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Budva has a 21km long coastline that contains 17 beaches. Its old walled town lies on a small peninsula and is characterised by its narrow streets, and squares with historic buildings. During the summer months the town hosts several festivals with music, theatre and visual arts.
Often seen as a playground for the rich and famous, Porto Montenegro is a state of the art marina which is located within the Bay of Kotor, the largest natural harbour in the eastern Mediterranean and Europe's southernmost fjord.
Montenegro has 4 national parks with the Durmitor being the most popular with tourists due to its unspoiled natural beauty. People are attracted to the region for hiking, swimming and other outdoor pursuits.
Considered to be of the best picturesque churches in the Balkans, the Lady of the Rock Church and museum is situated on a small island in the middle of Boka Bay. Local water taxis will transport you to the island from the nearby town of Perast.
With its seven islands, the bay sharing the town's name extends about 30km inland and is considered to be one of the most beautiful along the Adriatic coast. An imposing 5km long wall encloses the town, which extends as far as the Sveti Ivan fortress.