Perhaps the most beautiful natural phenomena on the Montenegrin coast – the Blue Cave (Blue Grotto)

Castaway on a scenic speed boat ride across the Bay of Kotor and then jump feet-first into iridescent Blue Cave waters for a refreshing swim. Your four-hour aquatic adventure begins on a motor yacht, as you admire picturesque seascapes dappled with idyllic villages along the Lustica Peninsula. Your experienced captain will navigate the vessel to the Blue Cave, one of the most attractive in a series of grottoes in the area, where rays of sunlight reflect crystal-clear azure waters from a sandy bottom.

When it comes to Montenegro jewels, Blue Cave is for sure one of its brightest. This enchanting cave is located on the magnificent Lustica peninsula, between Zlatna luka and Cape Mala Gora.  The Blue Cave is a natural cave formed at the foot of a steep cliff as a result of a thousand years long clashing between sea and rocks.

The cave’s narrow entrance opens up to a 30-foot-high hollow where you can plunge into shimmering blue waters that are so clear you can see straight down 40 feet to the ocean floor.

The authentic feature thanks to which the Blue Cave got its name is the turquoise blue water that fills this dark cave. Light rays that fall directly on the surface of the sea are reflected on the vault of the cave and scattered, thanks to which they create a fascinating azure blue reflection in the water. An effect was obtained as if water were shining from the depths.

The exceptional beauty of the cave is best seen during sunny days, before noon, when the sun’s rays refract in the water and illuminate the water and the walls of the cave with an indescribably beautiful shade of blue and indigo.

Fascinating Experience

This is a great place for swimming, snorkeling, and underwater photography, this geological attraction can only be accessed by boat or by kayak. Also, a second nearby cave can only be accessed by kayak as the opening is just 1 meter in height.

Swimming and diving in this magical place is a surreal experience for all the senses, and there are at least 3 things that make it unique!

First of all, the visual effect that the color of the water creates is something you have probably never seen before. It is a spectacle in itself.

Second, the water here is very salty, which makes the human body float more easily. That’s why swimming inside the cave is an enjoyable experience even for inexperienced swimmers.

Third, this hidden wonder of nature also has an acoustic aspect. The resonance of this cave turns every sound inside it into an echo, thus completing the surreal experience.

Lose yourself in an aquatic wonderland of untold beauty, with Luxury Charters Blue Cave Voyage.  Blue Cave is once in a lifetime experience. Join us!  Every new trip is a new chance for us to create a once-in-a-lifetime experience for you to cherish forever. If you have one day and want to see as much as possible for your money, this is one of the best decisions you can make.

The up-and-coming marina town is the latest touristic development in the country and though it’s still in the very early stages the location effortlessly exudes glamour and sophistication. The bay has spent the last couple of years creating a luxury profile that has attracted the international travel elite with A-listers utilizing upscale seclusion.

The elegant resort which I would best describe as a ‘Monaco meets Dubrovnik’ scene caters wonderfully to visitors looking for a special get-a-way with luxury accommodation and restaurants. Whilst a handful more hotels are yet to be built, the current Palace of the Plaza is The Chedi Lustica Bay, a dreamy five-star hotel that has a reputation of pure excellence around the world. The new-build has sea views from every window, a stylish décor that wouldn’t look out of place in a glossy interiors magazine, spaciously dramatic rooms with all the mod cons and plush bathroom ‘extras’ and a Whisky Sour that’ll beckon my swift return! It’s an amazing base to explore the surrounding area whilst providing everything you need should you never wish to leave.

BUDVA – the City of King Cadmus

Budva is the busiest town on the Montenegrin coast. If you’re looking for a historic town where you can hit the beach, party the night away, this is where you should go.

Located on a peninsula that juts out into the Adriatic’s azure waters, Budva, with its fortified city walls and long, rich history, is historically one of the most important towns on the coast of the Balkans. Besides the peninsula, the local geography also features several islands and a bay.  The coast around Budva is no less than 21 kilometers (13 miles) long and has 17 beautiful beaches.

Strong archaeological evidence tells us that Budva is one of the Adriatic’s oldest human settlements. It’s been inhabited since as early as the 5th century BC. Greek colonization of the area started in the 4th century BC, and in the 2nd century BC, the area was incorporated into the ever-expanding Roman Empire.  After the fall of the once-mighty Roman Empire, Budva was ruled by various foreign empires, including the Byzantines, the Serbians, the Venetians, and the Habsburgs. After the collapse of Yugoslavia, Montenegro became independent in 2006. Budva quickly grew into the new country’s premier tourist destination.

Nowadays, Budva is somewhat of a cultural treasure chest. From Turkish to Austrian and Venetian influences, its various cultural and political influences have resulted in a town with stunning architecture and many monuments.

THE OLD TOWN BUDVA 

The absolute star of all Budva attractions is Stari Grad or the Old Town in English. A miniature version of Dubrovnik and one of the oldest towns along the Adriatic Sea coast, this historic town is surrounded by fortified walls and home to cobbled streets and beautiful buildings. 

The ancient settlement was founded on an island joined to the mainland by a sand bar more than 2,500 years ago, but it was during the times of the Venetian Empire that fortifications were built to protect the residents that dwelled within its confines.

Starting in the 14th century, a system of ramparts, walls, and gates was erected to protect against external threats, and with a bit of luck over the past 600 years, much of it has survived to the present day.

Apart from examining the Old Town’s defenses, a number of interesting churches (the Church of St. John has the Madonna in Punta, which is a notable icon worth seeing if you are into religious relics), cozy alleys, and the usual assortments of shops, restaurants, and bars can be found within.

If you are seeking a truly noteworthy religious point of interest in the area though, making a trip outside town to the Podmaine Monastery should be added to your travel itinerary. Built-in the 15th century as a Serbian Orthodox Monastery, this sight is best known for its frescoes, one of which has attracted a fair bit of controversy over the years.

While the reinforced walls around the Old Town of Budva served as enough of a deterrent to military forces from the medieval and Renaissance periods, the latter half of the 19th century brought about the need for new defenses that could cope with the modernization of warfare.

The Kosmac Fortress, built high above the city of Budva, served as a defensive point to protect the region against any potential incursions by the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as the border between this regional power and Montenegro was not far from the city.  While the structure is in a state of disrepair, fans of grit and military history will love it, while others should visit solely for the photo opportunities of Budva below, and the Adriatic beyond it.

Exploring the Old Town of Budva is without question among the top things to do in Montenegro. The best Budva sightseeing happens here and nowhere else! It’s busy from early in the morning to well into the night

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DUKLEY HOTEL& RESORT  

The contemporary development of Dukley Gardens, curving its way down the side of the Zavala peninsula east of Budva, is a chic retreat for yacht owners.  Nestled into the lushly landscaped gardens and mature pine, cypress and olive groves Dukley Hotel & Resort indulge its guests with the privileges of a five-star hotel; an enviable locale with chic facilities, comprehensive services, and attentive staff.

For a place on the beautiful, but busy, Budva Riviera, Dukley is a surprisingly peaceful sanctuary. 

Dukley Gardens is home to exclusive 36 coastal residences, edged in sandy beachfront and surrounded by a forest of cedar, palm, and olive trees. Consisting of 202 contemporary one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, ranging from 80 to 212 sq. meters, Dukley Gardens also offers a limited number of Executive Penthouses with roof terraces that span up to 535 sq. meters.

Sophisticated modernism, contemporary lines, hi-tech functionality, and the timeless materials of wood, stone, steel and glass are the polished cornerstones of Dukley’s environmentally conscious design aesthetic. Each residence is enhanced with generous outdoor living space and constructed to the highest international standards. Facilities are equipped with state-of-the-art Smart Home technology, every residence may be controlled via smartphone or tablet: multi-media systems, lighting and climate, security, and surveillance.

Providing complete service and amenity of a five-star hotel, Dukley’s VIP Concierge Team is on hand to expertly carry out any request, offering homeowners every modern comfort and convenience in one of the Adriatic’s most handsome nautical destinations. From dinner reservations, travel bookings, catered events, to property management and 24 hours security – Dukley Concierge Team is at your service.

Access by superyacht:   Dukley also features a full-service marina, just two minutes away by tender. With 300 berths for yachts up to 70m in length, Dukley Marina is a member of Camper & Nicholsons ‘1782 Club’

Near a small village called Rose, there are three most impressive Submarine Tunnels which were built by the Yugoslav Army. The outside of the opening is designed and covered by fake rocks so they would not be invisible to satellites or spy planes. One of the tunnels is out towards the open sea and Mamula island, the other two are about 1-2 km towards Tivat direction.
There are also a few abandoned Yugoslav Navy ships around.  All tunnels are dead ends, so you cannot swim through, but you can swim to the end and back. On this particular tour, we will not have time for swimming. You can also walk alongside and explore on your own. It is pretty dark at the end, so having a flashlight helps. You will be given 15-20 minutes to photograph the interior of these tunnels. There are also other walking tunnels diverting from the main submarine tunnel. Get off and explore the secret tunnels, go for a swim or if you are truly brave- dive off from the top of the cave into the sea.

PORTONOVI 

An unspoiled Adriatic escape 

Welcome to Portonovi, an idyllic Mediterranean-style village set amid the wild beauty of Montenegro’s Boka Bay.  This is a place where life feels richer somehow, where days move slow and your time is yours to enjoy as you wish. Surrounded only by the soaring peaks and sun-sparkled water of the Adriatic coast, every moment here reveals something new. 

With luxurious homes, the world-class D-Marin Portonovi Marina, and a destination hotel from One&Only all on-site, Portonovi is your gateway to Boka Bay – and all that this untouched land has to offer.

The 26-hectare ultra-premium resort commands an excellent position between mountain and sea, with breath-taking views of over a kilometer of pristine Adriatic coastline. Set right at the entrance of Boka Bay, it is an ideal gateway to discover the stunning 300-kilometer coastline of Montenegro and its 117 beaches.

Portonovi is a 60-acre luxury resort and mega-yacht marina envisioned by Azmont Investments and set in Boka Bay. The resort’s sophisticated, luxurious properties overlook the entrance to pristine Boka Bay, offering the perfect HQ to discover Montenegro’s stunning 300-kilometer coastline with the quickest access for mega yachts to the open sea. The project will include a mix of high-quality shopping and leisure brands, a hotel under the management of One&Only, shopping areas including Harrods, a spa under the management of Espace Chenot, and a marina with 238 deepwater berths for mega and superyachts.

The One&Only nautical playground in Montenegro

One&Only’s collection of 5-star resorts just got even better, with a brand-new offering due to open this summer in the jewel of the Adriatic, Montenegro.

Set at the entrance of stunning Boka Bay, guests will be treated to unparalleled vistas of the sparkling Adriatic and will be able to indulge in a wide array of nautical activities, given that the hotel has its private marina from which boat trips around the coast can be taken.

This fashionable destination is becoming increasingly popular with tourists, who seek a more exclusive resort experience in one of Europe’s most captivating places.

Style and grace

The One&Only Portonovi’s architecture will be designed to echo the Venetian palace-style this part of the country is known for. Terracotta tiled roofs sit atop cream facades that contrast with the deep blue of the bay beyond.

The hotel will boast 113 guest rooms and suites, each of which will feature a contemporary hearth and some even have their private wine cellars.

There are also two private villas suitable for families and guests can dine at Michelin-starred chef Giorgio Locatelli’s restaurant Sabia, which will focus on southern Italian and regional gastronomy.

Wellness abounds

The resort will offer a unique and innovative concept in wellness, the Chenot Espace, a blend of scientifically proven programs and traditional treatments that will bring clients on the “transformative journey of detoxing and resetting the body”.

Croatia is fast becoming one of the world’s major charter destinations, and for good reason! Whether you choose to cruise bareboat, crewed, sailboat, or superyacht, our dedicated team of brokers will help find the perfect yacht for you!

DUBROVNIK

Dubrovnik is the Adriatic’s epitome of beauty. Crystal clear waters glisten under the sun; boats, one of the primary forms of transportation in the area, dot the sea in every direction; and the medieval limestone walls of the Old Town that safeguard the terra cotta–roofed buildings are impressive. The Pearl of the Adriatic has long seduced visitors, it only continues to grow in popularity. Game of Thrones fans know it as the real-life King’s Landing (yes, this is where they shot Cersei’s walk of shame), but earlier this year, it also served as a film set for Robin Hood: Origins and Star Wars: The Last Jedi, drawing even more attention to the city. Add the news of UberBoat and the country’s first underwater winery in the nearby Peljesac peninsula and it’s easy to see why the spotlight shines on Dubrovnik. The English poet, Lord Byron baptized Dubrovnik as “The pearl of the Adriatic” because of its incomparable architectural heritage. There are medieval treasures a-plenty, contemporary wine bars, panoramic restaurants, and bars with nothing but the sea beyond.  The gleaming marble streets of Dubrovnik are lined with baroque buildings punctuated by beautifully sculpted Renaissance fountains and facades.  UNESCO named Dubrovnik a World Heritage Site!  

Breach Dubrovnik’s mighty walls

Dubrovnik is numbered among the best-preserved medieval walled cities on Earth. Croatia presents conditions ideal for those new to coastal sailing, with gentle winds and fine weather promising many pleasant hours on deck. For those with a taste for adventure, occasional mistral winds up the ante and presents more challenging conditions. 
The harbor is overlooked by Dubrovnik’s ancient citadels and scattered with a number of spectacular Renaissance palaces leading on to a warren of pedestrian-only streets. Crystal-clear blue waters give way to white-sand beaches and secluded coves, while the thousands of Croatian islands offer endless opportunities for adventure.  Sail north and discover Mljet National Park – home to natural harbors, stunning beaches and tidal island lakes – and the island getaways of Korčula and Lastovo. Beyond are the countless islands of the Dalmatian coast that can be explored.

Dubrovnik Old Town

The pedestrianized center is still surrounded by its 15th-century fortification walls and walking along the ramparts provides expansive views over the town. Navigating the labyrinth of the Old Town unveils many of the city’s most impressive buildings, now flanked by an array of modern shops, restaurants and hotels. Highlights include the reconstructed gothic-renaissance Rector’s Palace; the baroque-style Cathedral of the Assumption, built in the 18th-century; and the landmark Bell Tower, which looms 31 meters over Luza Square. 

Dubrovnik’s Old Town Ancient City Walls are completely surrounded by enormous stone walls that date back to the 10th century. Up to 6m (19ft) thick and 2.5m (8ft) high in places, Dubrovnik’s Ancient City Walls were built to protect the city and deter would-be invaders. You can walk along the entire (2km/1.2mi) length of the ancient walls today and it is one of the best ways to appreciate the majesty of the Old Town (and get some great views over the Adriatic sea). There are 2 towers and 2 forts incorporated into the walls that were built and/or strengthened in the 15th century to bolster the city’s defenses. 

St. Lawrence Fortress (Fort Lovrijenac)

Perched on a 37-meter cliff top jutting out into the Adriatic Sea, it’s easy to see how the dramatic Fort Lovrijenac earned itself the nicknamed of ‘Dubrovnik’s Gibraltar’. The mighty stone fortress is one of Dubrovnik’s most recognizable landmarks, looming over the western gate to the walled Old Town and providing a striking backdrop to the annual Dubrovnik Summer Festival. Immortalized on-screen as part of the fictional King’s Landing in HBO’s hit fantasy drama, Game of Thrones, Fort Lovrijenac has further cemented its place at the top of tourist itineraries and few views are as breathtaking as looking out over the coastal city from the cliff top ramparts. Built-in the 11th century, the fortress was once an impenetrable stronghold, with its 12-meter thick sea walls and infamous 3,000kg bronze ‘Guster’ cannon.

Pile Gate

Pile Gate is a grand entrance into Dubrovnik’s Old Town, on its western wall. Built-in 1537 to protect the city from invaders and monitor trade, Pile Gate was originally reached via a wooden drawbridge, which was raised every evening, the gate locked and the key handed to the prince in an elaborate ceremony. Pile Gate has an outer and inner gate with statues of St. Blaise, the city’s patron saint. The St. Blaise statue in the niche of the interior arch is the handiwork of 20th-century Croatian sculptor Ivan Mestrovic. You’ll also find an old door here that dates back to 1460. As you pass over the stone bridge towards the outer gate you’ll notice a green space below. This space used to be the moat, another defense mechanism to deter those who wished to infiltrate the city.

Stradun (Placa)

Stretching from Old Town’s western entrance at the Pile Gate to the harbor in the east, the Stradun (or Placa) was once a shallow sea channel that divided the small island on which Dubrovnik was built from the Republic of Ragusa on the mainland. In the 12th century, the Stradun was filled to create the main street in Dubrovnik’s Old Town.

Buža bars

Not known for its bars, Dubrovnik happens to have two that are exceptional for their unique setting. Referred to as Buža, or ‘hole in the wall’, each is cut into the sea facing cliffs that support Dubrovnik’s City Walls, and each gazes out onto the seamless blue of the Adriatic. Buža I also offers sunbathing and access to the Adriatic via metal steps below. Buža II has a more organized feel about it, with waitstaff in branded T-shirts. Buža I can be found near the Azur restaurant, Buža II by a sign saying ‘Cold Drinks With The Most Beautiful View’.

Dubrovnik Cable Car

Dubrovnik’s distinctive orange cable cars speed 778 m (2,552.5 ft) in around three minutes to the top of Mount Srđ from the Lower Station positioned just north of the sturdy walls of the city. Today it serves up to 2.5 million visitors each year who make the journey to enjoy the peerless views across the terracotta rooftops of Dubrovnik, the indented coastline of Dalmatia and the island archipelagos sprinkled across the Adriatic Sea. Sitting at 405 m (1,328.75 ft) above sea level, the scenic viewpoints around the upper cable car station on Mount Srđ are popular local spots for weddings; there’s a souvenir shop selling Dalmatian olive oils and landscape paintings plus the Panorama restaurant, serving up delicious Croatian dishes along with its far-reaching views; book an early-evening table in advance to enjoy the spectacular sunset sliding into the sea.

NEARBY ISLANDS

Elafiti Islands (Elaphites) 

A cluster of isles and islands found along the Dalmatian Coast, the Elafiti Islands are one of Croatia’s most popular destinations and make an easy day trip from nearby Dubrovnik. Fourteen islands make up the small archipelago, but only the largest three – Kolocep, Lopud, and Sipan – are inhabited and linked by ferry and taxi-boat to the mainland, making them the focal point of island hopping tours. The trio of islands remains largely unaffected by the spoils of tourism, dotted with a mere handful of hotels and maintaining many car-free roads.

1. Lokrum

Because it’s only a 20-minute boat ride from Dubrovnik, Lokrum is popular with locals wanting to cool off in the hot summer. Besides doing some beachcombing, it’s a great place to enjoy nature, from Mediterranean forests to a botanical garden. If vegetation doesn’t cut it with you, visit the 11th century Benedictine Monastery, with the monks warning Dubrovnik residents when danger, including storms and pirates, was eminent. Richard the Lionhearted built a church here, according to local legend. 

TV trivia buffs take note: Game of Thrones was filmed here.

2. Mljet

Mljet claims to be the most beautiful island in the Adriatic. Pictures of the island do little to disprove that claim. It’s the greenest of the Croatian islands. A national park makes up much of Mljet, but, outside the park, you’ll find quaint, tiny villages on this sparsely populated island. The island has two saltwater lakes that have islands. On one, you’ll find an old Benedictine monastery dedicated to St. Mary. Odysseus, a Greek king who was the hero in Homer’s Iliad reportedly lived here for seven years; today, you can enjoy a visit to his cave/grotto. Finish your day with Mljet wine, goat cheese, and olives.

3. Lopud

When great beaches are important to you, Lopud can’t be beaten. It has some of the best beaches in the Dubrovnik area. Suns, with its fine white sand beaches, is considered the best beach in the Elafiti Islands. This beach can be super busy in the summer, but it’s just as beautiful in the off-season months. In its heyday, Lopud counted 30 churches, several palaces, and two monasteries as well as a vibrant shipping industry; one-fourth of Dubrovnik’s navy were Lopud ships. The island was devastated by a 17th-century earthquake and never really recovered. A walk among the ruins is a quiet time for reflection.

4. Korcula

The 47-km (29-mile) long island of Korcula has an eclectic history, being founded by Trojans in the 12th century BC. Over the centuries it has been ruled by many powers, including Greek, Austrian, French, Hungarian, and Venetian. The explorer Marco Polo was born on the island. At one time it provided the wood for Venice’s walls. Some visitors prefer to the Korcula Old Town as a “Little Dubrovnik,” and say wandering through the narrow cobblestone streets is a must-do activity. Follow up with a visit to St. Mark’s Cathedral and a climb up the narrow staircase to see panoramic views from the bell tower.

5. Sipan 

Sipan is a popular day trip destination from Dubrovnik. You can take your car to wander Elafiti’s largest island, but the island is small enough to get around easily on a rented bike. Sipan is famous for its agricultural products, including wines, olives, and citrus fruit, so take a taste exploration after touring the island. The island has been a tourist destination since the 15th century when Dubrovnik’s best families built vacation homes and palaces here. Ruins of palaces and other old structures can be visited, but don’t plan on swimming unless you have water shoes. Beaches here are rocky.

6. Kolocep

If you’re hankering to get away from the crowds, you need to add Kolocep to your bucket list. The tiny island has a population of only 300 people. The smallest of the Elafiti Islands is also the closest to Dubrovnik. The island once was important to Dubrovnik’s shipbuilding industry. The entire island is car-free, making it pleasurable to walk the island’s many paths. After your walk, relax on a sandy beach or swim to the Blue Cave. 

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Charter fishing in Montenegro is always a memorable experience. When the target is Tuna, it’s even more so! Saltwater fishing in this tiny country in the Western Balkans is one of the best ways to experience the Adriatic sea and the prestigious predators that live within it. Adrenaline rushes and physical activity are the rules, rather than the exception on Montenegrin Tuna fishing trips. And that’s not to mention the unforgettable taste of freshly caught Tuna!

How and when to fish

With charters no matter where you start from and end up, you know you’ll have an unforgettable experience. It’s the ideal setting for giving you, your family, and your guests the chance to make some incredible life-long memories. Whether it’s an extended family trip, a romantic getaway, or a celebration of a special event, a chartered yacht is a quintessential backdrop.

Here are just a few ideas to turn an average event into a lifelong beautiful experience:

• Family vacation
• Romantic weekend
• Adventure with friends
• Birthday celebration
• Proposal
• Wedding
• Anniversary
• Engagement party
• Bachelorette party
• Bachelor party fishing excursion
• Family reunion
• Corporate event
• Gala dinner
• Etc.

The possibilities really are endless.

We are here for you. Just ask and always remember, it is to be rememberable, not stressful. Luxury charters will make it happen while arranging everything from A to Z.

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LuxuryCharters.me brokers will be involved well beyond the booking stage. We pride ourselves on being involved in every step of the planning. At any time, feel free to ask if you need additional trip planning stages such as hotel reservations, hiring additional personal staff, restaurant reservations, organizing transportation, exercise classes onboard, or pretty much anything your heart desires. Again, Luxury Charters is here to make sure your charter with us is a lifelong memory.

LUXURY CHARTERS ARE THE IDEAL WAY TO DISCOVER ALL THAT MONTENEGRO HAS TO OFFER.

If you are looking to navigate the world-famous waters of the Adriatic Coast and immerse yourself in the region’s culture and history, we invite you to discover the privacy and independence that only a yacht charter vacation can provide.

Take the helm and set sail aboard your private yacht to a new island each day, or find that perfect spot in paradise and stay for a week – the choice is yours. At Luxury Charters we are as passionate about sailing as you are, and strive to deliver the ultimate sailing vacation experience. Gather your crew, choose the Luxury Charters yacht that suits you best, and begin the countdown to your next great getaway.

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We also have State of Art Drone equipment operated by a reputable and insured photographer to assist in capturing your events should you choose.

From the plane to the car to the yacht you board for your getaway, let us plan all of the details so you can simply enjoy yourself on your upcoming vacation. Our transportation services will take care of everything from the smallest details to the grandest of plans.   We can assure you that your trip will be unforgettable and stress-free from beginning to end.

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Our entire Bodyguard services in Montenegro are provided by a multilingual team, all trained to British and European standards. All Bodyguards are former military or police, all qualified in first aid and vetted to British standards.

Privacy is paramount for our clients.  We are experienced in dealing with the paparazzi and well-versed in modern intrusions such as the use of drones for surveillance. Our team will be happy to discuss with you any concerns that you might have in relation to privacy and security in Montenegro.

Aside from our Bodyguard services in Montenegro, we are also able to arrange transport and logistics for potential clients. Our support services can include:

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Discover the best of Kotor, Montenegro. Wander the ancient alleyways, sip coffee in the town squares and experience the magic of this fairytale town for yourself.  Kotor is this postcard-perfect fortified town. A fairytale destination, Kotor still looks the same as it did in the 17th century, with a beautifully preserved assortment of winding streets and charming churches. If you’re feeling active, climb the 1355 steps to the San Giovanni Fortress for a spectacular view of the Old Town (and an iconically Instagrammable moment). It’s no wonder that this is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Kotor Fortifications

The biggest highlight of Kotor, surely famous for a reason! The fortification stands proudly above the old town, glued to the steep Lovcen Mountains. Climbing up 1350 steps (some sources say even about 1500!) but the view is so rewarding you will forget about all the effort right away! On one side you can see Kotor Bay and once you move around you have the foretaste of Lovcen Mountains.

Walk along the Kotor Bay to Dobrota

If you’re looking for a pleasant escape from the Kotor Old Town crowds the walk along the Bay might be your answer. Nowadays Dobrota is practically just a continuation of Kotor town area (they belong to the same municipality). It is a historically distinct place, but now it functions almost like a single entity with Kotor town.
The scenery is amazing and it changes along the way.. You should also look back every now and then to see Kotor behind. Along your walk, you will notice a lot of palaces and historic homes. That’s also where you can find quiet, secluded beaches to relax. Dobrota really feels like the best getaway from hustle and bustle of Kotor Old Town!

Kotor Palaces

You will be amazed by a really big number of incredible palaces dating back to the 15th-18th centuries, the time of the town’s biggest prosperity. Kotor has always been a place of big importance and numerous noble families have lived here.