Tivat city
Sightseeing
Porto Montenegro is an exclusive marina and yachting paradise in the Mediterranean, offering waterfront residences, luxury shops and high end events.
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Порто Монтенегро
1 Obala bbPorto Montenegro is an exclusive marina and yachting paradise in the Mediterranean, offering waterfront residences, luxury shops and high end events.
Trg Magnolija
Walking area
Walking area, Tivat coast all alongside with a continuation in the Porto Montenegro.
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Pine
Walking area, Tivat coast all alongside with a continuation in the Porto Montenegro.
If you are into hiking, mountain biking, or extreme canyon adventures, mountain Vrmac, that is overlooking Tivat offers its slopes and a canyon to be conquered.
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Vrmac
If you are into hiking, mountain biking, or extreme canyon adventures, mountain Vrmac, that is overlooking Tivat offers its slopes and a canyon to be conquered.
A place to live life as it should be.
Designed to reflect the traditional fishing villages of Montenegro, Luštica Bay unites old-world charm with cutting-edge facilities; timeless Riviera living with contemporary luxury. A dynamic waterfront town along an undiscovered and unforgettable stretch of coastline that invites you to create your vision of what life should be.
Luštica Bay is the largest fully integrated resort development of its type in south eastern Europe, offering an unparalleled vision in its ambition, execution and authenticity.
The goal of Luštica Bay is to create a distinct and deeply-rooted coastal town within extraordinary surroundings, where residents can become part of a diverse and warm community, creating a home around the life they want to live. Life as it should be. Combining Montenegro’s beauty and culture with Orascom Development’s experience of cultivating environmentally-centred, luxury residential living, it provides a foundation that will grow organically for decades to come.
Set amongst the natural beauty of the Luštica peninsula in the idyllic Trašte Bay, overlooking the internationally renowned Bay of Kotor, the Luštica Bay development is already well underway. A sustainable, fully-integrated destination, blending seamlessly into the unspoilt beauty of the peninsula, offering distinct neighbourhoods with a variety of residences, hotels and world-class facilities that unite tranquility and privacy, discovery and adventure. A secluded oasis and a gateway to the rest of Montenegro.
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Luštica Bay Marina Sales Office
A place to live life as it should be.
Designed to reflect the traditional fishing villages of Montenegro, Luštica Bay unites old-world charm with cutting-edge facilities; timeless Riviera living with contemporary luxury. A dynamic waterfront town along an undiscovered and unforgettable stretch of coastline that invites you to create your vision of what life should be.
Luštica Bay is the largest fully integrated resort development of its type in south eastern Europe, offering an unparalleled vision in its ambition, execution and authenticity.
The goal of Luštica Bay is to create a distinct and deeply-rooted coastal town within extraordinary surroundings, where residents can become part of a diverse and warm community, creating a home around the life they want to live. Life as it should be. Combining Montenegro’s beauty and culture with Orascom Development’s experience of cultivating environmentally-centred, luxury residential living, it provides a foundation that will grow organically for decades to come.
Set amongst the natural beauty of the Luštica peninsula in the idyllic Trašte Bay, overlooking the internationally renowned Bay of Kotor, the Luštica Bay development is already well underway. A sustainable, fully-integrated destination, blending seamlessly into the unspoilt beauty of the peninsula, offering distinct neighbourhoods with a variety of residences, hotels and world-class facilities that unite tranquility and privacy, discovery and adventure. A secluded oasis and a gateway to the rest of Montenegro.
Luštica peninsular is located at the entrance of the Bay of Kotor opposite to Tivat Riviera in a close proximity to the airport of Tivat. Wonderful views open from this peninsular to Tivat and Herceg Novi Rivieras. There are many comfortable and beautiful beaches
There is an unforgettable impression the peninsular provides in sunny weather. Green hills and pomegranate tree groves with narrow paths leading to the small settlements with few houses and turn off to the bay with clear water.
There is an impression that civilization still cannot reach this peninsular, since this piece of land stays the least developed. Those who are tired of city rush and do not die for night entertainments, will find this place comfortable. You can check into a small hotel, private house directly on the shore or book apartments rather far off the sea with olive grove and beautiful green hills view.
According to historical recordings dated VI century, this peninsular is one of the first settlements of the early Slavs. The locals claim that there is still a temple of the early Slavs above the hills.
During XIV- XVII centuries, Luštica served as a shelter from pirates and smugglers.
Sightseeing in Lustica Peninsula
You can go snorkeling in the Blue Cave (Plava Špilja), one of the most popular attractions that can be reached only by boat. Blue cave is a famous grot under UNESCO protection. Its name was given thanks to an unusual visual effect, in a sunny day the sunbeams refract in clean sea water in a way the walls of the grot is colorized with blue sparking color. The total area of the cave is 300 m2, the height in its peak is less than 9 meters and its depth is about 4 meters.
The Mamula fortress is a fortress-island with the most beautiful sunset, built in the 19th century during the Austro-Hungarian Empire for territorial defense from the water.
Lifehack: You can visit the island by the boats departing from Herceg Novi and from the beaches of Luštica, Žanice and Mirišta.
The island of Ostrvo Gospe od Milosti (merciful Holy Mother) is occupied by nunnery and the church of the Most Holy Mother of God. These buildings were built in XV century. The length of the island is just 147 m and the width is less than 80 m. The patroness of the island is Our Lady of Charity. The main sightseeing is the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary made of wood in the XIV century.
The construction of the monastery started in 1479 and in 1524 it came into possession of Order of Friars Minor. In the 17th century it was devastated by the Turks and thenrestored at the expanse of local citizens. After 1800, when the Friars Minor left the island, the Monastery came into possession of the Bishop of Kotor and Catholic priests had settled here. After the World War II, the island came into possession of the government and then it was given to the Red Cross. The kindergarten was open here, but the islandsuffered very much during this time. In 1967 the island was back to Kotor Eparchy and just in 1973 the reconstruction was started.
Lifehack: You can get there by boat. The distance to the island is just 200 meters. In every small settlement on Luštica, there is at least one small church. And every church is special on its own manner.
A wonderful view opens to the sea and Luštica peninsular from the hill next to the Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul (Crkva Sv. Petra I Pavla). The church is located in Brguli village and was built in XIV-XV centuries.
There are many other churches: the church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker (XII century) (Crkva Sv. Nikolaja Mirlikijskogo), the church of St. George (CrkvaSv. Đorđa), St. Paraskeva Church (Crkva Sv. Petke), St. Lazar Church (Crkva Sv. Lazara), The church of St. Michael (Crkva Sv. Arhangela Mihajla) and this list is not complete.
Beaches in Lustica Peninsula
There are many beaches on Luštica, the most famous among them are Žanice, Mirišta, Oblatno- AlmaraBeach (with beach parties), PlaviHorizonti is an ideal beach forfamilies with children (flat water entry and sand beach). Fishing village Rose with Forte Rose beach (there is the restaurant of the same name, located in the old fort).
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Luštica
Luštica peninsular is located at the entrance of the Bay of Kotor opposite to Tivat Riviera in a close proximity to the airport of Tivat. Wonderful views open from this peninsular to Tivat and Herceg Novi Rivieras. There are many comfortable and beautiful beaches
There is an unforgettable impression the peninsular provides in sunny weather. Green hills and pomegranate tree groves with narrow paths leading to the small settlements with few houses and turn off to the bay with clear water.
There is an impression that civilization still cannot reach this peninsular, since this piece of land stays the least developed. Those who are tired of city rush and do not die for night entertainments, will find this place comfortable. You can check into a small hotel, private house directly on the shore or book apartments rather far off the sea with olive grove and beautiful green hills view.
According to historical recordings dated VI century, this peninsular is one of the first settlements of the early Slavs. The locals claim that there is still a temple of the early Slavs above the hills.
During XIV- XVII centuries, Luštica served as a shelter from pirates and smugglers.
Sightseeing in Lustica Peninsula
You can go snorkeling in the Blue Cave (Plava Špilja), one of the most popular attractions that can be reached only by boat. Blue cave is a famous grot under UNESCO protection. Its name was given thanks to an unusual visual effect, in a sunny day the sunbeams refract in clean sea water in a way the walls of the grot is colorized with blue sparking color. The total area of the cave is 300 m2, the height in its peak is less than 9 meters and its depth is about 4 meters.
The Mamula fortress is a fortress-island with the most beautiful sunset, built in the 19th century during the Austro-Hungarian Empire for territorial defense from the water.
Lifehack: You can visit the island by the boats departing from Herceg Novi and from the beaches of Luštica, Žanice and Mirišta.
The island of Ostrvo Gospe od Milosti (merciful Holy Mother) is occupied by nunnery and the church of the Most Holy Mother of God. These buildings were built in XV century. The length of the island is just 147 m and the width is less than 80 m. The patroness of the island is Our Lady of Charity. The main sightseeing is the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary made of wood in the XIV century.
The construction of the monastery started in 1479 and in 1524 it came into possession of Order of Friars Minor. In the 17th century it was devastated by the Turks and thenrestored at the expanse of local citizens. After 1800, when the Friars Minor left the island, the Monastery came into possession of the Bishop of Kotor and Catholic priests had settled here. After the World War II, the island came into possession of the government and then it was given to the Red Cross. The kindergarten was open here, but the islandsuffered very much during this time. In 1967 the island was back to Kotor Eparchy and just in 1973 the reconstruction was started.
Lifehack: You can get there by boat. The distance to the island is just 200 meters. In every small settlement on Luštica, there is at least one small church. And every church is special on its own manner.
A wonderful view opens to the sea and Luštica peninsular from the hill next to the Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul (Crkva Sv. Petra I Pavla). The church is located in Brguli village and was built in XIV-XV centuries.
There are many other churches: the church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker (XII century) (Crkva Sv. Nikolaja Mirlikijskogo), the church of St. George (CrkvaSv. Đorđa), St. Paraskeva Church (Crkva Sv. Petke), St. Lazar Church (Crkva Sv. Lazara), The church of St. Michael (Crkva Sv. Arhangela Mihajla) and this list is not complete.
Beaches in Lustica Peninsula
There are many beaches on Luštica, the most famous among them are Žanice, Mirišta, Oblatno- AlmaraBeach (with beach parties), PlaviHorizonti is an ideal beach forfamilies with children (flat water entry and sand beach). Fishing village Rose with Forte Rose beach (there is the restaurant of the same name, located in the old fort).
Food scene
Konoba Bacchus
Palih BoracaSidro
Пиззериа Галија
NjegoševaPerfect pizza
City/town information
Tivat is a coastal town in southwest Montenegro, located in the Bay of Tivat. Although a big portion of Tivat is modern and glamorous, you can find traces of history in here – Renaissance Summer House Buca in the centre of city, Ostrvo Cvijeca with sacred monuments, Gornja Lastva, the old nucleus, the magnificent beach at Plavi Horizonti and the island Sv. Nikola. The spirit of old times lives through unique Olympics – the Bocarska Olympiad and Summer Fests.
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Tivat
34 PodgoričkaTivat is a coastal town in southwest Montenegro, located in the Bay of Tivat. Although a big portion of Tivat is modern and glamorous, you can find traces of history in here – Renaissance Summer House Buca in the centre of city, Ostrvo Cvijeca with sacred monuments, Gornja Lastva, the old nucleus, the magnificent beach at Plavi Horizonti and the island Sv. Nikola. The spirit of old times lives through unique Olympics – the Bocarska Olympiad and Summer Fests.