This compact and relatively undiscovered little country in the South Adriatic will not disappoint. Squeezed into this eastern Mediterranean gem, you will discover rugged mountains, lakes, beautiful beaches and medieval villages. Cruise the Bay of Kotor and see the coastal churches and old villages – stop for a spot of lunch or coffee.  Sandwiched between the mountains is the walled town of Kotor. Amble through the maze of cobbled streets and admire the Venetian architecture – this is a place packed with heritage and romance. Another beautiful ancient town is Budva – founded by the Greeks and later fortified by the Venetians. Explore the narrow cobbled streets of the old town and discover the stunning beaches of the “Budva Riviera”. Don’t leave without seeing Sveti Stefan, just outside Budva (best viewed from the sea as it is closed to all but paying guests of the resort).  This picture-perfect 15th century fishing village islet (connected to the mainland by a causeway), with its profusion of terracotta rooftops, is the most photographed place in Montenegro! Tivat is the home of the magnificent multi-million-pound superyacht marina, Porto Montenegro.  Here you can experience 5-star dining and incredible facilities whilst watching the yachts come and go.  If you are after a little history, a visit to the Naval Heritage Museum and a tour of an old Yugoslav submarine is good fun.