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Just a few kilometers northwest of Kotor lies Perast, an old coastal town that now whispers melancholic tales of the days when its residents lived in luxury and splendor, enjoying powerful rule. Known as one of the most beautiful places in the Bay of Kotor, it attracts and captivates all who visit.This ancient maritime town sits by the sea, overlooking two islands with stunning churches: Gospa od Škrpjela and Sveti Đorđe. The beauty of the contrast between the old stone blocks and the sea, and the constant dialogue between the ancient past and the curiosity of the modern world, are just some of the many sensations Perast offers. This ancient maritime town sits by the sea, overlooking two islands with stunning churches: Gospa od Škrpjela and Sveti Đorđe. The beauty of the contrast between the old stone blocks and the sea, and the constant dialogue between the ancient past and the curiosity of the modern world, are just some of the many sensations Perast offers.

Kotor is a coastal town in the municipality of Kotor, located on the shores of the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro. A UNESCO World Heritage site, this medieval town is filled with narrow streets, charming squares, and historic buildings. By visiting Kotor, then Perast, Risan, Sopot, and other smaller places around the Bay of Kotor, you can treat yourself to an unforgettable day, which can be completed with a meal at one of the numerous restaurants offering a variety of fish and (or) meat dishes. Here are the top 10 restaurants we would recommend: For hiking, mountaineering, and climbing enthusiasts, Kotor offers vast opportunities. The mountains of Lovćen and Vrmac, with their several peaks, guarantee an unforgettable adventure. A boat ride and a visit to mysterious places, only accessible by sea, allow tourists to enjoy untouched nature and swim in deep waters, which adds to the experience. Places we recommend visiting are: Drazin Vrt, Our Lady of the Rocks Island, Blue Cave, Rose...Of course, the easiest and most comfortable way to explore all of this is by car, which is why Montecars.online is here to offer you the best cars for your trip. Enjoy!

Cetinje is the capital and historical cultural center of Montenegro. The blend of tradition and modern buildings makes this city unique. In Cetinje, you will find embassies and consulates of nearly all European countries, King Nikola's palace, monasteries, churches, two large parks, squares, the green market, and more. The very affordable prices in restaurants, compared to coastal cities, attract a large number of tourists. Additionally, a big advantage of this city over others is the availability of plenty of parking spaces. One thing that many visitors highlight when it comes to Cetinje is the cool mountain climate, which creates a pleasant atmosphere even on the hottest summer days. Restaurants: KOLE, BELVEDER, KORZO, GRADSKA KAFANA. Monastery: CETINJE MONASTERY.Churches: CIPUR, VLASKA.Just a ten-minute drive from Cetinje is the village of Njeguši, which is famous throughout Europe for producing PRSUT, one of Montenegro’s leading delicacies. We also recommend visiting the birthplace of Petar II Petrović Njegoš, a Montenegrin ruler, bishop, and writer, who is renowned for several books, the most famous being ‘GORSKI VIJENAC’ and ‘LUCA MIKROKOZMA’.A visit to the LIPSKA CAVE, located a few kilometers from the city center, is an unavoidable two-hour trip. The cave opened a few years ago and has become one of Montenegro's main attractions.Mount Lovćen, the River Crnojevića, and Lake Skadar are all part of the Cetinje municipality. We recommend setting aside special time to visit these places, which we will discuss more in future blog posts.