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rest of Montenegro, Herceg Novi is becoming increasingly popular. “People usually book their holidays long in advance,” says my guide, Sandra. “If booking last-minute, they are increasingly finding they can’t stay where they want.” Part of the former Yugoslavia,


Herceg Novi was once connected by train to Belgrade in Serbia. That line closed in the 1960s, and a four-mile promenade was installed where the rails once ran. It makes for a blissful stroll with waves lapping gently below and beaches attracting sunbathers, even in April. At the end of my delightful jaunt, the beachside infinity pool of historic Lazure Hotel beckoned. Built by the Venetians to quarantine foreign merchants suspected of bringing disease, the Lazure is now a sublime set of 24 rustic-chic rooms, with a modern building holding a further 104 rooms, plus a spa with views over the bay and the Orjen Mountains.


Goran and


his two donkeys looked on passively while I explored an olive grove filled with more than a thousand trees


Just a half-hour drive from Tivat


airport, olive groves speckle the Luštica Peninsula’s arid landscapes. At Moric Farm – Montenegro’s only certified producer of organic olive oil – I met Goran and his two donkeys, who looked on passively while I explored an olive grove filled with more than a thousand trees, some up to 300 years old, then sampled a few local varieties in the small mill. Over an olive-oil-drizzled apple cake in the adjacent building –


CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Forte Mare in Herceg Novi; locally made olive oil; Goran, owner of Moric Farm PICTURES: Olly Beckett; Shutterstock/Alexandre.ROSA,


From stylish, cosmopolitan stays to relaxed Ultra All-Inclusive retreats, Domes Resorts offers a curated collection of adults-only hotels across the Mediterranean.


Set in some of Greece’s most sought-after destinations, each property is designed for privacy, space and a more refined, grown-up experience, ideal for couples and lifestyle travellers.


Whether your clients are looking for wellness-led escapes, exceptional gastronomy or immersive local experiences, every stay is shaped around the destination, from curated excursions to standout dining and vibrant social spaces.


With signature concepts including Soma Spa, wellness experiences and elevated service, Domes makes luxury adults-only travel effortless to sell.


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