MONTÉNÉGRO | guide touristique Bradt

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Discover Montenegro, one of Europe’s hidden corners, with Bradt’s practical travel guide to Kotor, Durmitor, Lake Skadar, the Via Dinarica and the Adriatic coast.

Thoroughly updated by Philip Briggs, one of the world’s most experienced and prolific guidebook writers, and described as ‘excellent’ by the Daily Telegraph, this new seventh edition is the longest and most detailed guidebook available to Montenegro, published as the country celebrates 20 years of independence.

• Explore wild mountains - hike the Via Dinarica and Peaks of the Balkans trails and discover Durmitor, Biogradska Gora and the Prokletije Mountains
• Seek out adventure - try climbing, skiing, mountain biking, ziplining, sea kayaking, coasteering and white-water rafting
• Discover the Adriatic coast - relax on beaches such as Mogren and Petrovac, and explore tiny fishing villages, lively resorts and coastal retreats
• Encounter wildlife - go birding at Lake Skadar, the Buljarica wetlands and Ulcinj saltpans
• Uncover rich heritage - visit Kotor, Cetinje, medieval architectural gems and reminders of Ottoman and Venetian rule, plus the new Kotor to Lov?en cable car
• Travel your way - practical advice on where to go, stay and eat, for independent travellers and groups alike

With new flight routes, the Bar–Belgrade motorway and EU membership expected by 2028, Montenegro’s popularity is rising fast. This country, smaller than Yorkshire, offers stark, rugged beauty, crystal-clear lakes and rivers, deep forests, mighty canyons and a growing wine scene.

For beach lovers, hikers, adrenaline-seekers, wildlife enthusiasts and foodies, Bradt’s Montenegro is your essential companion. Pack it and discover one of Europe’s most exciting hidden corners.