Montenegro
Montenegro may be small, but it’s packed with drama — the good kind: misty mountains, sapphire coves, and a coastline that looks like it was painted by a poet in love on vacation
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10/24/20252 min read


Montenegro
Stories, Islands & Hidden Gems
Montenegro may be small, but it’s packed with stunning landscapes, sapphire bays, and dramatic mountains. If you’re ready for a magical journey, this tiny country has stories that will capture your heart.
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Our Lady of the Rocks (Gospa od Škrpjela)
This tiny man-made island in the Bay of Kotor was built in the 15th century around a Virgin Mary icon found by two fishermen. Over the centuries, locals added stones and even old ships to expand it. Today, it features a blue-domed church, a museum, and legends that feel like they stepped straight out of a fairytale.
You can reach the island only by boat, which already makes the visit feel cinematic. Inside the church, you’ll find over 2,000 silver plaques given by sailors who survived storms, and a famous tapestry embroidered with a woman’s hair — a story of love, patience, and waiting.


After exploring the island and soaking in its stories, it’s natural to feel hungry.
Imagine sitting in Perast, looking at the sparkling bay, and enjoying the aromas of local specialties. Montenegro shows another side of its magic here: food as incredible as the view.
Try:
Black risotto with cuttlefish and ink — dramatic and delicious
Njeguški prosciutto — smoked meat full of character
Krempita — a creamy dessert you’ll wish you could take a box home
Tip: Eat slowly and savor the moment — the views and atmosphere are as delightful as the dishes.


Hidden Gems of Montenegro
Durmitor National Park & Tara Canyon
perfect for hiking, rafting, and breathtaking views




Ostrog Monastery
built into a cliff, offering spiritual peace and incredible panoramas
Ulcinj’s Long Beach
13 km of sand, ideal for kitesurfing, swimming, and cultural exploration
Biogradska Gora
ancient forests, fairytale lakes, and total serenity
Travel Tips
Boats to Our Lady of the Rocks leave from Perast every 30–60 minutes
Entrance to the church and museum costs a few euros
Dress modestly — it’s a religious site
Bring sunscreen and a hat — the sun is strong
Montenegro is small, but full of stories, beauty, and surprises. From magical islands and historic churches to charming towns and hidden natural gems — there’s something for every traveler.
Any destination can be right… but coffee? That’s another story.




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