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Posted on 23/06/202208/06/2026 by Lisa Rossiter

Luxury Villa Rental in Montenegro with Private Pool and Adriatic Sea Views

Escape this summer to the breathtaking beauty of Montenegro, one of the Adriatic Coast’s most sought-after holiday destinations. Nestled in a peaceful setting with panoramic sea views, our beautifully renovated villa offers the perfect blend of comfort, style, and relaxation.

Stunning Adriatic Sea Views from Every Terrace

Wake up to uninterrupted views of the sparkling Adriatic Sea from the privacy of your own terrace. Each bedroom enjoys direct access to outdoor space, allowing guests to fully appreciate Montenegro’s spectacular coastline and unforgettable sunsets.

Spacious Accommodation for Up to Eight Guests

Designed for families and groups, the villa comfortably accommodates up to eight guests. Thoughtfully furnished throughout, the property combines contemporary style with a welcoming atmosphere, creating the ideal home away from home.

Private Swimming Pool and Outdoor Living

Relax beside your private swimming pool, soak up the Mediterranean sunshine, and enjoy the tranquillity of your surroundings. Whether you’re spending lazy afternoons by the pool or dining outdoors with sea views, every moment is designed for complete relaxation.

Fully Equipped Holiday Home with Modern Comforts

4 comfortable bedrooms sleeping up to 8 guests
3 modern bathrooms
Private swimming pool
Air conditioning throughout
High-speed Wi-Fi
Spacious living room
Elegant dining area
Fully equipped kitchen
Multiple sea-view terraces

Every detail has been carefully selected to ensure a comfortable and memorable stay.

Experience the Best of Montenegro

Whether you’re looking for a relaxing beach holiday, a family getaway, or a stylish retreat on the Adriatic Coast, this luxury Montenegro villa provides the perfect base for exploring the region’s natural beauty, charming coastal towns, and crystal-clear waters.

Book direct and discover a peaceful escape where stunning views, modern comforts, and unforgettable experiences come together.

Our Adventures on Luštica Peninsula and Luštica Bay

Posted on 23/06/202208/06/2026 by Lisa Rossiter

Terrace overlooking Lustica Peninsula Montenegro and the Adriatic Sea

A Day on Lustica Peninsula Montenegro and Luštica Bay: Our Personal Story

One of the best things about staying in our Adriatic sea-view home is how easy it is to explore Lustica Peninsula Montenegro. So many incredible places are within an hour of our doorstep, making every day an opportunity for a new adventure. One of our absolute favourites is the brand-new Luštica Bay development. Every time we visit, we fall a little more in love with this beautiful corner of Montenegro.

Morning Walks and Scenic Views

We usually start the day with a coffee on our terrace, taking in uninterrupted views of the Adriatic. The villa itself is such a peaceful spot — the private pool, sea-view terraces, and carefully chosen furnishings make it the perfect place to relax before heading out to explore.

Discovering Luštica Bay

Luštica Bay is just a short drive away, and it never fails to impress. The marina is bustling but not overwhelming, with sleek yachts bobbing in the water and cafés and restaurants lining the promenade. We love wandering along the waterfront, stopping for a glass of wine, and watching the world drift by. It’s modern and stylish, yet still feels like a genuine part of the Adriatic coast.

Hidden Gems Around Lustica Peninsula Montenegro

Beyond the marina, Lustica Peninsula Montenegro is a treasure trove of small coves, pine forests, and quiet beaches. On our last visit, we wandered down to a tiny secluded cove and simply sat watching the waves. There’s something magical about the way the sunlight dances across the water — exactly what you imagine when you dream of the Adriatic.

If you enjoy exploring Montenegro’s coastline, you may also enjoy our visit to Queen’s Beach, one of our favourite beaches in the country.

Lunch in a Fishing Village

After a morning of exploring, we love heading into one of the nearby fishing villages. Fresh seafood, a glass of homemade white wine, and views across the bay — it’s simple, authentic, and utterly unforgettable. Moments like these are why we keep coming back.

Another favourite day trip from our villa is the beautiful town of Perast, with its waterfront restaurants, historic churches, and spectacular views across the Bay of Kotor.

Sunset Back at the Villa

When we return home, the villa greets us with those same spectacular Adriatic views. With space for eight guests, four bedrooms, three bathrooms, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and a fully equipped living, dining, and kitchen area, it’s perfect for relaxing after a day of adventures.

Sitting by the pool or watching the sunset from the terrace never gets old — it’s our favourite way to end the day.

Why We Love Lustica Peninsula Montenegro

Lustica Peninsula Montenegro offers the perfect mix of adventure, relaxation, and charm. Whether you’re strolling through a new marina, discovering hidden coves, or simply enjoying the view from a terrace, there’s something here for everyone.

And for us, it will always feel like coming home.

If you’re planning your own Adriatic escape, take a look at our luxury Montenegro villa, perfectly positioned for exploring Luštica Peninsula, Luštica Bay, Perast, Kotor, and Montenegro’s stunning coastline.

“Can you guess which Montenegrin Cathedral we visited today?”

Posted on 08/06/202208/06/2026 by Lisa Rossiter

St Tryphon Cathedral Kotor in Montenegro's historic Old Town

A Day at St Tryphon Cathedral Kotor: Our Montenegro Experience

We’ve always loved exploring Montenegro, and this week we wandered through the charming streets of Kotor Old Town before visiting one of the country’s most treasured landmarks — St Tryphon Cathedral Kotor.

Built in 1166, the cathedral has witnessed centuries of history. Walking through its doors, it’s easy to feel the weight of time and the beauty of Montenegro’s cultural heritage.

Getting Lost in Kotor Old Town

Before reaching the cathedral, we spent time exploring Kotor’s narrow cobbled streets and hidden squares. The town has a wonderful rhythm — every corner reveals something new, from quaint cafés to historic buildings.

The backdrop of the mountains and the sparkling Bay of Kotor makes the stroll even more magical. It’s no wonder this UNESCO World Heritage destination is one of Montenegro’s most visited places.

Inside St Tryphon Cathedral Kotor

Stepping inside felt like travelling back in time. The cathedral’s Byzantine-style frescoes and historic artefacts are breathtaking.

We especially loved the museum inside St Tryphon Cathedral Kotor, which houses some of Montenegro’s most valuable religious treasures. It’s the sort of place where you can easily spend far longer than planned, discovering stories from centuries gone by.

Whether you’re interested in history, architecture, or simply soaking up Montenegro’s heritage, St Tryphon Cathedral Kotor is well worth a visit.

Lunch by the Bay

After exploring the cathedral, we headed down to the waterfront for lunch. Fresh seafood and a glass of local white wine, paired with views across the bay, made for one of the most memorable afternoons.

Watching boats drift across the water while surrounded by centuries of history is one of those simple experiences that makes Kotor so special.

If you love exploring Montenegro, you might also enjoy our adventures on Luštica Peninsula and Luštica Bay or spending a sunny afternoon at Queen’s Beach.

Back at Our Villa

Once the day of sightseeing was over, we returned to our villa. It’s less than an hour from Kotor, making it the perfect base for exploring Montenegro’s coastline.

Sitting by the pool or relaxing on the terrace while watching the Adriatic sunset is our favourite way to end the day.

The villa comfortably sleeps eight guests and features four bedrooms, three bathrooms, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a fully equipped kitchen, dining and living areas, and terraces with panoramic sea views.

Why We Keep Returning to Kotor

Every trip to Kotor reminds us why we love Montenegro. The mix of history, culture, incredible scenery, and coastal charm is difficult to beat.

St Tryphon Cathedral Kotor may have been the highlight of our day, but the old town, the waterfront, and the atmosphere made the entire experience unforgettable.

If you’re visiting Montenegro, we highly recommend adding St Tryphon Cathedral Kotor to your itinerary. It remains one of the most fascinating places we’ve explored in the Bay of Kotor.

For official visitor information about Kotor and its attractions, visit the Montenegro Tourism website.

Best beach and brunch, ever!

Posted on 08/06/202208/06/2026 by Lisa Rossiter

Our Favourite Day at Queen’s Beach, Montenegro

Within an hour’s drive from our Adriatic sea-view home is our absolute favourite beach. And we mean world favourite, not just Montenegro favourite!

Queen’s Beach: A Hidden Royal Gem

Queen’s Beach is named after Marija, the Queen Consort of Yugoslavia, who had a summer palace here back in the 1920s. The little cove is wrapped in cypress, olive, and pine trees, and the water is as crystal clear as you’d expect from the Adriatic. Honestly, it’s picture-postcard perfect — one of those places that makes you just stop and take it all in.

Lunch in Pržno Village

After a morning soaking up the sun, we took a ten-minute walk to Pržno, a small but lively fishing village. We found a little restaurant and enjoyed a fresh seafood lunch paired with a surprisingly good glass of their homemade white wine. It felt completely authentic — no tourist traps, just real local flavour.

Sundowners Back at Our Villa

Later, we headed home to our stylishly renovated villa, which has uninterrupted views of the Adriatic. With its own pool, terraces from every bedroom, and space for eight guests, it’s the perfect spot to relax after a day like this. The furnishings are carefully chosen, there are 3 bathrooms, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and a well-equipped living, dining, and kitchen area — everything you need for a comfortable stay.

Days like this make us fall in love with Montenegro all over again. If you’re after peace, tranquility, and a touch of style, this is exactly the kind of getaway we dream about.

Žanjice Beach – A Perfect Day on Luštica Peninsula

Posted on 01/06/202228/06/2026 by Lisa Rossiter

Žanjice Beach on Luštica Peninsula with crystal-clear Adriatic waters

Žanjice Beach – A Perfect Day on Luštica Peninsula

One of the many things we love about staying at Lustica House is that some of Montenegro’s most beautiful beaches are right on our doorstep. One of our favourite day trips is actually only a three-minute drive away – Žanjice Beach.

Nestled alongside neighbouring Mirišta Bay, Žanjice is one of those places that instantly reminds you why Montenegro’s coastline is so special. The water here is a remarkable shade of azure blue, so clear that you can often see straight to the seabed.

Crystal-Clear Water and Great Snorkelling

If you’re planning a visit, don’t forget your mask and snorkel. The crystal-clear Adriatic waters make this one of our favourite spots for swimming and exploring beneath the surface.

The beach itself is made up of large pebbles rather than sand, so beach shoes are definitely worth bringing along. Once you’re settled in, though, it’s hard to imagine a better place to spend a summer afternoon.

If you enjoy discovering hidden corners of the peninsula, you may also enjoy reading about our adventures on Luštica Peninsula, exploring Luštica Bay, or visiting the beautiful Queen’s Beach.

Lunch at Porto Adriatic

After a morning in the water, we almost always find ourselves heading to Porto Adriatic for lunch.

There are several cafés and restaurants along the beach, but this has become our favourite. Fresh fish is always a highlight, although the pizzas, pasta and steaks are equally tempting. What we particularly like is their commitment to local produce, with much of what they serve sourced or produced nearby.

It feels refreshingly authentic, and the quality of the food speaks for itself.

Alex, the head waiter, is always happy to stop for a chat and makes every visit feel like you’re returning to an old friend.

The Friendliest Butterfly in Montenegro

One of the unexpected highlights of our last visit wasn’t the food or even the scenery—it was a butterfly.

While enjoying a post-lunch coffee, a friendly butterfly decided to join us for a while, happily landing nearby and posing for photographs. It’s one of those small moments that probably sounds insignificant, but somehow perfectly captured the relaxed atmosphere of the day.

Sometimes it’s the little things you remember most.

Back Home to Lustica House

After a lazy afternoon by the sea, it was time to head home. Fortunately, the journey is a short one.

Lustica House sits above the fishing villages of Mirišta and Žanjice, enjoying uninterrupted views across the Adriatic. Whether we’re returning from the beach, a long lunch or an afternoon exploring, it’s always a pleasure pulling back into the driveway.

With accommodation for up to eight guests, four comfortable bedrooms, three bathrooms, a private swimming pool, air conditioning, Wi-Fi and terraces overlooking the coastline, it’s the perfect base for exploring this beautiful part of Montenegro.

If you’re looking for another fantastic lunch spot nearby, take a look at our visit to Ribarsko Selo, one of our favourite seafood restaurants on the peninsula.

One of Our Favourite Beach Days

Žanjice Beach may only be a few minutes from home, but it never loses its appeal.

Every visit reminds us why we chose Luštica Peninsula as our home in Montenegro. Whether we’re swimming in the crystal-clear Adriatic, enjoying lunch by the sea or simply watching the boats drift across the bay, Žanjice Beach is somewhere we never tire of returning to. It’s a place we always recommend to family, friends and guests staying at Lustica House.

For more information about Montenegro’s beautiful coastline and attractions, visit the Montenegro National Tourism Organisation.

Best fish restaurant on Lustica Peninsula

Posted on 01/06/202228/06/2026 by Lisa Rossiter

Fresh seafood lunch overlooking the Adriatic Sea at Ribarsko Selo on Luštica Peninsula

A Long Lunch at Our Favourite Fish Restaurant on Luštica Peninsula

One of the things we enjoy most about life on Luštica Peninsula is discovering places that make you want to linger a little longer. This week, that place was Ribarsko Selo in Žanjice, a restaurant that has become one of our favourite spots for a long, leisurely lunch.

Perched on its own small headland, the restaurant enjoys spectacular views across the Adriatic towards the island of Lastavica and, on a clear day, the southernmost coastline of Croatia. It’s the sort of setting where time seems to slow down the moment you arrive.

Fresh Seafood and Adriatic Views

What makes Ribarsko Selo so special is its commitment to local produce. Fresh fish arrives daily from local fishing boats, many of the vegetables are grown on-site, and even the olive oil is produced by the restaurant itself.

We settled in for what turned into a very long lunch, enjoying beautifully prepared seafood, a good bottle of wine, and the kind of attentive service that makes you feel genuinely welcome. A special thank you to Alexander, who looked after us so well throughout the afternoon.

The combination of exceptional food, sea views, and relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere makes it one of the standout dining experiences on the peninsula.

A Swim Before Heading Home

After lunch, there was no rush to leave. We spent some time relaxing on the restaurant’s sun loungers before taking a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear Adriatic.

It’s moments like these that remind us why we love Montenegro so much. Great food, beautiful scenery, and the simple pleasure of spending an afternoon by the sea.

If you’re exploring the area, you might also enjoy our adventures on Luštica Peninsula and Luštica Bay, where we share some of our other favourite spots around this beautiful corner of Montenegro.

Back to Lustica House

After our swim, we made the short journey home to Lustica House, perched above the fishing villages of Mirišta and Žanjice. It’s only a three-minute drive from the restaurant, although we’ve also walked it a few times when feeling energetic.

Back at the villa, we spent the evening on the terrace enjoying uninterrupted views across the Adriatic. Watching the sun begin to dip towards the horizon is the perfect way to round off a day like this.

With accommodation for up to eight guests, a private swimming pool, four comfortable bedrooms, three bathrooms, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and terraces overlooking the coastline, it’s a wonderful base from which to explore the peninsula.

If you’re looking for another memorable day out, take a look at our visit to Queen’s Beach, one of our favourite beaches in Montenegro.

One of Our Favourite Places on the Peninsula

There are plenty of excellent restaurants in Montenegro, but Ribarsko Selo is one we find ourselves returning to again and again.

Perhaps it’s the setting, perhaps it’s the seafood, or perhaps it’s simply the relaxed atmosphere. Whatever the reason, it’s a place we always recommend to friends and guests visiting Luštica Peninsula.

If you’d like to learn more about the restaurant or make a reservation, visit the official Ribarsko Selo website.

Durmitor National Park

Posted on 29/05/201828/06/2026 by dev

Durmitor National Park – Montenegro’s Mountain Adventure

When most people think of Montenegro, they picture beautiful beaches, charming old towns and the sparkling Adriatic Sea. While the coastline is undoubtedly spectacular, some of the country’s most breathtaking scenery lies inland.

Leaving the coast behind, the road climbs steadily through dramatic mountain landscapes into the heart of Montenegro. It’s a journey we always enjoy, as every bend reveals another incredible view. Before long, you’ll arrive at Durmitor National Park, one of Montenegro’s most spectacular natural treasures.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site

Durmitor National Park is one of Montenegro’s five national parks and is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Towering limestone peaks, glacial lakes, dense pine forests and deep river canyons make it one of the country’s most impressive destinations for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

The park is centred around the mountain town of Žabljak, the highest town in the Balkans and an excellent base for exploring the surrounding landscape.

The Magnificent Tara Canyon

One of the highlights of any visit is the incredible Tara River Canyon. Often described as the deepest river canyon in Europe and one of the deepest in the world, it stretches for more than 80 kilometres through spectacular mountain scenery.

Standing on the famous Đurđevića Tara Bridge and looking down into the turquoise river below is an experience you’ll never forget.

White Water Rafting

If you’re looking for adventure, white water rafting on the Tara River should be at the top of your list.

The crystal-clear waters wind through towering cliffs, ancient forests and untouched wilderness, creating one of Europe’s finest rafting experiences. Whether you’re an experienced rafter or trying it for the first time, there are trips suitable for all abilities.

It was one of the highlights of our visit and something we’d highly recommend if you’re feeling adventurous.

More Than Just Adventure

Durmitor isn’t only about adrenaline. The park is criss-crossed with walking trails leading to glacial lakes, hidden viewpoints and dramatic mountain peaks. Black Lake (Crno Jezero) is particularly beautiful and one of the most popular places to explore.

If you enjoy hiking, photography or simply escaping into nature, you’ll find plenty to keep you occupied.

Returning to Lustica House

After spending time in Montenegro’s mountains, we always appreciate returning to the relaxed pace of Lustica House. One of the things we love most about Montenegro is how easy it is to experience two completely different landscapes in a single holiday—from mountain adventures in Durmitor to peaceful evenings overlooking the Adriatic Sea.

If you’re staying for more than a few days, we’d also recommend exploring Lake Skadar, wandering the medieval streets of Kotor Old Town, or relaxing on the beautiful Luštica Peninsula.

One of Montenegro’s Greatest Adventures

Whether you’re rafting through Tara Canyon, hiking among dramatic mountain peaks or simply taking in the spectacular scenery, Durmitor National Park is a destination that deserves a place on every Montenegro itinerary.

For more information about the park, walking trails and visitor facilities, visit the National Parks of Montenegro website or the Montenegro National Tourism Organisation.

Sveti Stefan

Posted on 29/05/201828/06/2026 by dev

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Sveti Stefan – Montenegro’s Iconic Island Village

Few places in Montenegro are as instantly recognisable as Sveti Stefan. Every time we visit, we’re reminded why it remains one of our favourite destinations along the beautiful Budva Riviera.

Perched on its own tiny island and connected to the mainland by a narrow stone causeway, Sveti Stefan is one of the country’s most photographed landmarks. Surrounded by the crystal-clear Adriatic Sea and framed by pink pebble beaches, it’s a place that never fails to impress.

From Fishing Village to Luxury Retreat

It’s hard to believe that this iconic island was once a small fishing village. In the 1960s, the original stone houses were carefully restored and transformed into an exclusive luxury resort, preserving the character of the old village while creating one of Europe’s most prestigious hotels.

Today, the island is operated by the Aman Group, and its terracotta rooftops, narrow cobbled streets, ancient churches and medieval buildings create one of the most spectacular backdrops on the Adriatic coast.

Our favourite time to visit is late afternoon. As the sun begins to set, the warm light catches the stone buildings and red rooftops, creating unforgettable views across the sea.

Exploring the Budva Riviera

Although the island itself is reserved for hotel guests, the surrounding beaches, coastal walks and viewpoints are open to visitors, making it a wonderful place to spend a relaxing afternoon.

After enjoying the views, we often stop for a coffee or lunch overlooking the island before continuing our journey along the Budva Riviera.

If you’re exploring this part of Montenegro, don’t miss the historic Old Town of Budva, just a short drive away, with its medieval streets, lively cafés and beautiful beaches.

Returning to Lustica House

One of the advantages of staying at Lustica House is that many of Montenegro’s most famous attractions are within easy driving distance. Although Sveti Stefan is on the opposite side of the Bay of Kotor, the journey offers spectacular coastal scenery and makes for a fantastic day trip.

After a day exploring the Budva Riviera, we always enjoy returning to the peace and tranquillity of Luštica Peninsula, relaxing on the terrace with uninterrupted views across the Adriatic.

Other Places Worth Visiting

If you’re travelling around Montenegro, we’d also recommend visiting Kotor Old Town, the beautiful baroque town of Perast, the peaceful beaches of Luštica Peninsula, and the glamorous Porto Montenegro marina in nearby Tivat.

For nature lovers, a day exploring Lake Skadar or the spectacular Durmitor National Park is well worth adding to your itinerary.

One of Montenegro’s Most Beautiful Views

Sveti Stefan is more than just a luxury hotel—it’s one of Montenegro’s most iconic landmarks. Whether you’re admiring it from the beach, photographing the island at sunset or simply enjoying the relaxed atmosphere of the Budva Riviera, it’s a destination that deserves a place on every Montenegro itinerary.

For visitor information and travel inspiration, visit the Montenegro National Tourism Organisation.

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Porto Montenegro

Posted on 29/05/201828/06/2026 by dev

Porto Montenegro – Montenegro’s Luxury Marina

During one of our trips around the Bay of Kotor, we decided to spend the afternoon exploring Porto Montenegro. We’d heard plenty about its luxury yachts and exclusive reputation, but we were curious to see whether it lived up to the hype.

The answer was a definite yes.

From Naval Base to World-Class Marina

It’s hard to imagine that this beautiful waterfront was once a deep-water naval base used by the former Yugoslav Navy. Over the past 25 years, it has been transformed into one of the most impressive tourism developments on the Montenegrin coast and one of the Adriatic’s leading superyacht marinas.

Today, Porto Montenegro attracts some of the world’s most spectacular yachts, alongside visitors who simply come to enjoy the restaurants, cafés, boutique shops and stunning waterfront setting.

Surprisingly Tasteful

We expected plenty of luxury, but what really surprised us was how tastefully Porto Montenegro has been developed.

Rather than feeling over-the-top, the marina has a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere. Wide promenades lined with palm trees, beautifully landscaped gardens and elegant buildings create a destination that’s enjoyable whether you’re admiring the yachts, enjoying lunch by the water or simply taking a leisurely stroll.

Of course, many of the boats moored here cost several million pounds, but you don’t need a superyacht to appreciate the atmosphere. It’s just as enjoyable sitting with a coffee, watching the world go by and imagining where some of these incredible vessels are heading next.

A Wonderful Place to Spend the Afternoon

We wandered along the marina, browsed a few of the boutiques and stopped to admire the views across the Bay of Kotor. There are plenty of excellent restaurants overlooking the water, making it an ideal place for a long lunch or an evening meal.

If you’re looking for another memorable dining experience during your stay, have a look at our favourite fish restaurant on Luštica Peninsula, where fresh seafood and spectacular Adriatic views make for a perfect afternoon.

Returning to Lustica House

After exploring Porto Montenegro, we made the easy drive back to Lustica House. One of the things we love most is how easy it is to experience both sides of Montenegro—from glamorous marinas like Porto Montenegro to the peaceful beaches and traditional villages of Luštica Peninsula.

Back at the villa, we spent the evening on the terrace overlooking the Adriatic, enjoying the peace and quiet after a day of exploring.

With four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a private swimming pool and panoramic sea views, Lustica House provides the perfect base for discovering Montenegro’s beautiful coastline.

One of Montenegro’s Finest Developments

Porto Montenegro is undoubtedly one of the best tourism investments Montenegro has seen in recent decades. While it’s still evolving and will no doubt continue to develop its own character over the coming years, it has already established itself as one of the most prestigious marinas on the Adriatic Sea.

Whether you’re interested in luxury yachts, waterfront dining, boutique shopping or simply enjoying a beautiful setting, Porto Montenegro is well worth adding to your Montenegro itinerary.

If you’re visiting the area, we’d also recommend exploring Kotor Old Town, Perast, and Luštica Peninsula, each offering a different glimpse into the beauty and charm of Montenegro.