Bay of Kotor
Kotor
A walled medieval city at the deepest point of Europe's southernmost fjord-like bay, protected by UNESCO and loved by buyers who want history on their doorstep.
- Season
- Apr – Oct
- Typical price
- € 3,200 / m²
Destinations
Fifteen destinations from the Bay of Kotor to the mountains of Durmitor, each with its own character, season and market. Our guides tell you where to buy, what to expect and why.
01 · Region
A fjord-like bay of medieval towns, baroque palaces and superyacht marinas, protected by UNESCO and framed by mountains.
Bay of Kotor
A walled medieval city at the deepest point of Europe's southernmost fjord-like bay, protected by UNESCO and loved by buyers who want history on their doorstep.
Bay of Kotor
A baroque jewel of captains' palaces facing two island churches, where only a handful of homes change hands each year.
Bay of Kotor
Home to the superyacht marina of Porto Montenegro and the coast's main airport, Tivat is the bay's most international and most liveable town all year round.
Bay of Kotor
A green peninsula of olive groves and hidden coves between the bay and the open sea, now home to some of the coast's most ambitious new resorts.
Bay of Kotor
The city of stairs and gardens at the entrance to the bay, close to Dubrovnik, with a mild climate, a famous seafront promenade and accessible prices.
02 · Region
The heart of the coast: sandy beaches, an island village and the most active holiday rental market in the country.
Budva Riviera
The beating heart of the Montenegrin Riviera: a two-thousand-year-old walled town, the busiest beaches on the coast and the strongest short-let market in the country.
Budva Riviera
The island-village of terracotta roofs, the pine gardens of Miločer and a stretch of coast where privacy is the ultimate luxury.
Budva Riviera
A relaxed family resort with a Venetian fortress, a curved sandy bay and pine forests that reach the shore.
03 · Region
Long sandy beaches, olive groves and a port city, with the most accessible prices on the Adriatic coast of Montenegro.
Southern Coast
Montenegro's port city: palm-lined avenues, an old town of ruins and olive trees, a large marina and the most accessible prices on the coast.
Southern Coast
The sunny south: a cliff-top old town, Velika Plaža's twelve kilometres of sand, Ada Bojana and the coast's most promising prices.
04 · Region
The capital and the historic heartland: business, culture and year-round living, close to both the coast and the mountains.
Capital & Heartland
The capital: government, business and the airport, a green city between two rivers with steady year-round rental demand.
Capital & Heartland
The old royal capital beneath Mount Lovćen, a town of embassies, museums and monasteries, thirty minutes from Budva and still remarkably affordable.
Capital & Heartland
Montenegro's second city: lakes, a lively university town, the monastery of Ostrog nearby and some of the lowest prices in the country.
05 · Region
Ski slopes, glacial lakes and primeval forests: the mountain north, now within easy reach of the capital.
Mountains
The mountain resort of the north, with new ski areas, the primeval forest of Biogradska Gora and a motorway that brings it within an hour of the capital.
Mountains
High in the Durmitor massif, a UNESCO-protected landscape of glacial lakes, the Tara canyon and wooden chalets, for skiing in winter and adventure in summer.
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Indicative figures based on current asking prices and rents; they are not an offer and vary from property to property.