Coastal Hotspot
Beyond the pleasures of a luxury maritime village and waterfront lifestyle, Porto Montenegro lies on Boka Bay, the largest natural harbor in the eastern Mediterranean and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its picturesque shoreline of rugged mountains hugged by ancient hamlets and sandy beaches slipping into the Adriatic waters is absolutely breathtaking. Bathed in sunshine for much of the year, Montenegro’s coast enjoys typical Mediterranean weather: warm, balmy summers with temperatures reaching highs of over 30°C, and mild winters.
Getting Around
For guests arriving by air, we can provide airport transfers by car to/from Tivat Airport (10 mins), Dubrovnik Airport (60 mins), and Podgorica Airport (90 mins).
Car Transfers & Tours
Helicopter Transfers & Scenic Tours
VR 360 video tour of Regent Porto Montenegro
Porto Montenegro is located just off the Adriatic Highway. If you are driving, simply follow the coastline, enjoying the sensational views along the way. Then follow the directional signages to the Porto Montenegro once you reach Tivat.
Resort Map
General facts: Montenegro Brochure
What to do in Montenegro: Unity in Diversity
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The marina is only a few nautical miles inland from the mouth of Boka Bay. If traveling by yacht, you can easily cruise the waters of the central Mediterranean region.
For inquiries and reservations, please send an email to:
concierge.pm@regenthotels.com
Things to Do
Shopping in Porto Montenegro Village
Porto Montenegro excites fashionistas with the who’s who in international luxury brands and new sought-after designers, including the likes of Fendi, Tom Ford, Balenciaga and Moncler.
Porto Montenegro Yacht Club
The Yacht Club welcomes our guests every day throughout summer. Relax on the cabanas around its 64-meter infinity pool, dine at PMYC Restaurant & Bar, and sip cocktails while basking in the ravishing views.
Additional charges may apply.
Boka Bay
A long winding inlet 27 kilometers long, Boka Bay is one of the most beautiful bays in the world, protected by high mountains and flourishing with Mediterranean vegetation.
Perast
This small, peaceful town near Kotor boasts a rich past and magnificent 17th and 18th century buildings, including sixteen Baroque palaces and seventeen Catholic churches.
Kotor Old Town
Explore the well-preserved medieval town of Kotor, criss-crossed with narrow streets and squares, and home to an enchanting mix of Baroque, Venetian and Austrian architecture.
Our Lady of the Rocks
Located off the coast of Perast in Boka Bay, the islet was, according to legend, created rock by rock over centuries by local seamen after finding the icon of Madonna and Child on a rock in the sea.
Sailing in Boka Bay
Set sail and explore the captivating scenery aboard your very own Tofinou 9.5, a classic sailing yacht ideal for beginners, yet challenging enough for more experienced sailors.
Ada Bojana Beach
Discover this most attractive stretch of beach on the Montenegrin coast and a hotspot for kitesurfing fans. The 12 sandy kilometers of nearby Velika Plaža (Big Beach) are also not to be missed.
Scenic Road Trip
Travel along the slopes of Mount Lovćen to the picturesque mountain village of Njeguši, the magnificent Njegoš Mausoleum, and Cetinje, a treasure of Montenegrin history and culture.
Skadar Lake National Park
Skadar Lake is one of the most important reserves for wetland birds in Europe, where over 250 species nest.
Biogradska Gora National Park
Nestled within the Bjelasica mountain range, this pretty national park spans 1600 hectares of virgin woodland.
Kolašin
Located at the foot of Bjelasica and Sinjajevina mountains, surrounded by acres of dense pine forest, the town of Kolasin is the perfect base for skiing, snowboarding and other winter sports.
Ostrog Monastery
Carved incredibly into a vertical cliff face, the gleaming white Ostrog Monastery is the most important site in Montenegro for Orthodox Christians, attracting up to a million visitors annually.
Tara River & Canyon
Slicing through the mountains at the northern edge of Durmitor National Park, the Tara River forms a canyon that is 1300m deep at its peak. River rafting is a great way to enjoy the incredible views.
Durmitor National Park
This mountainous region is a major ski resort in winter, and popular for hiking and rafting in summer.