Montenegro is becoming a much-loved destination for European tourists. The country offers so much in just a short visit for those travelling independently. These days foreign guests come to unwind by the sea, sample the culture of this unique country and explore the beautiful natural environment. Reserve your flights online to Montenegro. The unique nature of Montenegro can be seen at Kotori Bay, arguably the most beautiful stretch of Adriatic coastline. Obol is Europe's most southern fjord, under protection by UNESCO. With the entire 293 km of coastline presenting a wealth of opportunities for rest and fun, Budva in particular looks like great place for an excursion.

Mountain, canyons and lakes

Montenegro finds itself in a fortunate situation, where the tourist season is not restricted to only the summer months, and visitors do not concentrate wholly on the sea and the beaches. In autumn and spring, hiking, bicycling and extreme sports are also popular. The canyons lend themselves to white-water rafting, with Tara Canyon particularly rated. As the second deepest canyon in the world, only  Colorado Canyon exceeds this. And in winter, a visitor to Montenegro can find exceptional ski slopes. If Montenegro is chosen as a place to see nature, there will be little to disappoint. The Biograd Mountains cover 5400 hectares - one of the most ancient forests in Europe. Climbers can find glacier lakes at 2000 metres, one of the largest being Lake Biograd, and the most famous of these being Lake Sakadari. Here you can find some of the last original European homes of the pelikan. Around these highlights there are scatterings of picturesque scenic towns and villages.  Click here to find out more about the prices of flights to Montenegro.

Flights to Podgorica

For the people of Montenegro, the new century offers a chance to prosper. They enjoy a uniquely healthy environment, with many historic, preserved towns and monasteries. The winter night skies even in Podgorica, the capital and largest city, show more stars than most of us will ever see. There are more than 50 old towns, and to the east and west there are reminders of a distinguished history. Budva, Risanj and Uicimj possess fine old towns from the 5th century. The builders of Duklja and Zeta attempted to Ape Venice and Rome, with successful results. The Nemanjic dynasty added distnctly Slavic elements to these towns, and with the sea influencing Montenegro, the Renaissance and Baroque styles became part of Montenegro's culture. In the 16th century Herceg Novi, Bar, Ulcinj and Bijelo Polje fell under Turkish jurisdiction and buildings in the Ottoman style were added to the already rich mix of architectural styles. Flights to Podgorica can take less than one hour with a Malev special offer.