DESTINATIONS MONTENEGRO | CROATIA & THE BALKANS BOOK IT
Beds with Ease sells Sailing Adriatic’s seven-night Pearls of the Adriatic gulet cruise from €1,800 per person. The price includes seven nights’ half-board accommodation, two dinners, the use of sports equipment and guided tours in Budva and Kotor Old Town.
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Elegant Resorts offers seven nights in a Superior Room at The Chedi Luštica Bay on a bed-and-breakfast basis from £1,890 per person, based on two sharing, including economy-class flights from Luton, UK airport lounge passes and private transfers to the hotel, for a departure on September 15.
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spot endangered otters or rare Dalmatian pelicans; Biogradska Gora National Park, home to one of the oldest forests in Europe; Kolašin ski resort and the nearby Komovi Mountains, which offer snow sports in winter and superb hiking in summer; and the Tara River Gorge, one of the world’s deepest, in the Unesco-listed Durmitor National Park. All feature on Regent Holidays’ eight-day Highlights of Montenegro group tour, which is new this year and starts at £2,150 including flights (departures April-October). The country’s interior hasn’t escaped the wealth of development. Kolašin and Kolašin Valleys – a
new complex that includes Montenegro’s first ski-in ski-out resort – are a particular hive of activity, with a raft of mountain retreats opening in 2025 and beyond, perfect for both summer and winter. Swissôtel Resort Kolašin opened in 2024 and is soon to be joined by the Grand Chalet Hotel, Crowne Plaza Hotel Kolašin, Pullman Breza Kolašin and the Radisson Blu Hotel & Resort Kolašin. Montenegro might be small, but it has big ambitions and a rapid timeframe for transformation – all the more reason to recommend clients see it before the rest of the world cottons on.
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Book your flight to Croatia!
London Gatwick - Split
Connections via Zagreb available to Dubrovnik, Pula and Zadar.
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