Porto Montenegro
For years now, Porto Montenegro has sovereignly held the position of the most luxurious marina on the Adriatic, which is not surprising given the capital and attention invested in this project. The luxury offered by this marina, together with the natural beauties of Montenegro, is a winning combination, which was recognized by a large number of tourists led by the owners of expensive yachts that are moored here in summer and throughout the year.
The fact that the average annual occupancy of this marina is as much as 93% only confirms the fact that Porto Montenegro is the best tourist investment in Montenegro in the last 25 years. Due to the numerous benefits that this port offers, it can rightly be ranked among the most attractive European destinations for hedonists.
Nothing can compare to the exhilaration of the wind whipping through your hair as you cruise along the Montenegro coastline. Enjoy awe-inspiring views of the beautiful Boka Bay and/or the surrounding majesty of Porto Montenegro’s soaring mountain ranges. This experience is truly something you will treasure throughout your lifetime. As we approach the marina you will enjoy panoramic views of the popular Regent Hotel with Venetian Style architecture and nautically themed exterior decor designed to reflect the location culture and history of the region. Our speedboat will dock directly at the marina where you will have enough time to explore and see why this slice of heaven is named “Monte Carlo.” You will be given enough time to explore and enjoy the fancy atmosphere of this modern side of Montenegro. Porto Montenegro is truly a Montenegrin coastal wonder. This nautical village also features five residential buildings, numerous restaurants, cafes, boutiques, a super modern swimming pool and other amenities that make up the city in the city is a unique affirmation of interest and tourists.
The exclusive hotel “Regent Porto Montenegro” records an increasing number of visitors every year. World media such as Travel + Leisure and U.S. News & World Report has repeatedly ranked this hotel as the best destination for a honeymoon, and the famous Lido pool is ranked among the 30 most beautiful infinity pools in the world.
Porto Montenegro offers all its guests a handful of additional content, ranging from delicious specialties in restaurants by the sea, to a yacht club with an open-air cinema and exotic cocktails.
Porto Montenegro one man’s vision becomes reality
An article on the famous Forbes portal called Porto Montenegro the new Monaco, predicts that this marina will very quickly become one of the most luxurious destinations in Eastern Europe. Apart from being an excellent starting or passing cruise station, this port can also be a holiday destination, offering the most modern and comfortable conditions.
The longest berth in the world (Porto Montenegro ranks #1 with its new 250m berth)
Porto Montenegro has recently added a 250m berth to its offer. This is the largest port in the region and surpasses the size of any yacht built to date. This forward-thinking outlook on the superyacht industry reflects why Porto Montenegro has rapidly risen in the ranks of global marinas.
The addition of the new superyacht marina instantly brings Porto Montenegro to the top, as the world leader that exceeds the largest superyacht berths, even that of the One Ocean Port Vell in Barcelona (190m) and Grand Harbour Marina in Malta (135m).
While the largest mega-yacht cruising our waters today, AZZAM is measuring 180 meters, from now on, Porto Montenegro is also ready to welcome any mega yachts that will exceed this size in the future.
The Island of St. Marco had the name of St. Gabriel and there was a church with the same name there since the very old times. According to the legend, since the early times, this island was known for its charming nature and fragrant pine trees growing on the coast of the Adriatic. Due to the belief, the Greek gods sent there their best soldiers to recover after fights, cured their wounds, and recovered emotionally. Greek soldiers rested on the island, enjoyed long walks, shared with each other their military exploits and heroism and glory…When there were not so many wars, the soldiers enjoyed staying on the island and decided to stay to live there. They felt blame for the all bad that they had done in wars, they prayed the Goods to save the peace, and by the way, they wanted the island where they lived to be always the same. In return, they promised not to start wars, but only to protect from the enemy if they would be attacked and as a sign of their will they planted an olive tree, from which later the whole olive grove grew. But a spirit of war has awoken in the hearts of the soldiers again after some time, and they forgot their promise and again set for the wars. It made gods furious and they sent an awful storm to the island and sunk all the ships and killed all the soldiers. The island became empty, only olive trees indicate those times and that terrible event. In honor of the dead Greek veterans, residents of Tivat decided to give the island the name Stradioti that means «warriors» in Greek. Up to these days, people sometimes use this name for the island of St. Mark’s Square.
