Montenegro in a Nutshell - Between Sea and Mountains

Staying home, use time to virtually meet new places, crave travel, setting out when possible. In recent years Montenegro very effectively fought for Polish tourists' attention. Growing interest in this direction came from regional attractiveness and diversity, intensely developing infrastructure and convenient flight connections. 

Svetlana Tomkovic, National Tourist Organisation manager, assures Montenegro will not let itself be forgotten, meanwhile offering relaxation and travel craving through images and sound. – With our newest film we show Montenegro, its nature and attractions await tourists every season. Today health safety matters most. We must stay home to travel later. We believe the time soon comes when tourists arrive, rebuilding strength together – she added.  

Montenegro is a small country under 14k km2, letting you plan stays to rest on sunny beaches and admire harsh mountain peaks or deep canyons – such diverse landscapes instantly transport elsewhere. A short film guides viewers through Montenegro, where beautiful untrodden nature and closeness ensure rest and relaxation after hard isolation times.

Thanks to its preserved ecosystem, Skadar Lake National Park is paradise for nearly 280 bird species, mostly rare and endangered. Skadar Lake is the Balkans' biggest inland water body, a natural habitat of Europe's rare Dalmatian pelican. Kotor ranks among the Mediterranean's best-preserved medieval towns, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its charm comes from winding streets, irregular squares, rich traces of former residents and rulers. Bay of Kotor, looking like mountains burst to let the sea between, is Europe's southernmost fjord.

From the south we move north, where Prokletije National Park draws eyes with beautiful peaks rich in autumn colours. Another unique place is the 93 km long, 1300 m deep Tara River canyon, Europe's biggest, third worldwide. Here Tara rafting and floats offer unforgettable experiences. Next see Durmitor National Park with tourist trails of varying lengths and difficulty, revealing beautiful vertical rocks, ancient forests, grassy hills and valleys, glacial lakes. Another mountain region is Biogradska Gora National Park with modern ski centres, Kolasin 1600 Ski Centre and Kolasin 1450 Ski Resort in the Bjelasica range.

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