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How much do you know about Montenegro? Well, probably less than you should. The tourism market hasn’t really tapped in to Montenegro’s phenomenal beauty and diversity. And there’s a reason why it’s referred to as the “Hidden Pearl of the Mediterranean.” Along the coast is the Adriatic…inland there are dense forests and jaw-dropping glacial lakes. Now is the time to explore all that Montenegro has to offer.
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Montenegro Fast Facts
Population: 657,394
Capital: Podgorica
Language: Serbian, Montenegrin, Bosnian, Albanian
Location: Southeastern Europe, between the Adriatic Sea and Serbia
Climate: Mediterranean climate, hot, dry summers, cold winters with heavy snowfall inland
Coastline: 293.5km
Country Code: 382
Time Zone: GMT+1
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Montenegro Articles
- Sveti Stefan–Montenegro’s pretend paradise island
Posted on August 8, 2007 by International Living
Sveti means “saint” in the Montenegrin (Serbian) language. And Sveti Stefan is the dream …
- Medieval Kotor-a cheaper alternative to Dubrovnikby Steenie Harvey
Posted on May 22, 2007 by International Living
Twisty laneways and stone archways…frescoed Italianate and Byzantine churches…piazzas packed with gaily-canopied cafés. And …
- Villainous taxi drivers, 175-miles of Adriatic coastline, and enticingly-priced property-Montenegro is still a little rough around the edges
Posted on May 22, 2007 by International Living
If you agree that $45,000 for a small apartment with sea views sounds reasonable, …
Villainous taxi drivers, 175-miles of Adriatic coastline, and enticingly-priced property—Montenegro, still a little rough around the edgesPosted on May 22, 2007 by Steenie Harvey
If you agree $45,000 for a small apartment with sea views sounds reasonable, hurry across to Europe and the newly-independent country of Crna Gora.
Crna Gora? Unless you’re fluent in Serbo-Croat, it doesn’t trip lightly off the tongue. Thankfully the rest of the world uses its more melodious Italian name of Montenegro. Both mean “Black Mountain.”
- Operation: Breakfast
Posted on April 23, 2007 by International Living
International Living Postcards– your daily escape Monday, Oct. 23, 2006 Budva, Montenegro More on …
- Sleepless in Montenegro
Posted on April 23, 2007 by International Living
International Living Postcards– your daily escape Friday, Sept. 29, 2006 Budva, Montenegro Thumping drums, …
- Captain Island
Posted on April 23, 2007 by International Living
With its Venetian heritage and maritime past, Perast is one of the most sought …
- Pretend Paradise Island
Posted on April 23, 2007 by International Living
The 15th-century walled island of Sveti Stefan was a retreat for celebrities until the …
- Lunch With the Cops
Posted on April 23, 2007 by International Living
The Bay of Kotor is popular with sunbathers…despite the fact that there is not …
- The World’s Newest Independent Nation
Posted on April 23, 2007 by International Living
Europe’s last undiscovered secret? Hardly. But Budva, and the rest of Montenegro’s northern coast, …
Travels through the Ionian Riviera—it’s who you know in Albania and MontenegroPosted on October 18, 2005 by Jocelyn Carnegie
The vegetation on Albania’s Ionian Riviera changes about four times from almost sub-tropical moonscape in the south through miles of ancient olive forest to cypress forest and miniature Grand Canyon landscapes. As you move north, the scrub terrain gives way to ancient pine forest. Villages are built on promontories perched high above the spectacular Ionian coastline; rugged mountains as their backdrop and turquoise bays their view. There are fewer islands here, but what Albania lacks in island life it more than makes up for in long sandy beaches and wild surroundings.
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