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The Beautiful Coast of Montenegro

Montenegro has a beautiful Adriatic cost. Its popular coastal towns like Budva and Kotor, have a beautiful resorts. Their luxury blend well with a fascinating nature of Montenegro. It has long beaches, mountains, canyons and fjords – everything in one place for a relaxing and adventurous vacation.

The Bay of Kotor is sometimes referred to as the southernmost fjord in Europe. Besides of its natural beauty, it also has an Old Town, which is included in UNESCO Natural and Cultural list.

The Beautiful Coast of Montenegro

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The Beautiful Coast of Montenegro

Photo by Michael Massart

The Beautiful Coast of Montenegro

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The Beautiful Coast of Montenegro

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The Beautiful Coast of Montenegro

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Budva is the most popular spot among the tourists. It also has an Old Town, sandy beaches and a fun nightlife. Town-hotel Sveti Stefan is a luxurious resort on an island. Once a fisherman’s village, today Budva places the most millionaires per capita in the continent.

The Beautiful Coast of Montenegro

Photo by Andrés Rojo

The Beautiful Coast of Montenegro

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The Beautiful Coast of Montenegro

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The Beautiful Coast of Montenegro

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The Beautiful Coast of Montenegro

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The Beautiful Coast of Montenegro

Photo by Sasha Santiago

The Beautiful Coast of Montenegro

Photo by Youlia Boulanitcheva

The Beautiful Coast of Montenegro

Photo by Laimonas Ciunys

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