up to the Boyana River, along which the border with Albania runs, is within easy reach
Montenegro - historical overview Montenegro - historical overview
If you want to see the "real" Montenegro, you will have to leave the comfortable yacht and climb higher into the Montenegrin Mountains. For those who remain to conquer the sea here is a short digression into the history of the coast and the Bay of Kotor.
