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Sri Lanka

Exotic

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With kids

Sri Lanka, a gem infused with the tea scent, a diamond of the Indian Ocean, beckons as the ideal destination for your next adventure! Hold on! Do you really think that Sri Lanka is only for tea enthusiasts and elephant lovers? Trust me, here, you'll not only find plantations, but also pristine beaches framed by coconut palms, ancient temples, scenic parks, vibrant festivals, charming boutique hotels, spa rituals, and exotic cuisine. Sri Lanka is a place where everyone can find their perfect retreat.

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Jewel of the Indian Ocean

Stretching over 1600 kilometres, Sri Lanka boasts tropical beaches where the sun shines all the year-round, and the Indian Ocean offers consistently warm waters. Thanks to the seasonal shifts between rainy and dry periods, there's always an ideal spot to choose. From May to September, the northeast stays dry and warm, while from December to April, the southwest enjoys similar conditions. Sri Lanka boasts some of Asia's finest hotels. The range is extensive, from elite villas where the sea kisses your doorstep to cosy guesthouses, located further into the country. Prices are delightful, and the quality of service always surpasses expectations. The welcoming character of the locals ensures a comfortable stay.

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Tropical Paradise

Tourists flock to Sri Lanka not just for its warm beaches but also for its unique culture and exotic architecture, an exquisite scene for European eyes. The cultural triangle of Sri Lanka includes three ancient capitals: Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa, and Kandy, revealing colossal stupas, the awe-inspiring Dambulla Cave Temple, and the famous frescoes of Sigiriya Rock. In Kandy, the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic houses Buddha's sacred tooth.

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Antiquities Unveiled

With a myriad of ethnic and religious groups, Sri Lanka celebrates numerous festivals throughout the year. 130 days a year are officially considered holidays. Among them, the monthly full moon day "Poya," Sinhalese New Year, and the famous Esala Perahera in Kandy during August stand out. During these festivals Sri Lanka transforms into a vibrant kaleidoscope, featuring colourful attire, adorned elephants, and traditional dances.

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Festive Peraheras

Start your journey in Colombo, a bustling and chaotic yet authentic portrayal of Sri Lanka's life. The legendary Adam's Peak, where Buddha is said to have left his footprint, offers a trekking challenge with a breathtaking view from the summit. Unawatuna, a true jewel, blends tropical landscapes with modern facilities, creating an Instagram-worthy scenery. Tangalle's serene atmosphere and captivating ocean views make it a top Asian resort, known for its romantic ambiance. M irissa, a heavenly place on the southern coast, is renowned for whale safaris, offering a chance to witness these magnificent marine creatures in their natural habitat. The small cosy beach, split in half by a rock, at dusk becomes a gathering point for tourists eagering to witness the country's most beautiful sunset.

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Incredible Adventure

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Bulgaria

Summer

Near Varna, one of Bulgaria's renowned resorts, indulges your body, worn out from work stress, with wonderfully soft and golden sand. The beach, lined with hotels, also earns top marks as a bathing beach – the blue flag denotes an ecologically pure and safe recreational area, perfect for swimming and play, even for children.&nbsp;
However, hotels, entertainment facilities, and the beach may become mentally exhausting. Fortunately, near Golden Sands, there are at least two attractions that demand movement – the stunning Varna and the enormous nature park.&nbsp;
As twilight sets in, Golden Sands becomes a nightlife hub, rivaling Ibiza. You'll take home cherished vacation memories at a fair price.

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Golden Sands

This is not just a six-kilometer beach, but an immensely vast playground for fun-seekers of all ages. Life in Sunny Beach clearly revolves around the beach, or rather along it, as the area of hotels, restaurants, and shops is stretched along the coast.&nbsp;
Feeling hot while strolling? Dive into the depths and try surfing on the friendly waves of the Black Sea. Participate in extreme sports like wakeboarding and water skiing and feel the adrenaline pulsing through your veins. Bulgaria is one of Europe's oldest inhabited areas, so discoveries like Greek and Roman-era amphorae or even treasure chest.&nbsp;
Everything is here: world-famous DJs, unforgettable concerts, spectacular shows.

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Sunny Beach

The ancient island city turned into a peninsula by a dam is one of the most powerful experiences in all of Bulgaria. Nessebar's history dates back three millennia, making it one of the oldest cities not only in Bulgaria but also in all of Europe.&nbsp;
It is a complete and compact ensemble of unique houses with wooden balconies, countless small churches, galleries, small squares, and ancient ruins.
&nbsp;Put the map in your pocket and just wander along the cobblestones, where Thracians, Romans, Greeks, and many other powerful nations once made their mark. Take a stroll, find that old gentleman who has run the restaurant here all his life, and demand a properly made Shopska salad from him.

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Nessebar

St. Vlas (Sveti Vlas), Bulgaria's own Saint Tropez, is a tranquil resort with a more exclusive feel on the Black Sea coast. With its clean streets, stylishly Mediterranean beach clubs, new magnificent promenade, and marina, St. Vlas doesn't seem Eastern European at all.&nbsp;
Are you mainly a beach lover? Sink your royal paws into the sand at the ultra-clean blue flag beaches and cool off in the crystal-clear sea. For a more enjoyable time, you can settle in with the whole family at one of the white-toned beach clubs and order juices and cocktails while lounging.&nbsp;
Surrounding St. Vlas resort is beautiful mountains, which bring unusually fresh air down to the seaside instead of heat.

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St. Vlas

The oldest resort on the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria - whose main attractions are all sorts of natural health boosters, soft sandy beaches, and centuries-old parks.&nbsp;
Here is everything a tired body needs for recovery from everyday life - plenty of comfortable hotels, sports, health, and rehabilitation centers, as well as beautiful marinas. Unlike the milk and champagne baths famously promoted by Madonna and Anu Saagim, the natural warm mineral springs of St. Konstantin &amp; Elena truly have invigorating effects. Allegedly, mineral water baths even make you younger, but hopefully not so much that you can't get into adult nightclubs in the evenings.

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St. Constantine and Helena

Have you noticed how travel agencies often highlight Bulgaria as a budget-friendly destination, emphasizing its affordability? There's a common misconception that choosing an economical Bulgarian holiday equates to sacrificing quality. However, this couldn't be further from the truth. A budget-friendly vacation here doesn't mean you'll be relegated to frozen food and cockroach-infested accommodations. Bulgaria offers everything needed for a comfortable stay: beautiful hotels, sunny beaches, modern restaurants, excellent service, and a vast choice of entertainment options. Furthermore, for middle-aged tourists from Eastern Europe, Bulgaria can evoke nostalgic childhood memories. Alongside its contemporary infrastructure, there's a lingering essence of the past in the Bulgarian air, reminiscent of our childhood

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Quality Yet Affordable Vacation

Active adventures on the peaks of the Balkans, historical tours in the north of the country, golden beaches of the Black Sea… Yes, Bulgaria offers a variety of holiday options to satisfy even the most critical travellers. The choice is yours: bask in the sun, savour delicious cocktails, conquer the Balkan mountain summits, or explore cities along the Danube. What about the prices? They are pleasantly affordable. While Asia might be cheaper, Bulgaria stands out in Europe for the value it offers for the price. You can enjoy a room with a view and a full dinner at a restaurant without significantly denting your family budget.

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A Land of Thousand Opportunities

The names "Sunny Beach," "Golden Sands," and "Nessebar" are familiar and evoke fond memories for many people in Northeastern Europe. Even those who have never visited Bulgaria conjure images exactly as the names suggest: sunny shores, golden sands, gentle waves, and a cocktail, included in the all-inclusive package. Those seeking relaxation, have the luxury of staying within the hotel's premises, where they can access a range of amenities including restaurants, massages, and water parks. Yet, venturing out for even a brief visit to the sea is highly advisable. Imagine the comfort of a 25-degree Celsius climate and the water fresh and gentle on the eyes!

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Black Sea and Golden Sands

If you ever tire of the lazy vacation, Bulgaria has something to offer to you. This country isn’t just about beautiful weather; it's a land with thousands of years of history. The ancient city of Nessebar, situated on a peninsula, is known for its architecture. Among its ancient ruins, old churches, and quaint wooden houses, you'll immerse yourself in a fairytale-like atmosphere and encounter the histories of the Thracians, Romans, and Greeks simultaneously.

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Beach vacation

For those who find the guided tours too boring, Bulgaria has much more to offer: from quad biking and rafting in mountain rivers to hiking in scenic natural parks. In the evening, you can indulge in a wine-tasting experience or let loose in one of the beachside nightclubs. Bulgaria is a place where everyone can find something to their liking without spending all their savings. It’s a country of thousand opportunities, where every day turns into an unforgettable adventure!

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For the Active and Adventurous Tourists

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Greece

A scenic Mediterranean Hiiumaa, but with donkeys - Here, find affordable accommodations, tranquil waters, and delicious local cuisine.&nbsp;
For adventurers, the vibrant Rhodes awaits. Explore endless beaches, viewpoints, gardens, mountain trails, ancient sites, and hidden eateries by renting a car or scooter. And don't be surprised to encounter donkeys, an unexpected mode of transport in both towns and countryside.&nbsp;
Opt for Lindos in the warmer south during spring or autumn, as summer brings sweltering heat across the island.

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Rhodes (Ialysos Ixia)

The Aegean Pearl
It is the second-largest island after Crete, less known among tourists, making it a much quieter and secluded destination. Evia gained fame primarily as a healing resort. In the town of <ins>Edipsos</ins>, nearly every hotel offers baths in thermal waters. Some are even set right on the shore where thermal springs meet the sea. At the same time, Edipsos is far from a dull sanatorium; it's a vibrant resort with clubs, restaurants, bars, and shops. Also Evia's has resorts with architectural charm in Chalkida, Eretria's vibrant ruins, Limni's beaches, Kymi's neoclassical grace, and Karystos' water sports.&nbsp;

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Evia

Roughly half of Estonia's-sized peninsula is probably the biggest hit, the birthplace of the Olympics. Exactly from here starts the journey of the Olympic flame every four years.&nbsp;
Patra - This nearly 4000 year old city charms with its ancient heritage as well as a 3 km long suspension bridge and a lively café and nightlife.&nbsp;
Traveling in the Peloponnese often gives the impression of being right in the middle of famous ancient Greek myths and legends. Tired of the archaeology marathon? Refresh your brain tired of years in crystal clear beaches or forget yourself in some cozy mountain village restaurant to enjoy souvlaki and local wine.&nbsp;
Sign up for the Peloponnese history marathon!

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About half the size of Hiiumaa, Corfu has played host to mythical superstars Achilles and Odysseus, later also Gerald Durrell in his nature-infused bestseller "My Family and Other Animals."&nbsp;
Island situated between Italy and Greece continues to attract visitors like a flower attracts bees. Here you'll find vast olive groves, forest-covered mountains, species-rich flower fields, tranquil beaches, and other classically Mediterranean natural beauties. Your and your children's wishes are truly attended to, the food is wonderful, the surroundings clean and tidy.&nbsp;
Unlike other Greek islands, Corfu has never been under Turkish rule, so the atmosphere is more reminiscent of a European Venice.

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Corfu

Crete is three times the size of Saaremaa but with many more tourists – there are several good reasons for that. No wonder that Greece's largest island is so highly valued by North European sunseekers – here you will find a blue inviting sea, dozens of hot sunbathing beaches, green olive groves, and picturesque white houses villages.&nbsp;
Crete can be a luxurious shopping center, Bronze Age museums, and fine restaurants in the capital city of Heraklion. Or a sunny carnival in Hersonissos or Malia area.&nbsp;
Excluding the beautiful Agios Nikolaos, which is the central city in the east, most of Kreeta's friendly people live in cozy villages.

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Crete (Heraklion)

Be cautious, as in Greece, you might come across ancient relics even on the scorching beach sands. Picture this: you enter an ice cream cafe and stumble upon a piece of stone, which turns out to be a 3000-year-old column fragment! During your trip to Greece, such encounters with culture happen on every occasion. Choose a nice hotel near a picturesque fishing village and pack clothes a couple of sizes larger – believe me, you'll be eating all week because refusing the exquisite Greek cuisine is impossible.

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Beach Selfies with Zeus

First and foremost, ask yourself what you want from your vacation. Sunny beaches, cool sea breezes, the glamour of big cities, or strolls through old churches and forts? Whatever it may be, you are in the right place – Greece. Here, you can get everything you could imagine and even more. Greece seems to have been created specifically for tourists. However, it is by no means an artificial resort; it is a country with a rich history and culture. It has preserved its authentic heritage while complementing it with thoroughly modern tourist delights. There are quiet beaches for families with children, day and nightclubs for true partygoers, and luxurious indulgence opportunities...

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In Greece,limitless possibilities await

When creating their paradisiacal islands, the gods clearly went above and beyond, making them much larger and more magnificent than originally planned. There are several thousand islands in total. Each one is more beautiful than the last, ranging from small to large, lining the entire coastline of mainland Greece, especially in the crystal-clear Aegean Sea. This charming archipelago is a true paradise for those who love water activities, from jet skiing to week-long yacht trips and serious diving expeditions. If you're tired of crowds and seek peace and tranquillity, opt for a quieter and lesser-known island, such as Kythnos or Milos. But if you enjoy the hustle, bustle, and socializing, the world-famous star islands like Crete, Santorini, Naxos, Corfu, and Rhodes will suit you better.

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Greek Islands - Paradise on Earth

In the ancient city of Athens, there's no need to step into a museum to immerse yourself in history. Everywhere you go, you can feel the atmosphere of Socratic times. It's said that the aura of the Acropolis is so powerful that you can become wiser just by standing among the ruins. Equally charged with history is the homeland of the gods in the north - Mount Olympus. All the castles and monasteries of the Peloponnese peninsula also radiate historical significance.

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History Around Every Corner

Food in Greece, like in other Mediterranean countries, is a part of the culture, an element of social interaction, and not just mere sustenance. Dinner is a celebration of carefully selected flavours. The main stars in the kitchen are fresh olives, tomatoes, cheeses, salads, and of course, seafood, meat, and chicken. It's also the birthplace of the world-famous feta cheese made from sheep's or goat's milk and tzatziki sauce. Pour a glass of local wine and sit on the terrace, watching the world's most beautiful sunset on the island of Rhodes, and you'll understand why the gods chose this place for themselves. The beauty of Greece is best described by the succinct thought of American writer Henry Miller: 'To discover Greece, you need a lifetime, but to fall in love, just a moment is enough.'

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Greek Cuisine - Love at First Bite

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Turkey

How can you find yourself on the glamorous south coast of France without leaving Turkey? Where can you book Mediterranean luxury at affordable Turkish prices?
The answer is Bodrum, and again, Bodrum! This fashionable resort with a European flair on the Aegean Sea is where you should be heading right now before most tourists discover this wonderful place.
This area, rich in historical monuments, gained fame thanks to artists and cultural figures who relocated here, attracting each time more affluent individuals to Bodrum. That's how the city's rise began.

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Bodrum

The renowned Riviera beach paradise charms with its beautiful nature and miles of sandy beaches. For many, all that's needed for a good life here is swimwear and a towel. The suitcase, packed with clothes "just in case," remains unopened upon return a week later.&nbsp;
Parents: Antalya hotel water parks serve as excellent childcare options. While kids splash under supervision, you can enjoy all-inclusive mojitos on a sun lounger.&nbsp;
Antalya is often seen as a resort area, but it's also perfect for an exciting city break. Evening Mediterranean vibes mainly center around the narrow streets of the historic old town, cozy squares, and bustling outdoor cafes.

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Antalya

For most tourists, a trip to Turkey is primarily about the sun, massive resorts, 'all-inclusive' packages, and endless kebabs. Turkey is considered an affordable destination where many people go for a short week-long vacation to simply relax and do nothing. That's true, but Turkey is much more than just a hotel zone with water parks and evening shows. Several thousand years of ancient culture – from Greece and Rome to the Ottoman Empire – have left their mark: Turkey boasts countless architectural landmarks and historical sites. Additionally, it offers beautiful nature, with its turquoise sea and incredible natural parks.

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Sun, Kebabs, and the Ottoman Empire

Let's face it, there are many more Instagram photos with the Leaning Tower of Pisa or the Eiffel Tower than with Turkish stone fortresses. Why? Because Turkey primarily positions itself as a beach resort destination. Many people forget that it's a great country located simultaneously on two continents. Turkey offers boundless opportunities to do things you wouldn't typically do. For example, you can indulge in a day of self-care at a city hammam, take a hot air balloon ride, or throw a party until sunrise. Here, you'll find friendly people, delicious street food, and a fascinating blend of European and Eastern cultures.

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Step out of the hotel

When the doner kebab starts to accumulate around your hips, leave the sunbed and embark on a sports adventure in the mountains that can be found all over Turkey. You can even attempt to climb Mount Ararat, but for the unprepared, we recommend a hiking expedition, such as around Mount Tahtalı, located on the southern coast, not far from the cosy resort town of Kemer. If terrestrial adventures aren't enough, you can try your hand at water skiing on the famous beaches of Antalya. And in the second half of the day, you can enjoy the snowy slopes of the nearby Saklıkent ski resort. In essence, there are adventures for all senses here, whether on land, in the air, or in the water.

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Backpacking or Skiing

And now, the main attraction – the sunny Turkish Riviera! What more does a northerner, weary of cold and grey weather, need besides the sun? Endless sunny beaches, beautiful cities, exotic restaurants, and entertainment of all kinds... It's a land of wonders, no doubt! In this place, the primary remedies for the heat are the sea, swimming pools, and ice cream. For those who want to explore a big Turkish city, medieval Antalya is a perfect choice – you can wander the streets, visit cafes, or indulge in shopping. Glamorous life, luxury yachts, and exquisite restaurants are what trendy Bodrum is known for. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the green fields of Belek. History buffs will be charmed by the Side Peninsula with its 2000-year-old temples and amphitheatre.

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The Turkish Riviera

Turkish cuisine is a joyful international melting pot where the best flavours of Europe, Asia, and the Caucasus come together. Turkish cuisine is full of colours, aromas, fresh spices, and daring combinations. Start your day with fluffy simit bread rings, poached eggs, fresh olives, cheese, aromatic tomatoes, and cucumbers. For lunch, try the famous kebabs, and finish the evening with a variety of mezes (appetizers) and lamb kofta. Craving sweets? Congratulations – you are in the homeland of the legendary baklava! In conclusion, if you are planning a trip to the warm sea during the peak of the ski season, Turkey is the place where quality clearly surpasses the price.

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Turkish Cuisine:A Flavorful Celebration

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Montenegro

In addition to its dignified history, there is one great blessing here - the beaches with turquoise water are right in the city center and everywhere else. Hotels, spas, and rocky beaches inviting you to dive form truly most of the seaside downtown.
The old town of Budva, surrounded by medieval walls, is a completely separate experience. Fortress-like houses, rocky arches, narrow cobblestone streets - as if you've stumbled into a medieval theme park.&nbsp;
Budva doesn't get boring even after sunset. Due to the numerous nightclubs, rooftop cafes, restaurants, and beach bars, Budva is called the nightlife capital of Montenegro. In addition, Budva is home to several cultural and film festivals.

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Budva

Tivat differs from its neighboring resorts in several ways. While many other Adriatic seaside towns are historically rocky and medieval, Tivat breathes to a much more modern rhythm. Newer hotels are almost always better than the old ones. There's no need to worry about musty walls in Tivat; even the cheaper hotels have fresher interiors.&nbsp;
Most of the beaches are covered in pebbles, which for many people are even cleaner and more enjoyable than sand. When evening falls, there's no need to leave the beach. Dip your toes in the water and have a picnic in the warmth of the setting sun.&nbsp;
You can save a lot on taxis here because Tivat Airport is next to the city.

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Tivat

Who visited Montenegro ten years ago? Who even knew what Montenegro was at this time? Suddenly appearing on the tourism map, Montenegrin resorts like Tivat, Budva, and Kotor have already gained such fame that one of them is nicknamed the "Little Dubrovnik." So, what does Montenegro offer besides the beauty of the South Adriatic Sea, and why should you choose Montenegro for your vacation?

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South Europe's Emerging Tourism Gem

The shores of Montenegro are washed by the waters of the Adriatic Sea. While formally part of the Mediterranean basin, in reality, it differs significantly. The water here is less salty and usually a bit cleaner. This country, which regained its independence 20 years ago, is tiny—only 100 kilometres in one direction and 100 kilometres in the other. Nevertheless, within this tiny territory, you'll find mighty mountains, valleys, medieval towns, picturesque beaches, and even tropical forests. Getting around is incredibly quick. Buses run between major centres, and renting a car won't break the family budget. You'll need to adapt to the bold cowboy-like traffic culture, but that's all part of the experience, isn't it?

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A Small yet Vast Resort

Montenegro's coastline spans 290 kilometres of sandy beaches and rocky coves. The Bay of Kotor is often called the southernmost fjord in Europe and it certainly reminds the fjord, with the picturesque coves, crystal-clear waters and mountain peaks. Along the bay, you'll find ancient towns like Kotor and Perast, as well as the modern city of Tivat.Further inland, the scenery changes: dense forests and stunning lakes, notably the crystal-clear Lake Biogradsko, nestled amid ancient tropical trees.Traces of a long history can be found throughout the country: fortresses, churches, and castles of different eras, unique ancient towns, and authentic villages. Since many of them haven't yet made it into international tourist catalogues, it's the perfect time to experience genuine life without mass souvenir trading.

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From Fjords to Tropical Forest

Among the modern resorts, the most famous is Tivat, known for its airport, the modern marina of Porto Montenegro, beautiful promenades, and vibrant beaches. The Bay of Kotor offers a wide range of activities, from diving, boat rides, and fishing to mountain hiking and lively nightlife. In Budva, before taking a refreshing dip in the sea, you can wander through the old city streets. Moreover, in Budva, you can choose a new beach every day and never repeat. All the beaches are just a few minutes walk away, and for those a bit farther, you can easily reach them by taxi.

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Popular Resorts: Tivat and Budva

Montenegrin cuisine is a blend of Mediterranean and Eastern European flavours. Be sure to try "čevapi," grilled minced meat, along with hot bread or "pljeskavica," a type of meat patty. For seafood lovers, indulge in fresh squid, scallops, or other local Adriatic delicacies. Now, for something sweet – "tulumba," which means fried pastry tubes resembling éclairs and served with honey and nut sauce. Just reading this description makes my mouth water. Montenegrins are incredibly friendly and hospitable. The local philosophy emphasizes taking life slowly and simply, savouring the moment. At first glance, this may appear as laziness, but after a bit of practice, you might find yourself embracing this carefree attitude. Be cautious when returning to work after such a vacation!