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Montenegro - Adriatic Coast

This 80km stretch of coastline is an eye-popping opal; the malachite greens of the looming mountains and the intense blues of the reflecting waters are dazzling enough to cause halluci-nations.

- gaze in wonder at the cutesy beauty of the exclusive walled island of Sveti Stefan

- soak up the summertime beach buzz of the Eastern-tinged town of Ulcinj

- let the kids off the leash on Petrovac’s promenade

Coverage includes: Best Places to Sleep, Budva & around, Bečići & Ra-failovići, Pržno, Sveti Stefan, Rijeka Reževići, Petrovac, Bar, Stari Bar, Ulcinj, Velika Plaža & Ada Bojana, When to Go.



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