Montenegro, a Mediterranean jewel, is a privileged destination distinguished by its breathtaking landscapes and exceptional historical heritage. With its splendid coastline, luxury marinas, welcoming atmosphere and stunning landscapes, Montenegro is a must-visit for those looking to explore the Mediterranean in a new light, combining maritime adventure, cultural discovery and luxurious relaxation in an exceptional natural setting. Clear blue waters, majestic mountains and ancient cities: this country offers unparalleled maritime escape.
Montenegro
The pearl of the Mediterranean
Natural wonders and cultural heritage
Montenegro is teeming with natural wonders such as the fjord of the Bay of Kotor, where steep mountains meet calm waters. This enchanting natural landscape provides an ideal playground for sailors, with secret coves, secluded beaches and waters perfect for diving and sailing.
Montenegro's heritage is a vibrant blend of Italian, Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian and Illyrian influences. Sailors can explore the medieval cities of Kotor and Budva, admire ancient religious buildings and immerse themselves in history through museums and fortifications.
Picturesque cities and ports
Porto Montenegro in Tivat is a haven for luxury yachts, offering state-of-the-art facilities and premium services. Budva charms with its historic old town and golden beaches, while Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage site, dazzles with its beauty and history.
Delectable cuisine
Montenegrin cuisine is a feast of Mediterranean flavors, featuring fresh seafood, local cheeses and delightful wines. Yacht owners can savor traditional dishes at seaside restaurants while enjoying panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea.
A condensed beauty of natural wonders
While Montenegro is one of the smallest countries in Europe, it offers a condensed beauty of natural wonders. Explore the medieval heart of Budva, or the Byzantine architecture of Kotor, take a luxurious break on the island of Sveti Stefan at the Amanspa resort or at the Regent Hotel, new global references in luxury hospitality for new experiences.
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Montenegrin hospitality
Local hospitality is warm and authentic. Montenegrins welcome visitors with generosity and friendliness that make each stop enjoyable and memorable. Navigators are often invited to share moments of conviviality and discover local traditions.
Nautical adventures
The Montenegrin coastline is a paradise for water activities. Yacht owners can explore sea caves, venture out in kayaks on the lakes or simply relax on secluded beaches. Sailing, fishing and snorkeling are also popular in the crystal-clear waters.
Our opinion
Montenegro is a pearl of the Mediterranean, combining stunning nature with a rich cultural heritage. Whether sailing through the serene waters of the Bay of Kotor, exploring the historical treasures of ancient cities, or savoring local cuisine, yacht owners and sailors will find a plethora of enriching experiences in this country.
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When to visit?
The ideal months to visit Montenegro are from May to September, when the Mediterranean climate provides pleasant temperatures and abundant sunshine. These months allow for full enjoyment of sailing, coastal explorations, and the natural and historical wonders of the country.
Key destinations
The Bay of Kotor, with its tranquil waters and historic towns like Kotor and Perast, is a must-visit. Budva is renowned for its beaches and nightlife, while Porto Montenegro in Tivat offers luxury services for yachts and an exceptional port experience.
Top experiences
Sailing in the serene Bay of Kotor, exploring historically rich medieval towns like Budva, savoring Montenegrin cuisine by the seaside and indulging in luxury services at Porto Montenegro are memorable experiences. Navigators will also appreciate secluded beaches and a variety of water activities.
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SCHOONER WITH BERMUDA RIG
SATORI
- 41.5 m
- 5 Cabins
- 10 Guests
- from 100,000 € / week
SATORI is a 41.5m custom sailing yacht launched in 2017 by Big Blue Yachting in Bodrum, Turkey. Built using traditional wooden boatbuilding methods, she seamlessly blends classic craftsmanship with modern elegance. Her interior, designed by Jeanette and Claus Thottrup, embodies a peaceful and sophisticated atmosphere, thoughtfully arranged to maximise comfort, privacy, and open space. Designed for extended, leisurely voyages, SATORI boasts a 35m² open-plan salon that includes a bar and a show kitchen, providing an inviting space where guests can watch meals being freshly prepared. She can host up to 10 guests in five generously sized, air-conditioned cabins, including a 36m² master suite with a king-size bed.
Other standout amenities include an outdoor cinema and onboard wellness treatments using Seed to Skin products from the owners' Tuscan estate, delivering a uniquely tranquil and sea-connected charter experience.
