Near Skadar Lake, the rows of grapevine stretch almost immensely, covering 2,300 hectares and forming one of the largest and most beautiful vineyards in Europe- Ćemovsko polje, which is owned by Plantaže in the exclusive domain of the Montenegrin autochthonous grapevine varieties – Krstač and Vranac. After sightseeing the vineyards and having a short stop at the view point, you arrive at the cellar "Šipčanik". In these rooms covering cca 7000 square meters, the wine has been held and tended in almost perfect climatic and technological conditions.

Budva is the center of Montenegrin tourism owing to the great number of beaches and hotels that make this a most desirable tourist destination. Apart from its natural beauty, its bay islands and beaches, Budva is rich in historic monuments. During the summer months, it turns into a Theatre City with numerous local performances and shows from abroad.

Kotor is a beautiful UNESCO town with a charming old town and a bustling harbor located in a unique bay of Boka. Although you need a few hours to visit all the attractions that are located in Kotor, you should stay the longest in Old town.The old fortified coastal town of Kotor is just an hour drive away and with its panoramic route, it is an alluring tourist product.

Skadar Lake is the largest lake in the Balkans. Its specifics and beauty is revealed in rich flora and fauna and is an important habitat of water birds. Rare curly pelican is the symbol of the National park. Skadar Lake is rich with cultural and historic monuments spread across large part of this National park. Small abandoned fishing villages located at very water also represent exceptional cultural heritage. Ramasar convention from 1996 enlisted Skadar Lake in World list of swamps of international importance.  

Renowned throughout the Balkans for the smooth red vranac grape, the tradition of wine-making has existed here for centuries.  Explore Montenegrin Wine Routes in the regions of Crmnica and Nahija, just 30 km from the sunny coast of the Adriatic Sea, between the picturesque Skadar Lake and the town of Cetinje.

Rijeka Crnojevića was the largest Montenegrin harbour and the leading trade center during XIX and at the beginning of XX century. Owing to its unique and exquisite taste, dried bleak (fish) was highly esteemed product of this region and it was very popular among Italians. During the visit, you can enjoy gastronomic offer of authentic specialties, theme walks and kayaking.

The Orthodox Monastery of Ostrog is one of the most visited monasteries in the Balkans. It is visited by believers from all over the world, individually or in groups. It is a confluence of all three confessions: Orthodox, Catholic and Muslim, as it is believed that the relics of St. Vasilije of Ostrog are miraculous. According to pilgrims' testimonials, praying in front of these relics has helped them cure or lessen their life's troubles.

Ada Bojana is an uninhabited river island at the mouth of the Bojana River in the Adriatic Sea. Due to the beauty of this island, the entire Ulcinj Riviera gained popularity during 70's and 80's which is considered to be the golden age of Ulcinj's tourism. Sand rose sedimentation continuously reshapes the island.

Sveti Stefan is a big attraction on Budva Riviera. Once a fishing village, it is now recognized as the world-famous place hotel town (recently owned by Singaporean company Aman Resorts) leaving no one indifferent. The title of the most elite summer resort of the Mediterranean is completely justified.