Blessed with sunshine, pristine beaches lapped by clear Adriatic waters, and appealing, whitewashed old towns, the Montenegrin coast has become one of Europe’s hottest properties. Heading north–south from Croatia to the Albanian border, you’ll first hit charming Herceg Novi, before the coast ducks inland to swallow up magnificent Kotor – without doubt the most picturesque town in the land.

Kotor:

In Kotor you can see one of the most beautiful fjords in the Mediterranean. A unique fjord in the Mediterranean, where man has tastefully intervened, creating villages, towns and monasteries that are crushed by the slopes and where some of Europe's most exclusive hotels are located. It is not for nothing that this fusion of natural and cultural history was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Perast:

Perast is an idyllic little town on the beautiful Bay of Kotor. The bay's sea-like interiors are surrounded by mountains rising straight from the shore. Just a round trip around this part of the bay is a great experience.

Perast had territorial importance during the Republic of Venice, which is still evident from the numerous churches and small palaces.