Montenegro is a friendly and sunny country 
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Montenegro is a republican state in southern Europe, often referred to as Montenegro. Location - Balkan Peninsula. Most of the borders are in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as Serbia and Albania, the smaller in contact with Croatia and Kosovo. The south-west of the country is washed by the waters of the Adriatic.
The republic is famous for the sea resorts of the Boka Kotor Bay, as well as the Barskaya, Ultsinsky and Budva regions. The most visited cities of the coastal zone include Kotor, Budva, Tivat , Igala, Perast, Herceg Novi, Bar and Ulcinj.
Advantages and features of the country
The state is divided into 21 regions and occupies almost 14,000 square meters. kilometers. Its administrative center is located in Podgorica. In historical and cultural terms, the former capital, the city of Cetinje, is more interesting.
The small area is not a disadvantage, but rather a tourist advantage of Montenegro. In just a day you can cross it in any direction and enjoy the local landscapes. The natural beauty of Montenegro is diverse: the coasts cut by bays turn into a wide mountain range, alternating with plains to the center of the country.
Climatic conditions
The climate in the country varies from Mediterranean to temperate continental. During the warm season, the air warms up no higher than 25 degrees, both in the south and in the north. Winter in the mountainous part of the country is mild, and subalpine conditions maintain snow cover for up to six months.
Population
According to the latest data, the population of Montenegro is 627 thousand people and consists mainly of Montenegrins and Serbs, Croats and Albanians live in the minority here. Unlike their neighbors, the inhabitants of the republic are peaceful and friendly to travelers. The Montenegrin language is officially recognized in the country, but many here speak Russian well and speak English.
Transport
The fastest way to get to Montenegro is by air. The airports of Tivat and Podgorica daily take flights from Russia, which operate both Russian and local airlines. Thanks to regular water connections with Italy, you can always get here by ferry. But rail transport operates on direct routes only in the summer, at other times you will have to travel with transfers. The range of possibilities is expanded by international laws that allow you to cross the border in your own car.
Choosing a place to live
The tourist base of Montenegro is actively developing and growing annually. Today, vacationers have access to about 150 thousand places, a quarter of which are in hotels. Most are rated at 3-4 stars and have everything you need: from parking and air conditioning to tennis courts and outdoor pools. Hotel owners seek to increase the level of comfort, as guests from Germany, Italy and the Scandinavian countries are not uncommon.
The competition for hotels is made up of apartments that are rented in large numbers on the Adriatic coast. Large apartments, studios, cottages - in this capacity exhibit a variety of types of real estate. Including rooms in small private hotels (villas) and houses of residents.
Gastronomic tourism
Montenegrin cuisine does not claim to sophistication and is famous for its simplicity. Once on the coast, it is worth trying fish chorbu, squid, mussels or Ohrid-style fish. Sacha lamb and homemade Chevapchichi sausages will be good in any institution.
The subject of national pride is quality alcohol. Grape vodka “Loza”, dry red “Vranats”, and white “Krstach”, as well as Montenegrin beer “Niksichko” meet high standards.
The list of products that are recommended to be brought from Montenegro:
- Negushsky cheese;
- smoked ham Prshut;
- black mountain honey;
- olive oil;
- hard drinks: vignac and rakia.
- How to pay?
Euro is the generally accepted currency in the country, you can pay for purchases here either in the usual way or with a card. Cashless payments are, as a rule, in large stores and hotels, however, it is always useful to have cash with you. The ATM system is extensive: they can be found at train stations, supermarkets and shopping centers. But the best option would be to buy the currency at home - this will save on commission costs.
Why is it worth visiting Montenegro?
Montenegro has everything that a modern tourist needs. Transparent sea and sunny beaches, ancient cities with a long history, snowy mountain slopes, as well as national parks with crystal clear lakes. Add to this the warm southern smiles and unhurried life of the locals, creating a unique atmosphere. And given that holidays in Montenegro will be cheaper than in neighboring countries, then there are no obstacles to start planning a trip right now.