Montenegro
Yacht Charters

Tucked between majestic mountains and idyllic bay waters, the dramatic and picturesque town of Kotor is a place unlike any other. Most notably, Kotor is recognized for its arched city walls, which took nearly 10 centuries to become what they are today. Inside, Kotor is stunning, featuring marbled pathways, cozy piazzas, ancient churches and plentiful shops, bars and eateries. At night, these walls light up the sky, creating a beautiful image reflected in the town’s sparkling waters.

Once an enchanting and historic haunt, beautiful Budva, today, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Montenegro area. Home to an Old Town (known locally as “Stari Grad”) and a collection of beautiful beaches, Budva has become a mainstay for yachters, European travelers, wealthy “spring breakers” and more. In fact, today the Budva Riviera is the Monaco of Montenegro.

Just south of Budva, sits the tiny island of Sveti Stefan. The island welcomes you with its 15th-century stone dwellings and picturesque terracotta rooftops, and the island’s stunning mountain backdrops. Connected to the mainland by a causeway, this idyllic locale is, in its entirety, the luxurious Amam resort – only to be visited by the paying guests actually staying there. As Sveti Stefan rests at the base of steep slopes to mainland Montenegro, the view from the top is nothing if not enchanting.

As it gradually transforms from an ancient naval base to a luxury haunt, Tivat is one of the most interesting towns in Montenegro. Bearing the reputation as one of the sunniest spots on Boka Kotorska, Tivat houses one of the area’s largest Croatian and Catholic communities. In an effort to increase its popularity as a yacht charter destination, its tree-lined waterfront recently became home to a slew of interesting restaurants: from casual, local fare to “must-try” tourist haunts with delicious, though fittingly pricey, menus.