MONTENEGRO

This small country, internationally known as MONTENEGRO, with an area of just under 14,000 km² and a population exceeding 600,000, ranks among the most beautiful countries in the entire Balkans. This is thanks to its stunning mountains, picturesque coastal corners, cozy villages, and towns often infused with a medieval atmosphere. The fairy-tale-like, indented coastline of the Adriatic Sea offers countless beaches, bays, and small islands. 

It is a country with a long tradition, a meeting place of diverse cultural and religious influences at the crossroads of the Orthodox East and the Catholic West. Traces of human presence date back to the distant times of the Paleolithic era. 

The modern image of this country is a fine example of how diversity can create perfect harmony—whether through natural phenomena, religious and cultural composition, or the combination of elegance and tradition. 

Sutomore

This small coastal town, originally a fishing village, has approximately 3,000 inhabitants. It is located in the northern part of the small Bay of Bar. The terrain is relatively flat, with high mountains rising several hundred meters away from the town. 

Today, it is one of the main tourist destinations on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea. The coastline is lined by a 1.3 km long town beach, which is a combination of sand, fine gravel, and small round pebbles. A promenade runs along the beach, bordered by cafés, restaurants, and souvenir shops. The resort is well known for its vibrant nightlife and affordable prices.