Things to do
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Porto Montenegro
Go for the marina promenade and the submarine; skip if maritime luxury retail holds no interest.
Once a naval town, now the bay's centre of gravity for money. Porto Montenegro was built on the site of the Yugoslav navy's Arsenal shipyard and holds the superyacht berths, the shops and a good share of the country's best hotels. The international airport is minutes away, which makes Tivat the usual arrival point for the whole bay. The old town beside the marina is modest and the beaches are better on the Lustica peninsula opposite. Gornja Lastva, a restored stone village in the hills above, is the local counterweight to the marina and worth the drive up.
Go for the marina promenade and the submarine; skip if maritime luxury retail holds no interest.
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