Gastronomy Coast of Montenegro

Gastronomy and culinary tourism offer a delicious way to explore culture, tradition, and local flavors. Discover unforgettable food experiences through wine tastings, cooking classes, street food tours, and gourmet dining.

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Gastronomic tourism brings travelers closer to the heart of a destination — its food heritage. Enjoy farm-to-table meals, visit traditional markets, or take part in chef-led tours that reveal culinary secrets passed down through generations.

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The coast of Montenegro has reputation as one of the most beautiful part of Adriatic coast. From the northern board with Croatia to southern board with Albania on the river Bojana, the length of the coastline is 293.5 km, of which 52 km are beaches. The Montenegro seaside is a very narrow strip of land (2-10 km wide), separated from the inland by high mountains of Rumija, Sutorman, Orjen, and Lovcen. The coast is very indented with numerous bays and caves. The largest, and most impressive is the Bay of Kotor, which is the world's southeren fjord.
On the coast of Montenegro is numerous sand and pebble beaches - 117 in total, 73 km in length of which sand beaches make 33 km. The fact that the air temperature over six months of the year is higher than 18C, together with the adequate water temperature and increased insulation, make the coast of Montenegro one of the warmest and sunniest tourist regions in Europe.
Some of the larger destinations on coast of Montenegro are: Herceg Novi, Kotor, Tivat, Budva...