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Holiday home in Riječani
5 out of 5 average rating, 5 reviews

Rustic Village House With Pool 4

SamanthaRating, 5 stars9 months ago
Great place, great host! if you are looking for a small haven of peace a stone's throw from the skadar lake, with a welcoming and friendly host: go to Mladen's place! it's a pleasure to enjoy the pool and garden, beautiful. Mladen is very attentive: he offered us (delicious) vegetables from his garden, took us by boat to discover the lake of Skadar, to taste the wine he produces. Mladen and her mom were also adorable when our 3-year-old daughter was sick (thank you for the soup and meat!). in short: don't hesitate, come!
Villa in Kruče
5 out of 5 average rating, 4 reviews

Villa Hedonic

AnnaRating, 5 stars20 months ago
Miroslav is an amazing host! very friendly and helpful! if we're ever in Montenegro again Iope we can stay at his again. the place is nice and modern and very short walk to the beach.
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Flat in Budva
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 25 reviews

Central Apartment 44

AdityaRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
Place is good we could see the mountains
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Home
4.77 out of 5 average rating, 22 reviews

Luxury villa large pool & garden

PhilipRating, 5 stars8 months ago
Villa Pcela is outstanding in every way. The villa itself is perfect for large groups, with each double bedroom having its own en-suite, and the upper terrace and dining area with plenty of space to eat and cook together. We will miss watching the sun rise every morning over the mountains to the sound of the local cockerel crowing. The villa is well located to visit Tivat and Kotor, and hiring a car was really helpful to visit Lake Skadar for birdwatching and Budva ( Sally recommended Pavel for car hire and we can confirm he was really helpful and reasonably priced). The cable cars and speed boat trip to the blue caves were amazing.
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Flat in Tivat
5 out of 5 average rating, 10 reviews

Lovely studio near beach

DaniëlleRating, 5 stars8 months ago
Great place to stay and a very friendly host! Would definitely stay here again when traveling to Tivat!
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Apartment in Kotor
4.75 out of 5 average rating, 76 reviews

Giardino 1, Lovely studio near the sea

MohammedRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
This place was a gem, the host Jasna was very helpful and friendly, she let us check in early, and managed to find us a parking space at no extra cost. She was responsive at the spot. The place is fully equipped and you can stay as long as you need. The view outside was beyond imagination looking directly at the bay of Kotor. It is 20 mins walk from the old town, and it’s private and peaceful. Very happy with this amazing Airbnb experience and will he the first place to look up if I visit Kotor again. Thank you Jasna.
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Place to stay in Danilovgrad
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 35 reviews

The Rock Star's Villa with Private Pool and Beach

MariekeRating, 5 stars1 week ago
Marko & his wife are amazing hosts! They are very friendly and always ready to help and give some advice! Marko responds quickly. They even helped us to order some pizzas. The villa was amazing and as described. We had a great time and would like to come again! 😊
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Home in Šušanj
4.79 out of 5 average rating, 24 reviews

Apartman Perovic 20m from the sea

JelenaRating, 5 stars8 months ago
Dragana's accommodation is located right across the beach, a beautiful place, close to everything you need. Recommendation!

Your guide to Montenegro

Welcome to Montenegro

Tucked between Albania, Bosnia, and Serbia, and across from Italy’s boot heel on the other side of the Adriatic Sea, Montenegro is tiny in size, but its reputation as a dream holiday destination has expanded in recent years. Rugged mountain ranges meet perfect ocean waters with glorious beaches and acres of primeval forest. There’s evidence of the ancient Roman occupation, with villas and archaeological sites, fairytale medieval towns, and world-renowned walled cities.

There’s fabulous hiking, sensational skiing, and plenty of shoreline to explore or just sit back and relax upon. Whether you’re seeking a chilled-out beach break, a frenzied nightclub-based dance marathon, an outdoorsy spell of trails and horseback riding — or some combination of all three — paradise can be found in Montenegro.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Montenegro

Montenegro is wonderful … but small. So the sunniest of summer months, July and August, can feel a little packed in the coastal resorts and villas. If you aim for May, June, or September, it’s still wonderfully warm here but not quite so oversubscribed. However, moving inland during the summer months and exploring the Lake Skadar region or hiking in Durmitor National Park is glorious and not quite so busy. It gets pretty chilly in Montenegro during winter. Bad for the sun-seekers, but great for skiers, as there are numerous, excellent winter sport facilities such as Kolašin and Lokve. The entire country is known for its incredible array of flowers: there are festivals dedicated to blooms, including a Mimosa Festival in Herceg Novi during February and Kotor’s Days of Camellia in March and April.


Top things to do in Montenegro

Tara Canyon

For such a small place, Montenegro has a bewildering array of incredible geographical wonders. For example, it’s home to Tara Canyon, one of the deepest canyons in Europe and the second longest in the world (after the Grand Canyon). Located near the equally gorgeous Durmitor National Park, the canyon is the perfect place to hike and explore, losing yourself in the remarkable terrain. The Tara River is also famed for its rafting activities and beautiful waterfalls.

Maritime Museum

The town of Kotor is a must-visit if you’re heading to Montenegro. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage site, filled with ancient cobbled streets and city walls that are illuminated at night, and surrounded by stunning scenery. This museum dedicated to the region’s shipping and sailing history has been around for more than 100 years and features weaponry, period furniture, paintings, and tons of nautical bric-à-brac.

Mausoleum of Njegoš

Visiting the world’s highest mausoleum might be the bucket list item you never knew you needed. Located in the Lovćen National Park, amongst the jaw-dropping Dinara Alps, this resting place of a former Montenegrin ruler is surrounded by stunning scenery and magnificent views. It’s a 461-step climb to the monument, but the sights you’ll find there are worth it. The nearby mountain village of Njegos is renowned for its delicious culinary treats.

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