"Looking like a chunk of Venice that has floated down the Adriatic and anchored itself onto the Boka Kotorska bay, Perast hums with melancholy memories of the days when it was rich and powerful. This tiny enigmatic town boasts 16 churches and 17 formerly grand palazzos. That is why Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones have paid €2 million for a house here".

High frequency bus service: approx. 45 min. Google Maps .

"Wedged between brooding mountains and a moody corner of the bay, this dramatically beautiful town is perfectly at one with its setting. Its sturdy walls – started in the 9th century and tweaked until the 18th – arch steeply up the slopes behind it. From a distance they’re barely discernible from the mountain’s grey hide, but at night they’re spectacularly lit, reflecting in the water to give the town a golden halo. Within those walls lie labyrinthine marbled lanes where churches, shops, bars and restaurants surprise you on hidden piazzas. Anyone with a heart for romance, living history and architecture will find Kotor a highlight of their travels".

High frequency bus service: approx. 1h. Google Maps .

"The sense of awe and beauty when you set eyes on the Stradun never fades. Indeed it’s hard to imagine anyone becoming jaded by the city’s marble streets, baroque buildings and the endless shimmer of the Adriatic, or failing to be inspired by a walk along the ancient city walls that have stood for five centuries".

By car: approx 1h, by Bus: approx. 1,5h*. Google Maps .

*Travel agencies offer organized daily trips to Dubrovnik for around 20 €. Contact us for more information.

"Single-handedly responsible for Tivat's transformation, this surreal town-within-a-town occupies 24 hectares which once were the historic Arsenal shipyard and naval base. It's a work in progress, but it already contains five upmarket apartment buildings, a 'lifestyle village' of fancy shops, bars, restaurants and leisure facilities, a museum, and berths for 250 yachts. Sppn, 630 luxury yachts will be able to dock here, including 130 superyachts. Porto Montenegro offers everything a superyacht enthusiast or wintering skipper could want".

High frequency bus service: approx. 1h. Google Maps .

"Gazing down on impossibly picturesque Sveti Stefan, 5km south of Budva, provides the biggest ‘wow’ moment on the entire coast. And gazing upon it is all most people will get to do, as this tiny island – connected to the shore by a causeway and crammed full of terracotta-roofed stone dwellings dating to the 15th century – is now the luxurious Aman resort. From its steep slopes you get to look down at that iconic view all day – which some might suggest is even better than staying in the surreal enclave below".

High frequency bus service: approx. 1h 45 min. Google Maps .

"With its atmospheric Stari Grad (Old Town) and numerous beaches – Budva certainly has a lot to offer. In the height of the season the sands are blanketed with package holidaymakers, while the riche park their multimillion-dollar yachts in the town’s guarded marina. It’s the buzziest place on the coast so if you’re in the mood to party, this is the place to be".

High frequency bus service: less than 2h. Google Maps .