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Basic Facts about Montenegro

• Official name: Republic of Montenegro
• Unique characteristic: First country internationally acknowledged as an ecological country in 1992
• Capital: Podgorica
• Historical Capital: Cetinije
• State structure: Republic
• After a referendum held on May 21, 2006, Montenegro declared independence on June 3, 2006. On June 28, Montenegro became the 192nd member state of the United Nations
• State holiday: 13th of July
• Currency: EURO
• Area: 13,812 km²
• Population: 620,145 (census 2003)
• Montenegrins 43%, Serbs 32%, Boshniaks 9%, Albanians 7%, Moslems 5%, Croats 1%

Montenegro is located on the coast of Adriatic Sea of Balkan Peninsula divided from Italy only by the Adriatic Sea. This petty and very attractive land is situated just in an hour flight from Rome or Budapest, one hour and a half from Zurich. Length of the seashore is 293km, while the whole length of the land borders is 614km, from the borders with: Croatia 14km, Bosnia and Herzegovina 225km, Serbia 203km, Albania 172km. By area Montenegro is a small country in the south of Europe. It covers the area of 13,812km2 on land and 4,800km2 on sea, with the seaside length of 293km. Even though it covers a small area, this space is full of contrasts and it almost equally relates to naturally-geographical and the culturally-historical characteristics.

Montenegro is the first ecological state in the world which proclaimed its national policy of environmental protection in 1991 and since then has become one of the most attractive and tempting tourist destinations. Durmitor national park with Tara Canyon and Kotor old town are protected by UNESCO as world cultural and natural heritage. In the ancient town of Kotor, Budva and Ulcinj each stone is a cultural monument, and walking along the streets of Cetinje is like visiting a museum. Being an ecological state offering exquisite natural conditions, Montenegro counts on the promotion of the tourism and income from real estate investment.
The climatic conditions in Montenegro are very complex, which is the result of its latitude, the closeness of the sea, relief, the direction and the location of the mountain massifs close to the seaside. There are various climatic zones; Adriatic-Mediterranean on the south, variable Mediterranean in the plain part of the country (Skadar basin and plains); moderately-continental in the ravines and valleys and in the mountainous part of the country the climate is mostly sharp-mountainous.
The Montenegrin seaside is characterized by a Mediterranean climate. Its main characteristics are warm and dry summers, while the winters are mild and rainy. The average temperature of the coldest month of the year, January, is from 7.2°C in Ulcinj to 9.2°C in Herceg Novi. The autumn is by 2-5°C warmer than spring. The transition from autumn into winter is gradual, which has a positive result in the prolonging of the tourist season. The average temperature of the warmest month, July, is 25.1°C in Ulcinj to 25.8°C in Herceg Novi.

Well-known charming city of Sveti Stefan has turned into a luxury hotel area where you can rent or own an elite luxurious vacation property which is beyond any comparison meeting any the most pretentious demands. Sveti Stefan is a peninsula, namely an island which is connected to the mainland by a sand isthmus. The city-hotel Sveti Stefan became one of the most exclusive and comfortable hotels by restoration and equipping old objects of an old fishing settlement. It is unique on the Mediterranean as an urban entity with its apartments, restaurants, terraces with adequate culinary specialties, exhibitions and manifestations. The beach is for the use of hotel quests only, and there are 37 villas and 14 apartments.

Budva, the metropolis of Montenegrin tourism, with its surrounding beaches - the Slavic Beach and the so-called "mosaic-beach" of Becici, which was acknowledged to be the most beautiful beach in Europe, way back in 1905. Budva represents the most developed economic centre, port and the place where the road from Cetinje reaches the Adriatic highway. Then there are Petrovac, Bar and Ulcinj - beautiful resorts along the coastline of Mediterranean Sea seducing you to escape the tempo of contemporary lifestyle and enjoy the natural beauty of Montenegro.
Area of this Mediterranean land is 13,812 sq. km., with a population of 620.000 inhabitants. The largest town of Montenegro is Podgorica, the administrative and economic center with 159.000 inhabitants. Capital town: Cetinje, the historical and cultural center. The people in Montenegro are deeply devoted to their traditions, customs, moral code and history. Montenegrins are very adaptable, communicative and friendly. The official language is Serbian, English and Italian are used for business purposes.

Along the coastline of the Adriatic Sea, which is 293 kilometers long there are 117 sandy, pebble and rocky beaches offering you a wide variety of chances to take pleasure in the sea and beautiful nature of Montenegro. Montenegro is a land of contrasts where each, even the most fastidious visitor, will find a place to his or her taste. You can explore various beaches that are kilometers long, or only a couple of tens of meters, surrounded by olive trees, fields or pine forests. You can rent or own a villa with remote private beach where you will be able to enjoy full solitude and tranquility surrounded only by beautiful nature and a sound of splashing waves of the Adriatic Sea. Alternatively, you can settle in an ancient town of Montenegro where along with visiting numerous museums, restaurants and cafes you can enjoy an energetic night-life.

If only you are satiated with the sea, you will have plenty of tempting options to change the atmosphere and environment as well as your activity. Climb the mountains of Durmitor national park or raft down the canyon of the Tara River, the deepest canyon in Europe. Cruise along the largest lake and the biggest bird reservation in Europe - Skadar Lake. Montenegro is one of the last undiscovered secrets, the country whose vast natural and spiritual assets refuse to fit into any commercial pattern.