Montenegro
Montenegro
Types of trips: Relaxation, Historical, Seaside
Best known for: Used to be part of Yugoslavia, Seaside Towns, Ski Resorts
Why Go?: With impressive mountains, idyllic beaches and elegant towns, Montenegro is a country filled with places to go and things to see, and it's natural drama will enchant every visitor.
Fact File
Population: 800,000
Capital: Podgorica
Language(s): Montenegrin
Ties to the UK?: Increasingly popular travel destination
Landscape: High mountain ranges in the south and east, with some smaller flat plains scattered throughout
Climate/Seasons: The coastal regions have hot summers and milder winters, while the climate further inland still has warm summers but much colder winters.
When to Go: The coast is nice year round, but the peak heat of July and August may be wise to avoid due to the crowds and extreme weather.
Reasons to Visit: Montenegro is a land full of natural beauty and fascinating history - a great place to come for a blend of enjoyment and education!
How to Get There: There are a few international airports you can use for travelling to Montenegro from the UK, including one located in the capital.
Places to Go: Porto Montenegro, Our Lady of the Rocks
Famous People: Marina Abramovic
Natural Wonders/Wildlife: Durmitor National Park, Gulf of Kotor, Black Lake
History: Became independent from Serbia in 2006
Architecture: Ostrog Monastery, Cetinje Monastery
Culture: Slavonic, Islamic, European and Adriatic cultural influences
Sport: Football, Basketball, Water Polo, Volleyball, Handball
Events: Podgorica Night
Watch Out For: Coastal regions should be treated with caution, especially with young children
Medical Issues: Some vaccines and boosters may be advised - check here for some info and consult with a doctor!
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