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On the southwestern coast of Europe lies a Balkan country known for its rugged mountains and rocky terrain. The country is a well known destination in Europe which is popular among travellers called Montenegro. Montenegro is famous for its numerous beautiful locations that lay hidden behind mountains and valleys that adorn the country. It is the smallest nation in Europe, but is one of the naturally rich nations in all of the Balkan. Below we have compiled a list of beautiful locations in Montenegro, perfect for a visit between June and August. Which is the best answer to the question of ‘what is the best time to visit Montenegro?’.
Best Time To Visit Montenegro And Its Top 10 Locations
Black Lake
The first location on our list brings us to Black Lake. The lake is one of the many glacial water bodies that houses around the Durmitor National Park. The Black Lake is easily accessible, however, the trek to the lake is an adventurous one. The lake lies within walking distance from the town of Zabljak. Which makes it one of the best places to explore when visiting Montenegro.
Ulcinj
On the southern coast of Montenegro lies a town that goes by the name Ulcinj. The town is home to several unique and awe-inspiring Ottoman style architecture that adorns the region. Ottoman style minarets don many buildings that surround the landscape of Ulcinj. The city is home to several architectural marvels that add beauty to the already existing beautiful landscapes.
Njegos Mausoleum
The best time to visit Montenegro is from June to August, with the next location being the Njegaos Mausoleum. The statue of Peter II Petrovic Njegos stands on top of the highest peak in the Lovcen range. The statue is a mark of the massive historic and cultural significance religion has in Montenegro. Which is why it takes the top place of the highest range in the nation.
Perast
To the north of Kotor lies the small town of Perast, which is the most panoramic destinations in Montenegro. Perast is a tiny village that lies on the mesmerizing Bay Of Kotor. The town has been the centre of debate for centuries by various groups trying to claim the land for themselves. The strategic geographical location and the mesmerizing views surrounding the town, explains the reason of the attraction.
Kotor
On the Adriatic coast lies the small coastal town of Kotor, perfect for a visit from June to August. The town offers several spectacles and views of the landscape surrounding the town. Kotor itself is home to several seaside spots full of narrow streets and hidden spots within the city. The town lies at the foot of Mt. Lovcen, with the mountain casting a shadow over the eventful and mystic town of Kotor.
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Lake Skadar
The next location on the list of the top destinations in Montenegro is Lake Skadar. Lake Skadar ranks on the top of the list of lakes in Montenegro and is the largest in the region. The lake lies on the Montenegro and Albanian borders with two-thirds of the lake located within the Montenegrin borders. The lake is one of the best locations in Montenegro popular among bird watchers.
Sveti Stefan
One of the most awe-inspiring and jaw-dropping locations in Montenegro is the island village of Sveti Stefan. The island village joins the mainland via a causeway which enhances the beauty of the island. No number of visual pictures could ever prepare you for the beauty this tiny island has to offer. The island is a popular tourist resort and a private visit to the island becomes a pricey affair if unplanned.
Tara River Canyon
The Tara River Canyon is the world’s second deepest canyon and the first in Europe. The canyon lies on the border of Montenegro and Bosnia, offering a view which is truly out of the world. The canyon itself dives a whopping 1,300 metres down to the river bed. With the waters of the river glistening a pristine glacial blue. The views of the river are mesmerizing due to the green forest cover that lines the river valley floor.
Ostrog Monastery
On the list of the things to do in Montenegro, a visit to the famous Ostrog Monastery is no brainer. The monastery is one of the popular pilgrims in the country, often visited by travellers from all over the world. The monastery holds a religious significance for orthodox, Christians and Muslims alike. The most intriguing factor about the monastery is the unique human ingenuity. Of carving a monastery right in the heart of a stony cliff with an almost 90° incline. The monastery is a true marvel of human creativeness and nature’s love bonding together to create something spectacular.
Stari Bar
The final place and the best time to visit Montenegro is the location of Stari Bar. The location somewhat lies abandoned on the Londsa hill at the foot of Mt. Rumija, after it was hit by an earthquake back in the 1970s. However, the locals are returning back to the town giving new life and meaning to the old medieval and archaeological ruins. The ruins of Stari Bar may not compete with its coastal peers. Yet it offers views that can parallel the likes of the most beautiful cities in Montenegro.
