Montenegro
Montenegro is the youngest state of Europe. Its independence the country gained in 2006, the last of the republics of Yugoslavia.
Even when being a Union Republic Montenegro has won the fame of one of the best resort regions in the Balkans. The cleanest Adriatic and a multitude of attractions, many of which are unique of its kind, attracted and still attract tourists from all over Europe for almost 50 years.
Montenegro is the country for summer holidays. Therefore the main season here starts in May. And naturally, in May, prices begin to grow. One way or another, on the shore of Montenegro you can find almost any product and it will cost a quarter more expensive than in the whole country regardless of the season.
While talking about the attractions in the country there are several worthwhile tours for a day or two: Tara Canyons (the height of the shores is over 1 000 m) and the town of Kotor. There is the Bay of Boka Kotorska near Kotor. Boka Kotorska is considered to be one of the most picturesque and beautiful bays of the Mediterranean Sea. By the way, both the Canyons and Kotor are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Most of the resorts in Montenegro, located on the shores of the Gulf of Kotor: Herceg-Novi, Igalo, Perast, and Risan. The resorts of the Adriatic are also very popular: Sutomor, Petrovac, Ulcin, Budva town and resorts in the vicinity (the island of St. Nicholas, Stephi-Stephen and others). Typically, in most of these resorts is better to stay in villas of the private owners. In comparison prices and services in the hotels of the sea coast are appreciably worse.
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