Montenegro
Luxury Yacht Charter

Montenegro

Montenegro Yacht Charter

The “Pearl of the Mediterranean”, Montenegro is the leading destination for a luxury charter yacht, as it offers the ideal balance of Old World appeal and modern-day sophistication. The Adriatic Sea waters are calm and crystal clear, while its coastline is home to stunning mountains, meandering medieval towns and unspoiled beaches. The ideal destination to explore via a superyacht, its Port offers all the luxury amenities one may need. At the same time, its many towns and villages are charming, rustic and quaint, nestled into its steep and rugged landscape. Discover its local history while taking in its beautiful beaches, untamed natural and traditional food.

Montenegro Charter Guide

Drawing fewer crowds than its West Mediterranean counterparts, this region offers a unique history, culture and local flavour unlike any in the world. Part of the Balkans, its slim coastline is home to several fortified towns and villages. Known for its rugged and wild landscapes, the famous Durmitor National Park, encompasses limestone peaks, tranquil lakes and the 1,300m deep Tara River Canyon a

TIVAT

Before beginning your luxury yacht charter at Port Montenegro in Tivat, located in the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Bay of Kotor, take your time to explore this world-called, full-service marina. Featuring several leading dining establishments, an exclusive beach club, and a luxury spa, you can also indulge in a spot of shopping at its high-end stores before setting off on your charter.

BIGOVA BAY

Stop for lunch at Bigova Bay. This quaint little fishing village is the perfect spot to sample some of the local cuisines. Enjoy a delectable meal of mussels, lobster or fresh fish prepared in the traditional manner of Montenegro at the restaurant Konoba Grispolis. Afterwards, enjoy a refreshing swim in the glass-like waters.

KOTOR

Kotor, located on a beautiful bay on Montenegro’s coast, is a city steeped in tradition and history, with breathtaking scenery. The old city, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site, was built between the 12th and 14th centuries and is rich in medieval architecture and historic monuments.

SVETI STEFAN

A small islet, Sveti Stefan is home to a 15th-century fishing fortified fishing village and the former summer home of the Queen Maria of Yugoslavia, which has been transformed into a luxury 5-star resort. Take the tender ashore and explore its pink sanded beaches before having an aperitif at the Villa Miločer.

BUDVA

Learn more about the history of Montenegro and experience a taste of its famous nightlife in Budva. Part of the Budva Riviera, this town is known for its night scene and sandy beaches. Explore the narrow streets of its old, medieval town and take in the Venetians’ stone walls. Stop by the seaside citadel and the Church of Santa Maria, built in the 9th century. Afterwards head to Jaz Beach, where the likes of the Rolling Stones and Madonna have played and dance the night away.