Montenegro Yacht Charter Itinerary

Tivat has undergone a makeover in recent years thanks to its investment and redevelopment of the naval base into a luxury marina, Porto Montenegro, attracting yachts from the world over. You might wonder if you've arrived in Monaco with the luxury boutiques, modern apartments, and superyachts berthed here.

The fortified town of Kotor is a must-stop for any Adriatic charter. The Venetian Old Town, which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1979, is the perfect way to spend an afternoon. Stroll through her maze of winding cobblestone streets, enjoying Romanesque architecture, medieval churches, and quaint orange-roofed houses whilst soaking in the views of the stunning surrounding mountain landscapes.

One of the oldest settlements on the Adriatic Coast, at 2500 years old, Budva is the centre of tourism in Montenegro. The picturesque Old Town, encased within ancient city walls, captivates with stone alleys, historic churches like St. John’s, and the imposing Budva Citadel offering panoramic views of the coastline. Budva’s beaches cater to every taste—from lively Mogren Beach with its crystal-clear waters and seaside cafes to quieter coves ideal for sunbathing and swimming. The town’s pulsating nightlife features elegant bars and buzzing clubs, drawing a cosmopolitan crowd. The Budva Riviera boasts beautiful, long, sandy beaches set in front of wild mountainous backdrops. The marina lying just north of the Old Town is dominated by luxury superyachts all summer long.

Sail 3nm westbound until you reach Sveti Stefan, Montenegro’s iconic fortified island, is a picturesque fairy-tale village connected to the mainland by a narrow causeway. Its terracotta-roofed stone villas, dating back to the 15th century, overlook pristine pink sand beaches and crystalline Adriatic waters, offering one of the most photographed coastal scenes in the Mediterranean. Now a luxurious Aman resort, access is exclusive to guests, yet the island’s captivating silhouette can be admired from nearby public beaches like Queen’s Beach and Crvena Glavica. Just 12nm further up the coast is Bigova, a picturesque fishing village located in the Bay of Kotor. The small village is full of colorful buildings set amidst olive groves, wooded hills, and clear seas. The harbor provides a selection of restaurants and shops as well as numerous bays and sheltered areas for anchoring and mooring. Water sports and activities such as sailing and kayaking also draw visitors to this beautiful little town.

A 6nm sail will take to Mirista, a secluded marina located on Montenegro's captivating Adriatic coastline. Boaters of all levels can explore hidden coves, seaside oyster farms, and secluded islands with picturesque anchorages amidst crystal-clear waters and dramatic cliffs. The marina is conveniently located and serves as an ideal home port, with luxurious amenities available to make your stay even more enjoyable. After another short, 3nm, cruise you will arrive at a wonderful waterfront with a reputation as being one of the finest places to stroll and play, Herceg Novi. This gorgeous beach town is a breath of fresh air; Mountains, wild olive groves, pomegranate trees in bloom, and the soft sunlit waters set a scene that you can barely tear your eyes away from. Restaurant hop along the waterfront, sampling evocative fresh cuisine and sipping Balkan wines in bliss.

Sveto Marko is 7nm west and as the largest island on the Skadar Lake, it boasts a plethora of breathtaking scenery and Mediterranean flora and fauna. Vast crystal-clear waters and rolling hills provide the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable sailing experience in a tranquil setting. With a long history of cultural influences, the island is also rich in heritage. From deserted beaches to breathtaking mountain views, Sveto Marko Island offers a memorable experience for superyacht enthusiasts, and is sure to provide visitors with an unforgettable experience. Perast is a small but beautiful coastal town, 4nm along the coast, known for its stunning natural beauty, luxurious atmosphere, and fascinating cultural heritage. Tourists can explore the ancient architecture, enjoy the idyllic beaches and observe the local wildlife. Visitors to the town who like the finer things in life can find a wealth of superyacht facilities available in the area, from luxury marinas to upscale restaurants to boutique hotels and more. Perast also offers plenty of scenic spots for sightseeing, from the 18th-century Sveti Djordje and Sveti Marko islands to the famous Our Lady of the Rock.

On your last day at port, schedule a tour of the Tivat Submarine, built in 1968 for the Yugoslav Navy. Take one last stroll around beautiful Porto Montenegro.