BALKAN - MONTENEGRO
KOTOR OLD
TOWN (UNESCO) is a living, breathing museum. The rabbit warren –like Old Town
is a showcase of crumbling churches and Venetian-inspired architecture. A
steady 1200 meter ascent of the 14th centuy town walls rewards the
visitors with a magazine cover views across the deeply indented fjord – like
Bay of Kotor.
BUDVA
This 2500
year old town offers a perfect combination of beaches; glitz and history blend
and is one of the most visited destinations in Montenegro. The Budva Riviera
offers a vibrant atmosphere during the day and a pulsating nightlife.
SKADAR LAKE
As the
largest lake in the Balkans and an important area for migratory birds,Skadar
Lake is a mecca for wildlife. An ideal day here includes a sightseeing boat
trip followed by a visit to a local winery to try traditional food and wine.
PERAST AND
LADY OF ROCKS
From the
eye-catching stone town of Perast take a
boat ride to Our Lady of the Rocks, a 15th century island church
that has been protecting the seafarers of the Bay of Kotor for over 500 years.
OSTROG
MONASTERY
Set into
sheer cliff, Ostrog Monastery is one of the most important religious sited in
the Balkans. Over 100,000visitors of all faiths visit the 17th
century monastery each year.
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