This new, sixth edition of Bradt's Montenegro is the most comprehensive
guide available to one of Europe's hidden corners and features many
areas not covered by other guides. Thoroughly updated to incorporate all
the most recent developments, from practical information on where to go,
stay and eat to vivid descriptions, historical insights and in-depth
background on both well-known and off-the-beaten track sights, it is an
ideal companion for both independent and group travellers. Beach lovers,
culture aficionados, hikers, adrenaline-seekers, birding and wildlife
enthusiasts and foodies are all catered for, with details of everything
from coastal retreats, the Buljarica wetlands and Ulcinj saltpans to
Durmitor and Biogradska national parks, Prokletije Mountains and
cultural big-hitters such as Cetinje and Kotor, as well as the many
reminders of the country's Ottoman and Venetian heritage. With new
flight routes opening up and the tourist board working hard to promote
the country, Montenegro's popularity is on the rise. The Via Dinarica
and Balkan Peaks long-distance trails both pass through Montenegro and
are drawing ever greater numbers, while adventure sports - climbing,
skiing, mountain biking, sea kayaking, coasteering, and white-water
rafting, to name a few - form an increasingly significant part of the
country's appeal. Montenegrin wine, too, is attracting a growing band of
devotees. With medieval gems and a stark rugged beauty, the country
offers something for everyone and with Bradt's Montenegro you are
perfectly equipped for a successful trip.
