Montenegro in Travel and Leisure's top 25 most beautiful places in Europe! On March 21 2023 Lindsay Cohn reports in Travel and Leisure about the 25 most beautiful places in Europe, including, of course, Montenegro and it's stunning Bay of Kotor: "Driving along the road that wraps around the Bay of Kotor provides many scenic delights — none more deserving of pulling over to stare at than Our Lady of...
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Among destinations proving popular for this long awaited bounce-back to travel, Montenegro, described as “the rising star of the Med”, is drawing a lot of attention for active outdoor holidays with its miles of beaches, rolling hills and mountainous regions to explore. With five national parks, 294 km of coastline and one of the deepest canyons in Europe, it’s ideal for those who love a good...
by blerdijan Once the preserve of oligarchs and their imposing yachts, Montenegro – just down the coast from Split on the Adriatic Sea – offers a lot of glitz and glamour for the rest of us, too. A new One & Only will open there in the spring as the group’s first European property – and it won’t take you long to realise why they chose this setting. The Bay of Kotor (also known as Boka Bay) should...
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Tethered to the mainland via a narrow sweep of pink-tinged sand, the tiny terracotta-roofed islet of Sveti Stefan found fame in the 1960s as a playground for the rich and famous. Now entirely taken over by Aman, it’s still the country’s smartest retreat – and the owner of one-half of Montenegro’s pin-up beach. Surrounded by thick pine forest, the left side of the narrow isthmus is reserved...
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In December 2022, in the review "International Living", the journalist Ronan McMahon describes the bay of Kotor as follows "Steep mountains rise majestically from the great fjord-like bay’s sparkling blue waters, all fringed with tiny clusters of medieval towns and church towers built from honey-colored stone. A place with all the right pull factors, but Montenegro has remained undeveloped for so...
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When we launched our Mini Condos concept in Montenegro in 2016, NYC was just launching its very first micro-units-only building! Montenegro and NYC first micro units have a lot in common ! The Forbes article written by Eustacia Huen, starts like this: How much would you pay for a well-furnished rental even if it were only the size of three office cubicles? For the residents at Carmel Place—New...
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