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    In the center of Budva Riviera there is one of the most famous resorts and ancient settlements of the Adriatic - the city of Budva. This is an ideal place for lovers of active and sated rest. There is everything for families: in walking distance there are supermarkets, cafes, restaurants, playgrounds. For fans of outdoor activities, there are tennis courts, gyms, paragliding, hiking, water sports such as jet skis, yachts. And for lovers of nightlife - there are a lot of open discos on the embankment, working until 1 am, and closed clubs, where you can dance until the morning. Budva is divided into the Old (historical center) and the New (modern part of the city) one. The last one is located along the shore of the bay and every year it grows wider, climbing up the mountain slopes. In order not to get lost, you can navigate through the three main streets. The main street of Budva, past which it is impossible to pass is Jadranski Put. Between it and the sea, the half of the territory is occupied by hotel complexes "Alexander" and "Slovenska plaza". From here you will reach the second "central avenue" of Budva called Slovenska Obala. The street runs along the sea across the city. Here you can buy a variety of souvenirs in numerous shops, a snack in one of the pizzerias or slowly enjoy delicious dishes in the restaurant.  History of the city Back in the 5th century BC here was a settlement that had the status of a city and was called almost the same way - Budua. Legend has it that Budua was founded by Cadmus, the son of the Phoenician king Agenor, forced to leave his native place in search of sister Europe abducted by Zeus. He traveled a lot and later conquered the surroundings of ancient Budva. But when trying to capture Greeceб Cadmus was defeated and, together with his wife Harmony, was turned into a snake. After a while, the Greeks colonized Budva, making it a major trading port. But in the II century BC the territory was retroceded to the Roman Empire. Approximately 1500 years ago, Slavs and Avars settled here. In 841 Budva was on the way of militant Arabs. Further history of the city is a continuous series of peace and wars. Having joined the Venetian Empire, Budva got into Ottoman wars several times. Then there were the epochs of the Habsburg rule and joining the Russian Empire, Montenegro and France. Heavy for Budva was Austrian domination, which lasted until the outbreak of the First World War. Since the beginning of the Second World War and until 1944 Budva was in the power of fascist Italy. But the most devastating for the city was the earthquake of 1979.  Attractions of the city. The main attraction of Budva is its Old Town. Inside the fortress, you will be surprised to find a medieval city in its original form - with narrow streets, squares and stone stairs leading to elegant houses with small windows framed by hewn frames and red tiled roofs. Walking along its narrow streets really has something to see. To begin the walk is better from visiting the flea market of Budva. The market is located inside a small courtyard, next to the building of the Archaeological Museum. Be sure to go into it. It may be interested for lovers of unusual souvenirs, connoisseurs of antiquity, and simply, inexpressibly for residents of large cities to study antiques on small counters in the walls of the fortress. But be cautious, as in any flea market next to the real works of art can be a frank olde-worlde fake. After studying the market, it is worth going to the neighboring building - Archaeological Museum of Budva. On four floors of the Archaeological Museum of Budva there is a very interesting exposition, touching different times of Montenegro's development. On the first floor there is a lapidarium with stone slabs and funerary urns, on the second and third floors there are various household items and kitchen utensils of the Greek, Roman and Byzantine civilizations. And on the fourth floor you can get acquainted with the ethnographic exhibits - national costumes, military equipment, furniture and dishes, which were common in Montenegro from the 18th to the 20th century. You should also pay some time to the monastery Podmaine or Podostrog, which is located near the Ostrog mountain. For a long time here was the summer residence of Zet and Montenegrin metropolitans. The monastery was supposedly built during the reign of the Nemanjic dynasty, in the 12th century. His heyday came during the reign of the dynasty of Petrovic Nigos. Since 1718 Podmaine as well as the territory of Budva got under the rule of the Venetian Republic. And in 1837 became the property of Austria-Hungary and turned into a fortress. During the Bokelske uprising, the church was completely burnt. However, after a while Podmaine was bought by Father Philip Tanovic and until 1953 the monastery was in the possession of his family.  Beaches of Budva. The total length of the beaches in Budva is 11 310 m. In the city there are: pebble Slavic beach (Slovenska plaza - the longest and most popular in the resort, it was named in the 30s when the bohemian Europeans rested here, 1600 m long. Nearby there is a hotel with the same name, the beach has everything you need for relaxation: sunbeds, umbrellas, change rooms, shower, water sports and cafes, respectively, this is one of the most crowded beaches of Budva) and small pebble beaches Mogren (two Popular beaches in the city, picturesquely located at the foot of steep cliffs, you can get there through the old town). Budva Riviera is a long strip (35 km) of the Adriatic coast, which includes the best beaches of the coast. Beaches attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists with their beauty, spaces, associated infrastructure every year. Sea holidays here can be chosen to a different taste, both by the type of a beach, and by the type of services and entertainment provided.  What to see in vicinity? Right opposite the city, 1.5 km away, there is an island of Sveti Nikola, it is Shkol or Hawaii. This miracle of nature has a unique form - sloping on one side and steep from the opposite. From Budva to the island leads a shallow path (about 0.5 m at low tide), but it is more convenient to reach it by boat, which runs in both directions. On the gentle side, the island is covered with dense green thickets, along which the mouflons walk, and many birds live in the crowns of trees. The sightseeing of the island is the Church of St. Nicholas. With a length of only 2 km the island boasts a chain of wild beaches with crystal clear water.Lifehack: the most spectacular view of the island of St. Nicholas bursts upon the eye from the restaurant Hedone, located in the hotel CONDO HOTEL TRE CANNE, from the walls of the Old Town of Budva, as well as from the walls of the Old Fortress Mogren, which is already outside the city, in front of the tunnel in the direction to Tivat. Having returned to the coast, you can continue to explore local monuments. In the village of Pobori there is a monastery Stanevici. It is better to get here by bus or taxi. The first mention of the monastery dates back to 1714 - Bishop Danilo took a refuge here after the Cetinsky monastery was looted by the Turks. During the reign of Peter II Petrovic Negos the monastery became the spiritual and political center of Montenegro. On the way to Stanevic, you can and should visit the ruins of the medieval fortress of Durdevac, which is nearby. Behind the mountain pass of the town Toplis near the village Lastva Grbalska there is the monastery Podlastva. It was founded in 1350 by the Serbian king Stefan Uros IV Dusan. It's strange, but few people visit another local monument of antiquity - the fortress Kosmac, which is well preserved. A unique view of the entire Budva Riviera bursts upon the eye there. Kosmac is at an altitude of 800 m above sea level and is well visible from afar. During the Second World War, the fortress served as an observation post of fascist Italian troops. An excellent way to explore the surroundings of Budva is a walk from Budva to the island of Sveti Stefan. The route is suitable for hiking: on the way you are awaited picturesque beaches and good shots for taking pictures. You will pass along the Setaliste embankment, in the direction of the old city. Having reached the mountainous peninsula of Zavala with the luxurious complex Dukley Gardens built on its slope, you will see a pedestrian tunnel cut through the rocks in front of you. It leads to the village Becici, the suburb of Budva.  Cuisine and restaurants of Budva. Restaurants, taverns, cafes and bars are located here at every step, so you can choose a place to your taste. Seaside restaurants often have a menu in Russian, written with funny mistakes.Lifehack: keep in mind that in Montenegro it is considered absolutely normal to ask to wrap the rest of the food to go. Having seen the size of dises, you will understand how relevant it is. The restaurant of national cuisine Jadran kod Krsta is considered to be the best in Budva. Its convenient location - not far from the Old Town, on the main street along the sea - colorful dishes, cozy interior and high quality of service prompt guests to come back here again and again. The ladies are offered the best wines here, and men are served with strong rakija. To the Porto fish restaurant in the port of Budva is nice to come in the evenings and dine among the palms and fountains in the courtyard. Montenegrin and Mediterranean cuisine is offered here. All guests are treated with magnificent home cakes with gentle kajmak (clotted cheese). With a full list of bars and restaurants you can get acquainted by clicking on the link.  Entertainment and recreation in Budva. All conditions are created to make your holiday in Budva unforgettable! And if you have already enjoyed the warm sand, then it's time to learn more active kinds of entertainment. On the beaches you can always rent a boat, catamaran, jet ski. If you are a fan of underwater adventures, go to the diving center Pro Dive Hydrotech. Here you will be offered to walk along the cascade of the bottom of the Adriatic Sea near the lighthouse with the beautiful name Svetionik, to find out how soft the corals are in the water area of Petrovac, and to dive to the 12-meter depth in mysterious tunnels and caves off the coast of Budva, having received unforgettable impressions. And you have not seen yet how many various sunken ships can be explored off the coast of Montenegro! But entertainment in Budva is not limited by diving. And rising from the depths of the sea, we suggest you go straight to the sky! Another popular type of outdoor activity in Budva is paragliding, that is flying on a canvas parachute. In an effort to expand the range of entertainment for travelers, Montenegro invites you to realize the dream of a free flight. And Budva is the best place for it. The water park in Budva deserves special attention. It includes water slides, 4 swimming pools, including a pool with waves, a children's area consisting of 50 attractions, a restaurant, 3 bars, a photo zone. On one of the slides, the descent rate reaches 80 km/h. The water park can take up to 6 thousand people at a time.How to get to Budva? From the Tivat airport to Budva there is about 50 km, to Podgorica - 60 km, and to Dubrovnik - 70 km. Along the coast there is a highway – Jadranki Put. Buses miss the airport, so the most convenient way is to order a taxi. It is also possible to rent a car that will be delivered directly to the airport or any other place.Lifehack: getting to Budva by bus for a few euros is still possible. But for this you need to go a few kilometers to the bus station and wait for the bus, which does not go very often. The average cost of a taxi from Tivat airport to Budva is 20-25 €.  Hotels in Budva. In Budva, there is a huge selection of all kinds of accommodation: from the room for rent for 10 EUR per day, to the chic hotel Admiral Club 5*. Prices for hotels also vary greatly, not only because of seasonality (July and August, as a rule, the most expensive months, when the price can grow 2-3 times). In Budva, there are about 100 hotels, guesthouses and apartments. With a full list of hotels, you can get acquainted by clicking on the link. The coast of Budva can offer everything you need for a quality stay: beautiful beaches, astounding examples of Mediterranean architecture, an abundance of entertainment, a convenient location for sightseeing trips. Traveling to Budva guarantees you a pleasant experience and will make your vacation full of interesting and colorful events.  
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    Town-fortress Kotor is situated in the north-west of Montenegro, not far from Croatian Dubrovnik, in the south-west part of Boka Bay, at the foot of the mountain ridge Lovcen. The Bay of Kotor (Boka Bay, Italian Bocche di Cattaro) is one of the most butted into deep of the continent part of the Adriatic Sea. It consists of a few small bays, connected with each other with rather narrow straits, making together one of the best natural harbours of Europe. Because of unique mixture of different cultures, the Old town of Kotor and fortification around it is included in the UNESCO World Heritage list. Here you can find the traces of various epochs: the Renaissance, Gothic and Baroque.   Fortress around of old town Kotor.Fortress of Kotor is a beautiful example of medieval fortification, which includes: main, massive fortified wall, 16 meters wide, 20 meters in height and length - 4.5 km, which surrounds the Old Town of Kotor and rises to the top of the hill;. stone staircase leading to the bastion of St. Roko (Sv Roko) and the Church of Our Lady of Remedy (Gospa od zdravlja); the highest point of Kotor is the strengthening of Saint Ivan (bastione di San Giovanni - "Illyrian fort") on top of the mountain. The fortification wall was erected around the Old Town of Kotor from IX to XIX century so that the fortified ring protects the town against attack both from sea and from land. The main part of the walls which surrounded the town, was built in the XIII-XIV centuries in the time of Kotor (Cataro) was an outpost of the Venetian Republic in southern Dalmatia. Considering, that during almost all the time of the Venetian domination, Kotor and Bay of Kotor were a battlefield with the Ottoman Empire (whose tenure was a few hours away from the town walls), this period can be called the most dramatic in the history of the town.Until now one can get inside the town only through 3 entries:   Sea Gate - the main entrance to the center and the old town of Kotor, leading to the Armory Square; River Gate (northern) - entrance from the Shkurda river across a beautiful arch bridge (built in memory of the victory over the Turkish troops); Gurdich Gate (southern) - entrance on the Gurdich river (the only gate in Old Kotor, which are equipped with a drawbridge). It is not easy to get to Kotor from the River gate and Gurdicha gate, as the two rivers - Shkudra and Gurdich protect the town reliably. Historians write, that first, who build a fortress in this area in ancient times were Illyrians, from whom "Illyrian fort" remained (now - the fortress of St. Ivan) high on a hill. Those Romans, who came in the III century BC. erected hastily fortified bastions, then almost everyone who ruled here (Byzantines, Arabs, Venetians, Turks and others), rebuilt it or redesigned the construction on their own way. Of course, every period in the history remained the traces inside the fortress. But particularly active trade developed during the Venetians tenure of the towns of Boka Bay, under the flag of St. Mark. And, apparently, this is why the basic appearance of the town, which we see now, was formed precisely because of the influence of Venice. However, to inspect the entire fortress has been destined neither for citizens nor for tourists over for nearly five hundred years. Why? Because a large part of the fortress has not been available to the public from 1657. This is a very interesting story, in the truth of which is hard to believe, but it’s very tempting to believe – extremely beautiful it is.Image of Kotor in 1615, Henry de Beauvau During the Kandyan war between the Ottoman Empire and the Venetian Republic, in 1657, Kotor was besieged by Turkish troops, numbering 5,000 soldiers. The Turks were very persistent in striving to capture Kotor, as a control over it allowed you to control the whole Bay of Kotor. Residents of which closed themselves inside the fortress, closing with a key the only door leading outside (made, by the way, of the stone). The trouble was that in a burst of patriotism and as a sign, that none of them was going to give up, the key was thrown into the sea. Naturally, the Turks, despite repeated attempts, failed to take the bastion neither by storm nor by siege, and 2 months later they went away. And the townspeople remained at bay (in the full sense of the word). Fortunately, there was a source of water in the fortress (now "Well Karampana"), and rations to the fortress were bombarded by a catapult by Venetians returned to the bay. It took several years before an earthquake occurred in the town and destroyed half of the buildings. However, the walls of the fortress were strong and survived, and only a crack formed through which frightened people had to go outside. And once that happened, the crack was closed by the next push. That half of the bastion was not only inaccessible, but also closed to any attempt at penetration. Of course, they were made, but without any success. In honor of this victory, the citizens built another entrance to Kotor - River (north) gate of the town. But the Turks were not the only calamity threatening the city, fortress and people. No less they suffered from natural disasters, as well as from epidemics and earthquakes. So, in 1422, 1427, 1457, 1467 and 1572 the plague spread in the town. In addition, Kotor was exposed to earthquakes in 1537 and 1563, and it was almost completely destroyed by the great earthquake on 6 April, 1667, two-thirds of all buildings were destroyed, including the bell tower of the Cathedral of St. Tryphon. For centuries, Kotor was an arena of fierce battles, and as a trophy passed from one country to another, was occupied by Austria-Hungary, as well as French, Italian and German troops. But, despite all this, it survived, and was released in November 1944 and became a part of revived Yugoslavia. Now the date of release (21.XI.1944) is carved in stone above the main gate of the Old Town of Kotor. At present, the walls are interesting because everyone can get up and walk around the perimeter of which at the roof level. The passages are in several places (you need to walk along the wall and look for the stairs).   The walls and the fortress of St. John (San Giovanni).St. John Fortress – most pictures of Kotor are made from its walls. This fortress was built during the Venetian and strengthened by Austro-Hungarians. She is so naturally blends with the landscape of the mountains, that in cloudy weather fortress walls are almost invisible. Today, available for sightseeing part of the fortress can be visited by paying only 3 €. There, at a height of 280 meters, leads a serpentine of 1,400 steps, sometimes unbroken, sometimes entirely destroyed, therefore, deciding to climb the mountain, you need to wear comfortable shoes, make sure to bring your camera and drinking water. Having gone there people say, that after 15 minutes of the way, a view over the red roofs of the old Kotor opems, and after another 15 minutes, over the sea and the bay, well, the most courageous and persistent, reaching the highest point (the observation deck with the Montenegrin flag), will see the south Kotor fjord of extraordinary beauty in all its glory. On the way you will also come across with the Chapel of Our Lady of Salvation. Almost 500 years ago (in 1572) it was built by locals in gratitude for the salvation from the plague. We do not know how true this story is, but since then the streets of the old town of Kotor is washed twice a day with soap and water to avoid a repeat of the tragedy. The bell tower of the chapel is an architectural dominant of Kotor.Fortress of Kotor is an absolute must see object in Montenegro.  
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    Moraca Monastery: the gem in the Montenegrin Mountains.Moraca Monastery (serb. Manastir Morača) is a Serbian orthodox monastery, located in the mountainous Moraca river-valley in the central part of Montenegro. It is one of the most monumental and the most significant monuments of medieval Serbian Orthodox not only in Montenegro, but also on the Balkans. The monastery belongs to the Serbian Orthodox Church and is an active monastery of Montenegro and the Seaside diocese. Located in a picturesque setting on the banks of mountain canyon of Moraca river (in some places the canyon reaches the height of 1000 meters) in the municipality of Kolasin, the monastery is popular with pilgrims, numerous tourists who come here every day. And because of its close location near the highway, the visit of it includes in almost all the program of tourist routes and excursions. Monks do not mind all that - they generously share the beauty, tranquility and spirituality of this place, and even try to help the pilgrims as one as able. For example, in the territory of the monastery, you can find a free toilet, buy the monastery honey and rakija (Montenegrin brandy). History. Moraca monastery is one of the most unusual medieval monuments in Montenegro.Moraca monastery was founded in 1252 on the right bank of the river Moraca by Prince Stefan, the son of the great Serbian King Vukan II Nemanjic, who was later buried in the local church of the Assumption of the mother of God. According to legend, the complex was built with a special yellow stone, which was quarried far away from this place. Residents of the region lined up in the column of tens of kilometers long and passed stones from hand to hand to the construction site. Lifehack: still on the front, above the western portal there is an inscription indicating the year of construction - 1252. In the XVI century, with the invasion of the Ottoman soldiers who sought to wipe out reminders of other religions, the monastery was ruined and destructed: for military purposes, a lead roof was demolished, which resulted in the damage and loss of many original frescoes. In this regard, the monks had to leave the friary for a while. In 1574, the main church of the monastery was restored by a village chief Vukic Vuchetich, internal frescoes were re-painted in the 1577-78, and the outer temple painting was executed in 1616, by the artist George Mitrofanovich. Small church of St. Nicholas was rebuilt in 1639 and painted by renowned Kozma master. At the beginning of the XVIII century master Dimitriy painted the church of Our Lady of Assumption, and his son finished a large icon depicting the life of St. John the Baptist. The last layer of frescoes was completed by Kotor masters from Gylf school at the beginning of the XVIII century. In the XVIII century the monastery once again was attacked by the Turks and the monks were forced to fight with weapons in their hands. It is known that Archimandrite Mitrofan led the battle against the Turks and successfully repelled their attack, for which a gold medal for bravery was awarded. Later Mitrofan became a Metropolitan. From then onwards, the complex of Moraca continued to be restored, subjected to change, and its current copper roof, it got only in 1935. During its centuries-old existence Moraca monastery played a significant role in people's lives. It witnessed important historical events, like the recent, as well as the distant past. Here sentences were handed down, important decisions were made, books were copied and reading and writing were taught.The architecture of the monastery complex Moraca. The architectural complex of the Monastery Moraca includes: A large cathedral church of the Assumption of Our Lady (the Assembly); A Small church of St. Nicholas; Several buildings with monks' cells; Accommodations for travelers; Rich gardens and farms.  Here you will see an apiary, and sheep herds, turkeys and ducks - and all this against the background of beautiful nature and relaxing murmur of a mountain river, which rushes its emerald water somewhere below. The church is a typical example of religious architecture of the ancient Serbian state Rashka (the so-called "Raska style") with a noticeable influence of the Romanesque tradition. Both churches are made of stone and has a large hall, crowned by a single dome - nave. The external simplicity is offset by rich interior - frescoes and icons of the monastery is considered one of the finest examples of Serbian and Byzantine wall painting.1. The Church of the Assumption of the Mother of God - the Assembly.Church of the Assumption, which is one of the oldest buildings, built in the style of "Raska school" and modeled on the so-called "Zadužbina" - structures built on bequests for the salvation of souls bequeathed ("Zadužbina" - that is, "for the soul"). It is a large building with one room, a barrel vault, a semicircular gallery, choir and dome. Unlike churches of seaside style, the main temple of monastery Moraca is plastered. The main entrance is built of gray marble in the Romanesque style. The gray marble tiled the Church of the Assumption of the Mother of God itself. The large ambo in front of the Holy Doors is made of multi-colored stone. In the dome over the ambo hangs a large Chandelier "Bogorodicino kolo", under which once people vowed during the trial, when it was impossible to gather evidence in another way. In the middle part of the church there is a stone sarcophagus - the tomb, where the churchwarden (headman) of the monastery - Prince Stefan is buried. The gem of the church is a double door at the entrance to the middle temple, decorated with ivory. A chair, a table and a cane, which, according to legend, belonged to the St. Sava were also decorated with it. These items are considered to be the most beautiful and the most complex and original samples of marquetry. In addition to architecture, paintings have particular importance – on one of the pictures you can see 11 scenes illustrating the life of the prophet Elijah, having preserved since the 13th century. It is interesting to note that these 11 murals are preserved only in fragments, and present the only known example of this cycle in a monumental medieval painting. The church is famous not only for its unique paintings, but the icons. The most important relics stored here, considered an icon of Saint Simeon and Saint Sava, works by the painter Cosmas, Cetinje Oktoikh (the first printed book of the South Slavs) and handwritten gospels of XV and XVI centuries. The church was partially destroyed in the XV century - fought with Orthodoxy Turks removed the roof and banned local residents to protect the icons and frescoes. For many years the Church of the Assumption of the Mother of God stood without a roof, rain and snow got inside. This has caused catastrophic damage to many frescoes, paintings and icons, and now preserved, unfortunately, not as much as we would like. 2. The Church of St. Nicholas. St. Nicholas Church was built in 1635 and also may boast a rich interior painting. It is much less than the Church of the Assumption of Mother of God and its architecture is not very similar to the actual church building: the length and width of it is 5 m and height about 8 m. It is said that during the Ottoman rule, it was very popular to build churches, which exterior were almost impossible to distinguish from ordinary houses. In such way Montenegrins tried to preserve their faith. Lifehack: There is another interesting story. During the Turkish yoke, the Lords of Montenegro, who were both rulers of the country, and its spiritual leaders personally went from one house to another, trying to persuade people not to renounce the faith. 3. Monastic buildings and cells. Monastic buildings and cells fit perfectly into the monastery and as if to form the outer wall. Unfortunately, tourists cannot get inside, but even outside they look very nice. On the territory of the monastery, you can also see: A small source of holy water. The water is very tasty and is considered curative. We recommend to take it on a bit for the future. the Monastery apiary, where the bees are working peacefully. The collected honey can be tasted and buught in a nearby shop on site. the Monastery belfry. It looks quite modest in reality, despite the fact that on the Internet you can find many beautiful pictures of the belfry, made from some particular perspective. The monastery complex also has a well-tended garden and a courtyard decorated with flowers and shrubs, where visitors can sit on a bench, enjoying the view of old buildings. Behind the walls of the monastery, a small café runs, where you can quench your thirst and take a breath in the shade of a canopy during hot summer days. Subsistence farming of the monastery is quite interesting - not in every zoo cite dweller can see rare species of feathered fowl, turkeys, ducks, geese, chickens, etc. Obviously, the monastery is self-contained and completely done without the benefits of modern civilization - the monks have a vegetable garden, pasture, apiary, breed chickens and sheep, growing grapes. The churchyard is surrounded by a high wall with two gates, which during the Balkan wars of the late XIX century was used as a fortification in the battles with the Turkish army. In honor of the defenders of the monastery, killed in its defense, there is a memorial plaque. Relics of the Moraca monastery. Moraca Monastery is one of the most famous medieval monuments of Montenegro, which has unique murals and icons, which are among the best examples of wall painting in the Balkans. As we have said, there are no special shrines in Moraca, but we will try to list some of them, that we know of: Hand of Holy Martyr Harlampy - the main shrine of the monastery. Consecrated by it olive oil take home the pilgrims from around the world. Oktoikh (vosmiglasnik) - the first printed book of the South Slavs. It was printed in Cyrillic in 1493. Apostle, printed by Ivan Fedorov (the first printed book in Russia), released only 70 years later. Manuscript Gospel and other unique documents are stored in the library of the monastery; Baptistery of marble; Nail, which according to legend, belonged to the St. Sava; Cross in altar made of walnut in the XVI century. In addition to the shrine in the monastery there are especially beautiful icons that are located next to the iconostasis. They are made by the greatest masters of the XVIII century, and an icon of St. Sava and the icon of St. Luke are considered the most valuable in the Balkans.Sightseeing near the Moraca monastery. Moraca Monastery is quite popular destination among tourists and pilgrims. The necessary minimal infrastructure is set up here for visitors: a small camping and a café. Near the monastery there are the objects that are worth a visit as you get to this region. On Mrtvitsa river near the area of Green vir (Green whirlpool) is preserved an old stone bridge built by Prince Danilo in memory of his mother. Near Kolasin the ruins of the Turkish powder depot have remained, protected by law. According to legend, on the orders of the Turkish, the architect, being an orthodox, built it... in the form of a cross. When the Turks found cheating, he was immediately killed. The building survived, but was never used for its intended purpose. Under the walls of the Moraca, the river of the same name rages fast, and on the east side of the monastery in its marvelous waters flows the Svetigora waterfall. In the immediate vicinity there is an attractive river canyon Mrtvitsa, the length of which is 9 km. Its depth sometimes reaches 1,100 meters, and the entire length of the canyon is carved with the wall path. Harsh, but at the same time wonderful nature - the perfect background for a significant cultural and historical monument. Moraca Church is one of the most important medieval Orthodox monuments in the Balkans.How to get to the Moraca monastery? In Montenegro, there are several options to get to the monastery: - To buy a tour in the city where you are resting. For example, at a travel agency or on the promenade of Budva, Petrovac, Kotor, Tivat, Herceg Novi, etc... You will be picked up early in the morning by a comfortable bus, and after the completion of the tour will be brought back. - To take a regular bus. During the season regular buses from different cities in Montenegro go to or by the Moraca monastery daily: from Podgorica (6 times a day), from Herceg Novi and Budva (3 times a day), from Bar, Virpazar and Sutomore (2 times a day) from Pljevlja (5 times a day). In addition, once a day to the Moraca monastery buses from Berane, Plav, Gusinje and Bijelo Polje go. You can also take any bus going along the route Podgorica - Kolasin, and ask the driver to stop at the Monastery ("Stanite kod Manastir Moraca, molim te").View the every-day schedule of buses in Montenegro here. - To drive your own or a renting car. The landmart of the monastery is a small town Kolasin (in winter a popular ski resort), from which the monastery is only 28 kilometers away on the E80 highway. If you are coming from the coast, your route will lie through the capital of Montenegro - Podgorica, and from it follow about 60 km by signs for Kolasin along the Moraca River. The road runs along the beautiful canyon Moraca, and along the way you will definitely make more than one stop to capture the breathtaking, panoramic views on camera or phone. On the way there are also brown signs "to Manastir Moraca". Soon, on the right you can easily see the black dome of the Church of the Assumption of Our Mother of God - the central structure within the monastery complex. Moraca Monastery is well visible from the road, and having come closer, you will see the mass of tourist buses, meaning that you have come to the right place. Mountain Monastery Moraca is one of the most beautiful churches in Montenegro. Yes, it is not stored such important Orthodox shrine as relics of St. Basil of Ostrog (Ostrog Monastery - Manastir Ostrog), or the Hand of St. John the Baptist (Cetinje monastery); the monastery is not visited by thousands of pilgrims of all faiths; Yes, it is not included in the list of the most important religious monuments in the world - but with all the above mentioned it is really worth coming, because it is here you can find spiritual peace, appeasement from pleasant silence and enjoy the genuine beauty of the surrounding nature.  
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    Церковь Святого Иоанна в Старом городе Будва
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    Черногория не перестает привлекать и удивлять туристов со всего мира чудесами природы не только в летний период своим теплым Адриатическим морем и многообразными пляжами или зимой - горнолыжными курортами и развлечениями. Кроме этого, в Черногории есть еще много всего интересного, необычного и запоминающегося. В течении всего года любителей активного и экстремального отдыха, скалолазов и спелеологов буквально заманивают к себе величественные черногорские горы, сохранившие первозданную дикую красоту, и малоизученные пещеры, скрытые от глаз людей в недрах земли на протяжении многих тысячелетий. По данным спелеологов, в Черногории находится свыше 10 тысяч различных пещер, но, к сожалению, из-за сложности маршрута многие пещеры доступны только специалистам-спелеологам, а также хорошо подготовленным любителям экстрима. Справедливости ради стоит также отметить, что некоторые пещеры Черногории относятся к самым красивым спелеологическим объектам в европейских и мировых масштабах. Довольно сложно сказать, какая из многочисленных пещер в Черногории самая красивая - все они по-своему удивительны и прекрасны. В этой статье мы расскажем вам об одной из них... Ледниковый период оставил после себя неприступные скалы, глубокие каньоны и множество пещер, одна из которых наиболее известна, находится в центральной части Черногории и носит имя Ледяная. Ледная пещера в Национальном парке Дурмитор. Среди всех достопримечательностей Черногории большой популярностью у любителей активного отдыха и пеших походов пользуется Ледяная пещера, лежащая в недрах горы на высоте 2180 метров над уровнем моря в центральной части Черногории. Она расположена в 7 километрах от города Жабляк, на северо-восточном склоне горы, издали напоминающей человеческую голову из-за чего так и зовётся в народе - Обла Глава (Obla Glava с черног. "круглая голова"). Координаты пещеры: долгота 19.1064 широта 43.1549 Ледяная пещера является одним из чудес природы на территории Национального парка Дурмитор, который, в свою очередь, вот уже много лет является природной жемчужиной Черногории и в 1980 году был включен в Список всемирного наследия ЮНЕСКО. Вход в пещеру на протяжении всего года покрыт снегом, так как в этом месте гора отличается крутым склоном и солнце здесь практически никогда не появляется. Спуск непосредственно в пещеру идет под очень крутым углом и покрытие из слежавшегося снега практически всегда обледеневшее. Даже опытному альпинисту не так-то просто туда спуститься, а дилетанту безопаснее будет полюбоваться замороженными красотами на расстоянии. Но если уж вы решились, то спускаясь будьте предельно осторожными и, главное, внимательно смотрите под ноги. Lifehack: Попасть внутрь пещеры иногда бывает довольно сложно без специальной экипировки и подготовки, поэтому для любителей самым удобным временем года для посещения пещеры являются жаркие летние месяцы. А еще лучше — идти на экскурсию с опытным инструктором. Внутри Ледяной пещеры, находится необычный природный музей ледяных фигур - многочисленных сталактитов и сталагмитов, различных форм и размеров, которые не тают даже в самую жаркую погоду. В основном они напоминают высокие колонны с отверстием посредине, поскольку образуются от капающей сверху и потом замерзающей в виде ледяного столба воды. Длина всей пещеры составляет порядка 100 метров, а один из её ледовых залов достигает 20 метров в ширину и 40 метров в длину. Интересные факты: Даже в середине самых жарких летних месяцев откуда-то с потолка пещеры постоянно капает настолько холодная вода, что, набрав её в ладонь, стынет кровь. Именно эти капли,  капающие и застывающие естественным образом, образуют многочисленные причудливые ледяные украшения, от самых маленьких до тех, которые достигают человеческого роста. Дно пещеры также покрыто льдом, а часть углублений образует своеобразные бассейны, заполненные водой. От главного входа вглубь Ледяной пещеры уходит несколько длинных коридоров, которые притягивают многих отважных туристов, желающих изведать все тропы Жабляка. Lifehack: Воды в пещере довольно много — она капает буквально отовсюду, к тому же она кристально чистая. Именно поэтому это место идеально подходит для того, чтобы пополнить емкости с питьевой водой для обратной дороги. Естественно, что всё это природное великолепие, завораживающая красота подземного царства, холодный горный воздух, чистейшая вода, абсолютно прозрачный лед и постоянная низкая температура, сохраняющая в первозданном виде все пещерные сокровища ежегодно привлекает сюда множество различных людей, посещающих Черногорию. Для того, чтобы покорить вершины гор в Дурмиторе и увидеть необычную пещеру многие туристы организовываются в состав пеших экскурсионных групп, а некоторые опытные альпинисты решаются сделать это парами или в одиночку. Поход в Ледяную пещеру. Ледяная пещера в Черногории доступна для посещения и осмотра в течение всего года. К ней ведут несколько разных по сложности пешеходных горных тропинок, многие из которых берут своё начало от знаменитого Черного озера, расположенного возле города Жабляк. Поход в одну сторону до Ледяной пещеры, с привалами и остановками для фотосессий, займет 2–3 часа, а общая продолжительность маршрута может составить от четырех до шести часов в зависимости от подготовки. Но, поверьте, поход по Национальному парку Дурмитор, его горным хребтам, а также сам спуск в царство природных ледяных скульптур действительно того стоит. Lifehack: Помимо всеми изветных троп, есть и еще один путь, покороче, который начинается с перевала Седло в Национальном парке Дурмитор. Какой бы из них вы ни выбрали, не следует забывать, что в горах снег может лежать до середины июня и соответственно для похода необходимо тщательно подбирать экипировку. На протяжении всего пути попадаются указатели и специальные метки - красные круги, помогающие туристам не сбиться с маршрута. Но, несмотря на это, найти Ледяную пещеру самостоятельно довольно сложно - поэтому многие туристы для похода нанимают гида. Когда же Вы достигнете своей цели, перед вами во всей своей красе откроются великолепные виды на горные хребты Дурмитора, лесные массивы и, спрятанные среди вековых деревьев, Черное озеро и город Жабляк. Если вы действительно любите настоящие приключения, готовы испытать взрыв положительных эмоций и не боитесь трудностей, то не раздумывая отправляйтесь к Ледяной пещере и ваше путешествие будет оправдано на все 100%!
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    Ice cave in National Park Durmitor, Zabljak, Montenegro. Underground...
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    There is an amazing forest of black pines (Crna Poda) within the Tara river canyon. It is located between Bistrica and Dobrilovina, 950 meters above the sea. The pines reach 45 meters high and many of them are about 400 years old.Lifehack:You can get to the National park of Durmitor and the Tara river canyon faster, if go through Nikšić town. If you are interested in other sightseeing, you should pass by Kolašin take turn to Mojkovac.
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     Ivanovo Korito is a big valley 1200 m. long, located 12 km. from a former capital of Montenegro, Cetinje, in Lovcen National Park. It is named after its founder, Ivan Tsernovich. According to the legend, he made a trough (korito) with his own hands.  Numerous brooks connect in the valley following through stone bowl flow into beech trough. Every year numerous tourists and scientists come here, given that there are more than 1000 species of the most various plants. This place is also popular among historians and archeologists, since there are many ancient monasteries and temples, such as Church of St. Archangel Michael and Church of St. George.  Today, there is health and leisure center, founded in 1929 for treatment of respiratory tract and anemia.
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    Big valley Ivanovo Korito, Cetinje, Montenegro
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    Bukumirsko Lake is one of the legendary lakes in Montenegro. It is surrounded by the mountains and located 1443m above sea level. There are some legends about this lake. One of the legends goes about fabulous dragons living there and protecting the lake from ancient people. One says in Montenegro "Water brings happiness". This legend is closely connected with the lake. Long ago, a traveler passing by, stopped to look for a spring to quench his thirst. But he had never found water. And then, he exclaimed: "If the God could provide me possibility to drink some water, I would gain strength and make my way". At that moment water started flowing out of rocks and filled the whole valley. It is not very big, but quite deep 17m, the depth is 210m and the width is 130m. The water is transparent and you may see water-lily on the surface. Here you can swim, fix a camp on the shore next to reed thicket and enjoy the mountains, bright starts above and listen to the stories about the lake all night. Tritorus montenegrinus is a unique endemic lizard triton living near the lake. It is believed that it is a descendant of the fabulous dragons lived in this lake. Formerly the lake was inhabited by Bukumirsko tribes, non Slavic nation arrived from Romania. They had on their mind to eliminate the dragons. So the fire was set up near the rocks. They threw huge fire stones into the lake. In return, dragons cursed the tribe as a punishment for their unwillingness to live in harmony with the nature. The legend says, that the curse came true and the tribe disappeared by mixing with other nations, just the name of the lake was left. Today Bukumirsko Lake becomes a popular place for visiting. There are electricity, guest houses and motel. Probably, numerous tourists will destroy the charm of the lake, but more people can enjoy this beautiful place. You can get here by an asphalted road from Podgorica.
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    TOP 10 places to practice extreme  Drive, move, emotions... As a rule, admirers of extreme holidays get the brightest and unforgettable emotions. It is you who chooses to fall into an abyss from 100m height or go through the obstacles on high speed, and we just propose you what to do in Montenegro. Believe us, we have something to propose.1. Nevidio CanyonThe Canyon is located between the two confronted mountains Durmitor and Vojnik separated by the Komarnica river. Nevidio has become the last conquered canyon in Europe, which was opened just in 1965 by the group of professional mountaineers from Niksic. This natural magic place is hidden under 400m mountains. Narrow channels less than 0,5 meter width, the most dangerous one is "Gates of kamikaze" 25cm width, jumping into deep canyons and knickpoints will take your breath away! All true nature lovers and extreme fans should definitely visit Nevidio Canyon.2. Parachuting  Probably parachuting is the most adrenalin activity. Some seconds of free fall lasting as an eternity... Get a bird's-eye view of huge mountains, amazing landscapes and feel free. You can just soar in the sky and enjoy it. Felling good and fear at the same time. Enjoy adrenalin, speed and life. Not everybody has guts to try it, but if you do, then visit Podgorica. There are two places, where you can experience full helplessness and freedom at the same time, club "Wings of Podgorica" or club "Titograd". Cost of training and flight is 150-200 Euros. The duration is 3 days. Go ahead!3. ​ParaglidingParagliding is less extreme, dangerous and cheaper. It is simple, you can practice it everywhere. There are many proposals of flight with an instructor along the seaside. Paragliding is a flight with special parachute similar to a wing. It is light and responsive, without motor and unlike parachute you can land anywhere. Even beginners can learn how to manage with it in a half an hour. Anyway, the most important thing for your safety is to fly together with an instructor. An average price is 60 Euro, but emotions you will get far more, especially in such a beautiful country.  4. ​Sea diving   To dive into the sea means to get to another world, which is unfamiliar, unreal and still attractive. To dive into the sea world, first you need is to get certificate. Local and European organizations provide this service: PADI, NAUI, PSS, CMAS. Then feel free to explore sea life and shipwreck.  5. Diving in the caves    Cave diving is rather dangerous kind of sport with high requirements and price as well. First, you should have diver's certificate and experience. Depending the diving level, you may require cave-diver's certificate. Second, your equipment should be of the highest quality. Third, you should be well trained, the visibility under the water changes quickly, from transparent to complete dark. There is no chance to come to the surface fast. What is more, there are many "surprises" in the cave, like narrow paths and gaps. But you have a chance to find many interesting things and see fish.6. Rafting on Tara River   The Tara River canyon is the second longest in the world and the biggest in Europe, after Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in USA. There are more than 50 rifts you can overcome by boat or wooden rafts. Wonderful views and pure water with a portion of extreme during swimming along canyon will produce unforgettable impressions on you! You can book this kind of excursion in any tourist agency. An average cost is just 60 Euro.7. Alpinism and rock-climbingMountains in Montenegro are quite favorable place for alpinism. The bravest tourists try to conquer Prokletje Mountains. It is almost vertical, therefore if you are not experienced climber, you should start with less dangerous spots. For example Perlitor (Durmitor Mountains) is nice for the start. Do not forget the main rules: feel sure of yourself, prepare professional, tried and true equipment (including shoes) and conquer the peaks with professional instructor.8. Bungee jumpingThere is one more way to experience free fall and see all beauty of Montenegrin Mountains and landscapes, of cause if you dare to open your eyes. Bungee jumping is an activity that involves jumping from a tall structure while connected to a large elastic cord to your legs. You can try "Bungee" in Budva, on Slovenska beach. This jump is less impressive, the platform is just 40 m. high. But still it is good. On top, you will get T-shirt, cap and video with your jump.  9. Zipline   You can enjoy Zipline on the same Durdevica bridge. We have already described the beauty of the lake and the scenery, so we just propose you to try. The cost of the short ride-fly is 10 Euro, and 20 Euro for a long one. If you are afraid, you can practice double ride, but your partner will be on the second line, close to you. There is one more Zipline close to Budva, near Rybnyak. It is smaller, but the landscape is also nice.  10. ​Adventure park in Lovchen   Adventure park in Lovchen provides numerous air trails and land amusements with obstacles to overcome. Every level has own program. Even children can practice activity, which is an additional advantage. There are attractions and trails designed for kids. "Tarzan's trail" will let you experience whole range of emotions and you will see if you are ready for sharp turnings...  
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    All governors - rulers of the town, appointed by the Venetian Republic, have been living in the Palace for some centuries. Today Palata Venezia и Dvori Balsica hotels are situated there, so any tourist can easily live in the former viceroy residence. The Palace is located in Ulcinj, in the territory of Old Town, its lower part.
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    Venetian Palace in Ulcinj
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    While in Montenegro, by all means visit the dilapidated castle Haj Nehaj, which is located on the mountain of the same name. Fortress, with a funny name for the Russian language,Haj Nehaj is located in the south of the Montenegrin coast, near towns Sutomore and Bar. It is clearly visible from the main Adriatic highway, but difficult to access. The fortress stands at an altitude of 230 m above sea level, from three sides it is surrounded by impenetrable walls and high precipices, and only one, western side has a small path leading to the gates of fortification, on which in stone carved winged lion - the emblem of the Venetian Republic. True to date, it is not there any more, and it is unknown, whether it has been stolen nowadays, or it was destroyed by Turks, but the fact remains. Nowadays, tourists, who want to familiarize themselves with this monument of military architecture of the Middle Ages, also use this path. We can imagine right away what kind of roads were in Europe in the Middle Ages. The name of the fortress Haj Nehaj comes from the word "hajati" - worry, fear. That is the literal translation - "Worry - do not worry" or "Be afraid - do not be afraid." And this is due to the fact that the north-western side of the fortress was easily accessible by enemies unlike impregnable southeast. In the Middle Ages to confront the Ottoman Empire, Venetians built a set of fortifications on the territory of the Montenegrin coast. Fortress Haj Nehaj was built in the XV-XVI centuries, and the first written mention of it dates back to 1542. In the ancient chronicles it is reported that a permanent garrison consisted of only two soldiers and one artilleryman, however, at the right time for the period of defense of the land around the fortress Haj Nehaj, it easily accommodates 900 people. For a long siege it housed a tank with a reserve of drinking water. The fortress has been completed for several times, at a later period in the middle of it, a number of fortifications appeared to protect it already from the firearm - round turrets with narrow loopholes, at the same time a powder magazine was equipped there. The fortress was used by Turks, and in the XIX century it was repulsed by Montenegrins who didn’t use it any more. There is a church of St. Demetrios in the middle of the fortress. Today, there are only ruins left, but in ancient times it was on the site before the construction of the fortress. The peculiarity of this church is the simultaneous presence of two altars, Catholic and Orthodox, indicating the unity of Christians in the fight against the Turkish conquerors. During its long history the fortress Haj Nehaj repeatedly passed from hand to hand between the Venetians, Turks and Montenegrins, so the different stages of its construction are characterized by different architectural styles and features of masonry.Lifehack: entrance to the fortress is possible only on the west side, and correspondingly, it is necessary to climb in the west, too. On the other side the fortress is protected by high walls. One can get to the fortress on foot. In the town Zagradzhe you can leave your car in the parking lot and start your path to ascension. There are several small paths to the castle, but without pointers. That’s why, use the maps of Montenegro, services of guides or navigation. All the way occasionally come across the prickly bushes, shrubs, and dry branches, which cling to the clothes and legs. But believe me, it's worth it - in 20-30 minutes before you, in all its glory, will appear the fortress Haj Nehaj, and an amazing view of the sea, mountains and the villages at the foot will open.Lifehack: It’s better to return before sunset, because in the dark to walk through the narrow tortuous paths is not very comfortable (even in daylight, many people manage to go the wrong way).The road to the fortress Haj Nehaj
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    Fortress Haj Nehaj
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    The National Tourism Organization of Montenegro together with local journalists compiled a list of the most beautiful eco and ethno villages of the country. The first place went to the ethno village Nevidio. The village is located in a small place in Poscenj, on the southern side of Durmitor mountain. Surrounded by powerful cliffs, picturesque panorama of Durmitor, two lakes and the river Komarnica, this village is considered the most beautiful one in the Balkans. About its beauty and nature, the famous geographer Jovan Cvilic wrote. This place is located only 30 meters from the main Risan-Zablyak highway and is ideal for lovers of natural beauty and adrenaline. Through the ethno village a passage to the famous canyon Nevidio is provided, the last, mastered in Europe. Nevidio is characterized as "a paradise for lovers of outdoor activities in nature". Four canyons wait for you here: Grabovica, Pridvorica, Komarnica and Nevidio. Canyon Nevidio is about 2 km long, with a height difference of 125 meters. The sheer cliffs of the canyon reach 450 meters in height, and in some parts of it they are half a meter wide. All this is at an altitude of 1050 m above sea level. The vicinity of the entrance to the canyon is at an altitude of 1050 meters above sea level. The beauty of this region combines the village Poscenj, with 2 glacial lakes and the periodic waterfall of Skakavica, which, from the seventy-meter-high cliffs, spreads the water of the Grabovica River, which flows into the Komarnica River. The first acquaintance with Nevidio Canyon will impress you, it will amaze you with its indescribable, stunning and strange beauty that is unusual for the human eye. During a 4.5 km long trip along the canyon you will meet waterfalls, straits, cascades, breaks, narrow canals and many other natural sculptures. Adrenaline in the blood will go up when you go under huge blocks or jump from a height of several meters into the rapids. Just imagine what it's like to be in the middle of a stunning canyon, make your way through bottlenecks, and see the sunlight only through a thin hole between the rocks. The coolest test is the so-called Kamikaze Gate - a section of 80 m long and 20 cm wide in some places. Remember that by beginning the passage of rapids, waterfalls, you cannot go back, you will have to go all the way to the end.In the village, there are seven walking routes, lasting from two to twelve hours. Tour along the seven equipped walking paths will take from 2 to 12 hours. For fans of mountaineering, there is an opportunity to climb the Boljska ridge, 700 meters high, which is now very popular with climbers. In addition, 29 climbing walls have been installed in the ethno village. Ethno village of Nevidio is built according to the environment and consists of several cascading levels. At the highest level there are nine bungalows of quality materials, equipped with a living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. At the middle level, there is the Savardak restaurant, offering local cuisine and traditional drinks - spritzer and a rakija. At the last level there is a beautiful lake, which all visitors of our village can admire. Enjoy walks through the forest, starry sky, clear mountain air, spring water away from noise and daily routines. Waiting for you...  
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    Ethno village Nevidio in Montenegro
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    Grahovsko lake is located in the south-western part of Niksic town-council near Grahovo town. An artificial lake created for agricultural needs, as well as for sports, leisure and fishing. This small lake is practically unknown to the tourists. It can boast with almost ideal natural conditions, such as water, sun and lush vegetation
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    Grahovsko lake
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    Island Old Ulcinj is located in the northwest part of Ulcinj Riviera near small town Vidikovac. The area of this small island is only 1.7 hectares. Being sited 150 meters from the shore, it is not habitable, has a rocky origin. However, it is fairly well known among tourists, because for a long time it was thought that island was nothing more than remnants of ancient Ulcinj - Venice town Dulсigno sunk after an earthquake. Modern archaeological studies allow us to say that it was a Venetian tower-guard outpost. Specially built on the outskirts of Ulcinj to warn people of impending danger in advance. This explains the similarity of architectural techniques with Venetian buildings of Dulcigno era. To get to the island one can only by boat.
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    The city is located in the north-eastern part of Montenegro on the bank of the Tara River between the mountain ranges Bielasica and Signaevina at an altitude of 820 m above sea level, not far from the ancient settlement of Brskovo. The municipality borders on Kolasin, so the natural conditions in them are similar: the same beautiful mountains, forests, lakes and rivers. Mojkovac is called "Montenegrin Switzerland", it is also quiet, cozy and beautiful - the slopes of the mountains are strewn with "toy" houses and covered with soft cotton wool of clouds. Nearby is the national park Biogradska Gora and the famous canyon of the Tara River begins. City `s history  For the first time the city is mentioned in 1254, when during the reign of the Serbian King Urosha, the head of state of Rashka, a mint yard was opened here. Serbian silver money was minted in the mint in the village of Brskovo, near the city. Thanks to this, the city grew rapidly, becoming a major shopping center. The name of the city - Mojkovac - is translated as "chasing". In addition to the mining and coinage business in Mojkovac, woodworking from the local forest also developed.  In the First World War, the city became famous for the Battle of Mojkovac, in which the Montenegrin and Austro-Hungarian armies converged. In 1916 the Montenegrins managed to defend their city and break the superior forces of Austria-Hungary. In memory of the battle of Moykovac, an obelisk is installed in the city.  Modern life of the city is connected with the development of the tourism sector, the production of environmentally friendly products and woodworking. Sights of the city and municipality  The historical sights of the municipality include, first and foremost, an ancient 12th century mint in the village of Brskovo, which is located on a hill 6 km east of Mojkovac, where archeological excavations are currently under way.  At the entrance to the city is the Church of the Nativity of Christ, built in memory of those who died in the Battle of Montenegrins. The idea of ​​its construction belonged to King Alexander Karadjordjevitch, but was implemented only in 2008. Church of the Nativity of Christ  In addition, the monastery of St. George, founded in the 16th century, is located here, and nearby is the famous monastery of Moraca. Monastery of Moraca  The monastery is not without reason called Moraca - the so-called mountain river, in the canyon of which it stands. This place among the high peaks, on a natural level plateau, is recognized as one of the most picturesque in the country. Landscapes inspire an appeal to the soul, introspection, peace and tranquility. You can reach the monastery by the road that connects Podgorica with the north of Montenegro.  It is here that the world-famous Tara Canyon begins, an amazing creation of nature, popular not only among fans of extreme sports, but also in connoisseurs of primeval mountain landscapes. And the Biogradska Gora Reserve, which is located slightly to the south, is known all over the world for its unique plants and animals, magnificent lakes and beautiful snow-capped peaks. Tara  The depth of the canyon is 1.3 km, the length is 82 km, it stretches between the mountains of Durmitor and Signaevina on the one side, and Zlatni Bor and Lyubishnia on the other. Since 1980, the canyon was included in the Durmitor Nature Park as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.  In the north-eastern part of the Synyaevin Mountains, in the territory of the Durmitor National Park on the border of the municipalities of Zabljak and Mojkovac there is one of the deepest lakes in Zambojskoe in Montenegro. The area of ​​the lake is 27,600 m², but because of the large 19-meter depth the water reserve in it is almost 170,000 m³. This depth of the Zaboisky Lake places it in the third place in the country, after the Black Lake and the Captain's Lake. The lake is excellent for fishing, rainbow trout inhabits here, which locals prefer to call the word "brkach".  Once on the shore of the lake, you can enjoy its clean and cool water, silence and tranquility, which is broken only by the barely audible murmur of a mountain spring. You can get here by a special route, which is organized along the territory of Durmitor by hikers - hikers. Due to its exceptional natural value, Zabojskoe Lake is protected by a national reserve.  In the suburb of Mojkovac there are 2 more temples: the monastery Dobrilovina, founded in 1592 (the monastery is located in the municipality of Mojkovac near the village of Nizhnaya Dobrilovina in the valley of the river Tara, on the border with the municipality of Zabljak) and the Church of the Archangel Michael (located in the cemetery of the village of Štitaričy in the municipality of Mojkovac) . To the south-east of Mojkovac there is the world-famous reserve Biogradska Gora, in addition, not far from this village there are the tops of Siniaevin and Belasitsa, popular among skiers. The main wealth of the National Park Biogradska Mountain is untouched by modern civilization, many of whose trees have been preserved in their original form, having an age of more than 400 years. In these pristine forests, a large number of representatives of the animal world live and many unique plants grow. In addition to the oldest forest, six glacial lakes of the national park are of interest to tourists, including the largest - Biogradskoe Lake. How to get to the city  You can get to Mojkovac by road or by rail. The distance to the international airport of Podgorica is just over a hundred kilometers. The city has a well-developed railway connection, it is one of the key stations on the Belgrade-Bar route. Modern highways connect the Mojkovac with the capital - Podgorica, coastal towns - Budva, Kotor, Tivat, Petrovac, with other northern regions of the country and with some regions of Serbia. The most convenient way to travel is of course the car, the list of car rental services is available on the link. To get acquainted with the bus routes and the traffic schedule, follow the link.  In the north of Montenegro, there are many beautiful cities with an interesting history and culture, with numerous sights. Both in winter and in summer tourists come to Mojkovac. Attract them here and haughty monumental mountains, and Tara, offering dizzying white water rafting, and thick virgin forests.
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    Mojkovac

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    Przno beach (Pržno plaža) is a small gravel beach. It is located in a former fishing village. Many boats are still moored here. There are beach bar, restaurant and renting of sun loungers. It is very convenient to get Sveti-Stefan by boat from this place. There is lack of parking space. 
    Pržno beach
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    Becici beach is one of the most beautiful and longest beaches of the southern Adriatic. It starts from the Cape of Zavala and spreads over the Rafailovici Beach. It is a sandy beach with pebbles. Tourists can enjoy multiple sea recreations. For one who likes leisure activities, there are WaveRunner, Towable Water Tube, Banana water ride, boat, children's playground, attractions, many restaurants and cafes. There is a promenade at the Pine shadows along the beach. One can shelter there from a noonday heat. The beach is equipped by the sun loungers, umbrellas and sports-grounds. There are changing rooms, showers and WC. Sea rescue service is on duty. Parking place is near the beach. 
    Becici beach in Budva, Montenegro
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    Zukovica beach (Žukovica plaža) is a wild gravel beach, partially rocky and sandy. It is surrounded by mediterranean flora and locates next to Žukovica cape at the coast of Grbalj valley. Special conveniences are absent.  
    Zukovica beach
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    Any time when someone asks about the best Montenegrin beach, we pump air into our lungs and start beating the drum for couple of days. Really, there are many beaches and all of them are different. Gravel and sand, stone and concrete, under the rocks in forests, in cities and islands, wild and equipped - which one is interesting for you?Of course, most of the tourists prefer city beaches within walking distance from hotels and apartments. During summer season there isn't enough room to swing a cat.But, agree, it is difficult to relax, when your neighbor's leg is in front of your face. Or you cannot hear the bubble of the sea because of voices hum. That is why one should get in more private and interesting places sometimes. Let's tell about the most amazing wild beaches.Mamula beach is hidden on a small islet of the same name, at the entrance to the most beautiful Boko-Kotor bay into the open Adriatic sea. You will have a good view, which makes your heart soar, honest. You can get there just by yacht, cutter or boat sailing from big beaches Zanjic or Mirista - it is not the most convenient way, but it is worth.Gravel-rocky shore is washed by blue water. It is so transparent, that amazed eyes of fish hidden on a good depth can be seen. Besides, the sea is very deep inhere and is very good for divers. Once you get to the beach, combine the useful with the pleasant and have a walk around the island.Magnifical Austrian fortress Mamula of 19 century has been preserved here. It was a defensive fort. It is said that a ghostly echo of weapon salvo can be heard here. In fact this place has a very interesting history and its special secrets, which haunt minds of mysticism lovers. In 2014 Serbian horror film had come out with the same name "Mamula". However, there is a unique park, where subtropical and tropical flora of all sorts ramps, including exotic species of mimosa.  
    Mamula beach in Montenegro
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    Guvance beach (Guvance plaža) is a gravel beach. It is a continuation of Slovenska beach. There are restaurants, bars and renting sun loungers along the beach. There is parking.  
    Guvance beach in Montenegro
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    Drobni pijesak beach (Drobni pijesak plaža) is a sandy beach, located in the bay surrounded by olive grove. There is free parking. Here you can rent sun loungers. There are supplies of fresh clean water on the shore.
    Beach Drobni pijesak, Petrovac, Montenegro
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    Slovenska Plaža Beach is the longest beach in Budva. The length of the beach is 1640 meters.The beach is covered by small and medium gravel with concrete sites. Behind the beach, there is a hotel complex of the same name "Hotel Slovenska Plaza", as well as recreation zones and parks with different Mediterranean flora. There are many available sea attractions, including Bungee jumping, water ski, parachuting etc. There is quay along the beach with cafes, restaurants, souvenirs shops, discos and amusements for children. The beach is equipped all necessary for a comfort rest: sun loungers, changing rooms and shower with fresh water. Having rest on a sun lounger you can order drinks and meals just from your place.There are also boats to St. Nicola's island departing from quay. 
    Slovenska plaža in Budva, Montenegro
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    Beach Galia is a part of camping "Crvena Glavica", near the resort of St. Stefan.Galiya to the beach can be reached by car. The beach is well maintained and fully equipped beach furniture. Many believe that this beach Galia is one of the most beautiful beaches in Budva. The beach has sunbeds and umbrellas, cafes, changing rooms, showers, toilets, rescue service, Parking.  
    Beach Galija in Montenegro

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Rent of yachts, motor boats, boats, catamarans, scooters, canoes, SUP-s and other types of water transport in Montenegro for walks, outdoor activities or fishing in the Adriatic sea or on Skadar lake.

Montenegro is a small country on the Balkan Peninsula, which is washed by the Adriatic Sea. The Montenegrin coast is divided into two parts: Bay of Kotor, where the Tivat, Kotor and Herceg-Nova Riviera are located and the open Adriatic Sea with the Budva, Bar and Ulcinj Rivieras. Unlike the neighboring countries of the Balkan region, Montenegro has a relatively small coastline - about 300 kilometers. Nevertheless, today, renting yachts, motor boats, boats, catamarans, scooters and other types of water transport in Montenegro is one of the most popular services among tourists from all over the world.

Rest in Montenegro is unlikely to be complete if you do not find the time and will not go out even once to the open sea on a yacht or boat. None of the types of outdoor activities are able to give such stunning emotions as a boat trip / yacht / catamaran / motor boat / and other sailing in open water. Rent of yachts, motor boats, boats, catamarans, scooters, kayaks, SUP-s, etc. Is a pleasure that sometimes costs more than many other entertainments, but emotions also cause this kind of rest too special and memorable for many years ...

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The service of renting yachts, motor boats, boats and other sea vessels in Montenegro allows local residents and guests not only to enjoy the delights of luxurious leisure, but also to see all the beauty of Montenegrin coast alive, see picturesque islands, unusual places, unique sights, hidden grottoes and caves and much more from the Adriatic Sea...

Rent a yacht in Montenegro - is a great opportunity to celebrate any holiday, go for a ride with family or friends and admire the sights, and also arrange an unforgettable photo session against the background of the coast or the boundless Adriatic Sea. Here are just some of the places you should definitely visit when renting a yacht, motor boat or boat in Montenegro: Old Budva and St. Nicholas Island; St. Stefan's Island; the summer palace of the royal family in Milocer; Bay of Kotor, along the banks of which are the cities of Tivat, Herceg Novi, Kotor and Perast with its famous islands; The old town of Kotor, surrounded by a high stone fortress wall; the island-fortress of Mamula; the island of Katic and the Holy Resurrection near Petrovac; Zabljak Crnojevic on the Skadar Lake, etc.

Even if you are not interested in landscapes and stunning views of nature, you can simply ride on the desired water transport along the Adriatic Sea, Bay of Kotor or Skadar Lake and enjoy the carelessness of the sea and a pleasant rest alone with nature. It is impossible to compare with anything, even with a trip on a respectable or most powerful car on highways. Do not believe me? Then just check it out!

Rent of yachts, motor boats and boats in Montenegro is a service that today gains great popularity both with locals and tourists! That's why we collect only the best options for sea vessels for you and only from trusted management companies and owners of yachts, boats, boats, catamarans, scooters, kayaks, SUP-s and other types of water transport in Montenegro.
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