Montenegro /meaning Black Mountain/ is beautiful tiny country of South-eastern Europe, and Central Mediterranean country of rich natural and architectural and cultural heritage. Montenegro features diversity of stunning landscapes and climates, and well preserved natural environment of “black” mountains, awesome canyons, blue Adriatic sea and green blossoming meadows and idyllic lakes. Montenegro is country where the mountains descend almost directly into the sea creating a surreal atmosphere and one of the undiscovered gems of the former Yugoslavia. Montenegro has wonderful coast to the Adriatic Sea, and borders Croatia to the west, Bosnia and Herzegovina to the northwest, Serbia to the northeast and Albania to the southeast. Total surface of Montenegro is 13,812 km2 and its sea coast is 293 km long comprising 117 beaches. It includes Boka Kotorska, one of the ten most beautiful bays in the world and it is the most southerly fyord in Europe. Montenegro is a still rather unknown place in the southern part of the Balkans often referred to as the "Hidden Pearl of the Mediterranean".

Podgorica is capital of Montenegro and, while Cetinje is the old royal capital and historic and cultural center. The Central Region of Montenegro, harboring the capital city of Podgorica which is administrative and economic center of the country and the old royal Montenegrin capital of Cetinje, a town museum in which, at times, because of its multitude of old buildings, you have the feeling that time has come to a stand-still, contains a remarkable natural and cultural heritage. Podgorica is located in the fertile plain from where in half an hour of drive you can get to the mountains or the stunning Skadar Lake and in an hour, the seaside. Podgorica used to be called Titograd after the infamous Yugoslav dictator Marshal Tito.

The breathtaking North of Montenegro is breathtaking and known for its ski resorts, but is also favored by mountaineers and visitors who /can/ enjoy spectacular views of its mountain ranges and peaks in summer. The North of Montenegro abounds in gorgeous canyons, mountain peaks covered in snow even in summertime, thrilling caves and unusually beautiful lakes... The Montenegrin territory, harsh and mountainous, is mostly occupied by karts relief, particularly in the west, where with the Durmitor Mountain /2522 meters/ reach the highest peak of the country. Between these mountains are the narrow valleys of the rivers of Piva, Tara, Lim, while those of the Moraca River and its tributaries will broaden to form the only short plains of the region, limited to the south by Skadar Lake that in part belongs to Albania.

The cities on the Montenegrin coast will definitely seduce you with their charm, diversity and the Mediterranean climate. Each coastal town of Montenegro Riviera tells its own story. Herceg Novi, a true Mediterranean botanical garden, a town of colorful carnivals and artists. Kotor is an UNESCO museum-town and settlement of ancient seafarers, builders and scientists. Budva is an open-air stage for theatrical performances and festivals, a town of stunning beaches and a thrilling night life. Ulcinj is a town of many cultures, the easternmost West and westernmost East.

The exquisite mountainous landscapes of Montenegro must have been a discouragement to every potential conqueror but nowadays there are some six thousand kilometers of hiking and biking paths, of which a large number has already been marked that are highly attractive evoking strong desire and curiosity and affinity to new discoverers. Montenegro features steep rugged rocks and their unbelievable variety, and almost untouched nature where wolves and bears hide in primeval forests.

A fascinating Montenegrin mountain world with over 150 peaks higher than 2,000 meters, with sleepy villages and peaceful high mountain pastures reminding of times long past are awaiting adventurers. The whole territory of Montenegro is actually a big national park, which encompasses few national parks, many mountains, rivers, canyons, lakes and the Adriatic seaside. Also, Montenegro offers enjoyment in many outstanding panoramas of incredible nature beauties. With four national parks of widely contrasting characteristics Montenegro is real natural treasure to be explored. Challenging hiking routes of fantastically diverse National Parks that are all easy to reach inspire every visitor. For individualists, Montenegro is a country of natural adventure which has become very rare in Europe: safe and free, often sparsely populated and unspoiled. You will meet few people on most trekking trails, in some regions water is scarce and along some routes accommodations are still rare. But the choice of places to stay is steadily increasing all over the country – mountain huts, apartments, bungalows and private rooms as well as hotels of all categories. Individual mountain-bike tours in Montenegro are still reserved for the genuine adventurer with a quest for the wild, looking for the challenges of Montenegro’s mountain world, with the tent in the backpack on his own or with an escort jeep.