1. Perast - a unique city that is under the protection of UNESCO and the love of all those who had the opportunity to stay there. It is considered to be the oldest human settlement in Boka, the remains of the Neolithic culture (3500 BC) and archaeological finds are proof that the area of ​​this city has been inhabited since the Illyrian, Roman, and early Christian periods until today. Numerous historically significant buildings most fully depict Perast, fortresses, churches, palaces, museums bear witness to the stormy history of this region as well as the rule of Napoleon, the French, the Austrians and other great conquerors. Two islands make it particularly charming and give it authenticity, namely the Lady of Škrpjela and St. George.  

2. Mirišta and Blue Cave - The island near Herceg-Novi where the Monastery of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin is located from the 14th century (some claim it dates back to the 11th century) and the Blue Cave, a unique natural phenomenon on the Luštica peninsula, are exceptional tourist attractions of this city that are worth visiting. The doors of the Blue Cave are rocks that rise up to 40 meters above sea level. The blue color that seeps from the bottom of the cave leaves all visitors breathless.

  3. Porto Montenegro Tivat is the most luxurious marina on the Adriatic. Built to host megayachts as well as smaller sailboats. This modern tourist complex was built according to the highest architectural and construction standards without losing its Mediterranean charm and warmth. The marina is designed for enjoyment and relaxation, considering that you can find everything you want in one place, from numerous international restaurants, cafes, shops with organic food, boutiques of world fashion brands, swimming pools, galleries, a museum, everything you need for a well-spent vacation. The combination of good service and magical ambience will give you the feeling of staying in one of the elite tourist centers in Europe.

4. Sveti Stefan – The town-peninsula as it got its name, once a fishing village tucked away on a ridge near the coast. In the seventies and eighties, it became the most famous tourist center for the world's elite. Famous actors, artists, kings and princes from all over the world came to rest in this magical seaside town. One of the more frequent guests was the actress Sofia Loren.

5. Biogradska Gora National Park - Between the rivers Lim and Tara, in the central part of Bjelasica, there is the Biogradska Gora National Park, and within it one of the three last European rainforests. This basin has been protected since 1878, when it became the so-called King's Ban - a gift to the then King Nikola. In the very heart of the rainforest, at an altitude of 1094 m above sea level, is Lake Biograd. Its unique blue-green color is given by the dense forest that is reflected in it, with its 86 species of dendroflora, many of which are protected (in the Biogradska Gora National Park, by the way, 20% of the endemics of the Balkan Peninsula live). Nature lovers can really enjoy walking through spruce, fir, beech, elm, oak or linden forests, and ornithologists and bird lovers can enjoy watching the flight of eagles or hawks. Among larger game, deer, chamois, bears and wolves are common. As many as 80 species of butterflies can be seen here - 40% of the total number of species in Montenegro.