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Montenegro Bliss: Stylish Vacation Apartment

Discover the allure of Montenegro from the comfort of our Vacation Apartment Rent Montenegro. A chic retreat with modern amenities, breathtaking views, and easy access to local attractions. Your perfect holiday waits!

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💎Practical Tips for Buying a House or Villa in Montenegro💎 1. Define the Purpose of Purchase Decide on the purpose of the property — for personal use, as a vacation spot, or for rental income. This will help you choose the right location and type of property. For those seeking privacy and nature, areas near the Bay of Kotor or the coastline are ideal. For rental purposes, it’s best to select properties closer to popular tourist destinations like Budva or Tivat. 2. Study the Real Estate Market Features The Montenegrin market offers affordable property prices compared to other European countries. However, it’s important to know that prices can vary by region. For instance, prices in Kotor and Tivat are higher due to high demand, while more affordable options can be found in less touristy areas. 3. Pay Attention to Legal Aspects When purchasing property in Montenegro, foreigners are allowed to buy without restrictions, except for agricultural land. It is recommended to hire a local lawyer to check the transaction’s legality and avoid legal complications, especially if you plan to rent out the property. 4. Consider Tax and Financial Aspects Before buying, keep in mind that Montenegro offers favorable tax conditions for property owners. The annual property tax ranges from 0.1% to 1% depending on the type and value of the property. Additionally, for those considering rental income, registering as a rental property owner is advantageous as it simplifies income taxation. 5. Assess the Property Condition If you’re choosing a resale property, pay attention to the condition of the building and utilities. It’s important to check the quality of materials and finishes, as some areas in Montenegro have a humid climate that can affect property condition. For new villas and houses, consider complexes with completed finishes and infrastructure, convenient for both living and renting out. 6. Plan for Maintenance Costs When selecting a property, take into account maintenance and upkeep costs, including taxes, utilities, and potentially a management company if you don’t plan to live in Montenegro year-round. In tourist regions, companies offering property management services are in demand, making it easier to rent out your property. 7. Obtaining Residency with Property Purchase Buying property in Montenegro can be a basis for obtaining a residence permit. While property purchase doesn’t guarantee automatic citizenship, a residence permit allows longer stays in the country and can be renewed. This is a major advantage for those who plan to spend a significant amount of time in Montenegro. Buying a house or villa in Montenegro offers the opportunity to own property in a beautiful, developing country with a favorable climate and low taxes.

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Villa for sale in Dobra Voda is lovely property with an area of 250sqm. This property is located in the village named Dobra Voda. It’s suburb of Bar town. Villa has a land plot of 338sqm. Distance to the sea is 1400 meters. There is covered parking for 3 cars. All villa is furnished and equipped. There’s everything someone can need for pleasant staying. Air conditioners are installed as well. Accept adorable swimming pool there’s also s Jacuzzi. In the yard grows Mediterranean plants and trees. In the villa exists panoramic windows from floor to the ceilings. Pleasant bonus is a ventilation system which has been installed. Villa for sale in Dobra Voda – Structure 1st floor: large living room with kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, covered terrace with access to the pool. 2nd floor: spacious, bright living room with kitchen, bathroom, and terrace. This lovely property is excellent solution for people who like to live or have vacations close to nature and in peace in quiet. Also it’s good option for renting at summer season. #MREproperty . . . #montenegrorealestate #montenegroproperty #investmentsmontenegro #luxuryrealestate #montenegro #montenegroluxury #follow #Realestate #Realty #Realtor #Realestateagent #Homeforsale #Newhome #Newhouse #Forsale #Property (at Dobra Voda, Montenegro) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjafswlIzW_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Where the SLH Team are dreaming of going

For a team that talks travel on a daily basis, months spent in lockdown has given us all an extra dose of wanderlust. From dream destinations to old favourites, travel has very much been on our minds. In need of some inspiration? When it’s safe for us to see the world again, here is where we’ll be heading…

EMEA Team

Richard Hyde – Chief Operating Officer

Venice (for my short haul city fix) Jersey ( for my staycation ) Tulum (for my resort chillax)

Jessica Sparkes – Head of Digital Performance

Barcelona, Spain: I want lots of delicious tapas, sunshine and beautiful city strolls – finishing the day with rooftop cocktails at The Wittmore.

Cotswolds, UK: I want to take my pooch on a Cotswold staycation at The Fish. We will enjoy country walks, pub grub and escape the London hustle.

Koh Samui, Thailand: Last time I was in Koh Samui I was 21, years later I want to go back in style and relax on the beach at Cape Fahn – the most beautiful island and ocean view villas!

Chloe Frost-Smith – Digital Image & Content Executive

What better way to while away summer days than with rosé in hand on the French Riviera? I am dreaming of lavender season in Provence with a splash in the pool at Hôtel Crillon le Brave, riding horses on the beach in Camargue, and living out my Brigitte Bardot fantasies by eating Tarte tropézienne for breakfast at Hôtel Lou Pinet in Saint Tropez. I would also love to read a good book under the lemon trees at Casa Angelina on the Amalfi Coast, or try an alfresco pizza-making class on the rustic estate of Castello di Reschio in Tuscany.

Closer to home, my firm favourite for a staycation is the Farncombe Estate in the Cotswolds – I’m a country girl at heart. Looking further ahead to September, I have a trip planned to Sardinia – and would love to go into Hygge hibernation at Storfjord in Norway this winter for some Scandi skiing.

Abi Tottenham-Smith – Head of Social Media

Surrounded by the vineyards and beautiful countryside in Piedmont and Villa La Madonna…

A road trip up to Scotland in a camper-van, mixed with a couple of nights of luxury at Greywalls Hotel…

A beach retreat in Greece – can’t decide where yet but somewhere to switch off and relax for a week in the sunshine…

Maddy Morgan – Director of PR Worldwide

I can’t wait to get back to … Portugal, it’s my home from home but I’ve never been to Porto so Hotel Infante Sagres and Carmo’s Boutique Hotel beckon.

I dream of being in … Bali, it’s where I honeymooned and I’d love to take my children there and stay overlooking the jungle at Viceroy Bali.

I am going to … Provence, I’m looking forward to enjoying the space and freedom of a dispersed hotel at Hôtel Crillon le Brave.

I’m bringing back my bucket list wish to go to … New Zealand, to find adventure, taste wine and discover amazing hotels like Bay of Many Coves.

Daniel Luddington – Vice President of Development

I miss Wimbledon this year – but am playing tennis three times a week at the moment to make up for it, and indulging in strawberries and cream (with Pimms!) – so a tennis getaway at Cromlix Hotel in Scotland, (owned by Andy Murray) would be the ultimate tennis fix right now.

For a family holiday, I fancy the Greek islands – Porto Zante have the most amazing private villas but also would love to experience Canaves Oia Epitome, a family friendly space unique in Santorini.

For a bit of laid back, low-key luxury, 3 places would hit the spot…Sikelia Pantelleria, Nobu Hotel Ibiza Bay or any of our Tulum properties.

Gabor Toth – Senior Revenue Account Manager

Le Grand Bellevue in Gstaad for hiking in summer and fondue.

Boutique Hotel Alhambra and D-Resort Šibenik in Croatia for my beach/water sports in Europe.

Patrick Pieters – Senior Revenue Account Manager

Loire/Valleys, Oslo, Mexico or Bali.

Chloe Musumeci – Senior Revenue Account Manager

Galleria VIK Milano to get ready for the Autumn/Winter shopping season…

Susafa for a taste of the best organic products of my land – Sicily…

Viceroy Bali – paradise on earth and an oasis of relaxation…

Christopher Grime – Head of Product Integration

Staycation – The Nare – for Cornish beaches that rival any in the world, amazing fresh fish and delicious cream teas.

A bit of culture and relaxation – my beloved Sri Lanka – amazing history, beautiful beaches, delightful people, tasty hoppers (Sri Lanka’s answer to the pancake) and the best relish in the world, Pol Sambol made with coconut.

Short hop – Hotel Ranga in Iceland for stunning waterfalls and the incredible Northern Lights, which I have yet to experience.

Mirko Della Mora – Senior GDS & Distribution Manager

For a weekend/short haul I’d love to go to one of our castles in Scotland (whisky tasting included) or in Normandy (a region that I know quite well but can’t help falling more in love each time).

For a longer trip (min 5 days, I’d say) I would love to visit:

Portugal, rent a car and go around cities and places.

Baltic cities and Norwegian Fjords (including a cruise).

As major dream trips in my bucket list:

Japan (both sides of it, the ultra-technological country and the Kabuki/cherry blossoms/tea rituals experience).

Coast to coast USA trip in a convertible car (ending in Napa Valley, for wine tours).

Argentina and Uruguay food and wine tour.

Rafael Pirassinunga – Operations Manager – World of Hyatt Partnership

I am all for the off-the-beaten-track destinations, so I’m currently dreaming of:

Lakeside cocktails and relax at Esperanza Resort & SPA

City break and fine dining at Saint Ten Hotel

Exploring ancient culture and great food at Grand Hotel Yerevan

Reconnecting with nature and social distancing from the world at Terelj Hotel

Practicing my Norwegian at Storfjord Hotel

Katrin Holtkott – Barter Room Co-ordinator

Villa Eyrie Resort, Canada (breathing in mountain air and spectacular views – reconnecting with nature)

La Sultana Marrakech (the colors, spices, architecture, people, culture – not in that order!)

Japan – I want to stay in every one of the SLH hotels in Japan – it has been on my bucket list destination for years – if not after the lockdown lifts, when then?

Justyn Herbert – Finance Director

I’m looking forward to going back to The Oval to watch the England Cricket team win the next test series, I would love to see Springsteen play the US, either Chicago or New Jersey, and in the winter go on the England Cricket tour, preferably in the West Indies, all without the social distancing.

AMERICAS Team

Anna-Lisa Hafgren-Willis – Regional Manager – Americas & Travel Trade Relations Manager

Dreaming of:

Autumn colors in Vermont at The Reluctant Panther Inn

Delayed honeymoon in Mexico City at Stara Hamburgo and Stara San Angel Inn

A nostalgic visit back to my father’s family city Gothenburg, Sweden staying with the Dorsia Hotel & Restaurant

Dana O’Malley – PR Director Americas

Small city break exploring Hotel Amparo in San Miguel.

Relaxing poolside at Canaves Oia Epitome.

Staycation in the mountains upstate New York.

Vanessa Johnson – Sales Manager, Central Region

Charleston, South Carolina: weekend city getaway at Wentworth Mansion (I’ve never been and have heard too many amazing things about the charming shops and food).

Scotland: exploring all things the highlands have to offer and stay at our dreamy castle hotels.

Canada: rest and relaxation in natures finest! Either coast, Nova Scotia and Trout Point Lodge or British Columbia and Villa Eyrie Resort.

Mexico: beach getaway to Tulum, Rivera Maya or Playa del Carmen…so many options, you can’t go wrong!

APAC Team

Jill Liu – Sales Manager, China

My dream destinations are: Tahiti, South Africa, and Santorini.

Khim Yeo – Revenue Account Manager – Asia Pacific

The Maldives (resort chilling and snorkelling)

Singapore (staycation)

Mongolia for some adventures

Crystal Davies – Senior Revenue Account Manager

Montenegro for relaxation, enjoy the beautiful mountain and coastline views, and go scuba diving if possible.

Switzerland (Cordée des Alpes Hotel) for snowboarding.

Bhutan (Bhutan Spirit Sanctuary and Gangtey Lodge) for some Zen moments, mountain biking, hiking and meditation. Our suggested itinerary which you can read here is my perfect trip.

My type of holiday always involves full-on activities, so I often feel more exhausted after vacations…!

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15 best Montenegro resorts for families with children

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15 best Montenegro resorts for families with children

Montenegro is a popular Balkan country where tourists are guaranteed a pleasant and memorable pastime. This is facilitated by a developed infrastructure, a mild Mediterranean climate, mesmerizing natural landscape, azure shade of the sea and a variety of cultural and entertainment programs. Montenegro resorts for families with children allow you to feel the full spectrum of positive emotions. Both connoisseurs of silence and fans of active leisure will be satisfied with the trip.

Bar

The largest Montenegrin port city of Bar has all the attributes of a high-quality resort, corresponding to the idea of ​​a full family vacation on the shores of the Emerald Adriatic Sea. Compared to other places in Montenegro, the Bar pleasantly surprises its guests with the democratic pricing of food and accommodation. Hotel complexes of different star categories provide guests with high service.

The city is surrounded by mountain ranges and, despite the presence of the port, it is particularly ecologically friendly. The streets and neighborhoods are buried in the thickets of southern fruit plants, among which it is worth highlighting the abundance of mandarin and olive trees. The central beach with a gentle entrance to the turquoise sea bay is covered with small pebbles. The coast is full of bays with bewitching natural landscapes. On the landscaped seaside boulevard with palm alleys there are playgrounds and attractions.

Of interest is the Old Bar, where its appearance reflects a rich historical heritage. Adults and young tourists will be curious to take walks through the labyrinths of narrow cobblestone streets that lie under the canopy of a powerful fortress wall.

Tivat

Welcomes its guests a cozy and modern town of Tivat, located on the shore of the Bay of Kotor. The picturesque region surprises with its natural beauty. Majestic mountains, emerald forests, sky-blue lagoons and cozy coasts, indented by bays, create an unforgettable vivid picture of the village. Tivat is a worthy place to stay with children. This is favored by a developed hotel base, proximity to the international airport, several well-maintained beaches and a measured atmosphere.

The number of catering establishments satisfies the wishes of even the most insatiable travelers. There are no many ancient and culturally significant sights. The resort area can offer first-class leisure activities surrounded by pristine nature. Active life boils year-round in the harbor, where luxury yachts are moored. The city park is famous for exotic plants and shady alleys.

Subscribe to our channel in Telegram, where we daily post the most last-minute tours and flights. Tourists are advised to go to the Beach Horizonte. This is an amazing coastal sandy strip surrounded by olive and pine forests. Spreading trees form a saving shadow, protecting people from the tiring sun of heat. The bottom is shallow and shallow, which is perfect for safe bathing for children. The beach is equipped with sun loungers, changing rooms and toilets. For fans of outdoor activities there are playgrounds and all kinds of water attractions.

Podgorica

The capital Podgorica is the administrative, economic and cultural center of Montenegro. The city is hardly a popular resort destination. The lack of access to the Adriatic Sea more than compensates for the abundance of interesting museums, park complexes and historical attractions. Here ancient temples, mosques, medieval ruins, modern buildings and shopping and entertainment complexes harmoniously coexist.

All this architectural splendor is located on the banks of the Moraca River. A variety of hotels, bars and restaurants provide a high level of service and services. Podgorica offers tourists ample opportunities for spending fascinating leisure time. A pleasant impression will be made by a walk along the pedestrian street of Hercegovachka, where you can feel the old spirit of the city.

The royal park with spreading centuries-old trees, green lawns, playgrounds and fountains is popular. It will allow expanding the family cultural horizons by visiting an art gallery, archaeological center, natural history museum and national theater.

Herceg Novi

One of the pearls of the Bay of Kotor, the town of Herceg Novi, is striking in its original beauty. It is cascaded on a hill at the foot of the hill of Orjen. The amazing resort on the Adriatic coast is deservedly called the botanical garden of Montenegro. An incredible number of tropical plants have been planted on its territory, thanks to which the air is saturated with fragrant and healing aromas.

Relict trees, palms, mimosas, magnolias, eucalyptus, cacti, oleanders, cypresses and many other representatives of exotic flora grow here. The appearance of the city combines Byzantine, Romanesque and oriental architecture. Narrow cobbled streets of Herceg Novi are literally dotted with numerous stairs, which is likely to cause many difficulties with regular ascents and descents.

With children, moving from the coastline to the apartments will not be very convenient. A variety of hotels fully meets the requirements of tourists. Housing can be found for every taste and budget. In all its splendor, an old architectural ensemble appears. In Herceg Novi, medieval impregnable forts, towers, bastions, Orthodox churches, monasteries and stone buildings have been preserved.

Along the coastline are small areas covered with pebbles or concrete slabs. The main points of entertainment focused on the promenade: bars, restaurants, shops and tour desks. The program can include walking along shady alleys and mountain trails, or spend an exciting scuba dive to sunken ships and underwater caves.

Budva

One of the most popular tourist destinations in Montenegro is the resort of Budva. It will satisfy the needs of lovers of a relaxing beach holiday and active pastime. Also, admirers of architectural monuments and modern comfortable leisure will not be disappointed. The city is framed by mountains and immersed in the greenery of southern plants. At the disposal of tourists a huge selection of hotels: from budget to grandiose hotel complexes.

Family tourists with children are advised to choose apartments away from noisy discos and nightclubs. Budva is famous for its magnificent golden and pebble beaches. The coastal strip is equipped with playgrounds and playgrounds, sun loungers and changing rooms, toilets and showers. In addition to swimming in the turquoise sea bay, you can ride on a banana or a scooter. All kinds of entertainments for every taste and age were concentrated on the landscaped embankment.

Here you can find children’s play areas with trampolines, swings and slides. It will be interesting to visit the amusement park, equipped with dizzying and exciting attractions. For adults, there are various bars and restaurants. Inquisitive guests of Budva will find an entertaining walk through the ancient city with narrow cobbled streets. Venetian architecture buildings and small houses under tiled roofs are surrounded by a monumental fortress wall.

Ulcinj

In the south of the Adriatic coast is the sunniest resort of Montenegro – Ulcinj. This ancient settlement throughout its thousand-year history was under the rule of different peoples. In the architectural appearance, a mixture of distinctive oriental and colorful western style is traced. On the high green hills are scattered old stone buildings that are adjacent to low-rise cozy hotels.

Guests of Ulcinj can stay in budget hotels or rent a luxurious villa. Well-groomed narrow streets, steeply climbing the mountainous terrain, are surrounded by olive and pine groves. Numerous restaurants and cafes offer delectable local cuisine. Ulcinj is famous for its long coastal strip. The wide sandy beaches washed by the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic Sea are equipped with resort attributes.

Water sports such as yachting, fishing, surfing and diving are waiting for active leisure enthusiasts. There are catamarans and jet skis. For children, playgrounds are organized. This resort area is ideal for lovers of a contemplative and relaxing holiday. A pleasant experience leaves a family walk in the quarter of the Old Town, where you can see the mighty citadel and medieval monuments of architecture.

Kotor

n the depths of the Bay of Kotor, between the calm emerald bay and the Lovcen mountain range, there is magnificent Kotor. The hospitable village attracts tourists with excellent conditions for a family vacation. Its historical center is an open-air museum. Architectural sights listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Labyrinths of cobbled quarters with stone houses, ancient churches and artisan shops provide travelers with the opportunity to experience the Middle Ages.

Behind the fortress wall many architectural masterpieces from the times of Venetian rule have been preserved, which causes genuine interest among people of all ages. Cozy hotels, modern villas and authentic Kotor hotels offer guests comfortable apartments. Small pebble beaches with a gentle entry into the water are available. There are no strong waves and cold currents.

Family tourists are advised to go to the Lovcen National Forest Reserve, where adults and children will receive a lot of positive emotions. A sports and entertainment area with a rope park is organized here. Visitors can test their physical strength in the passage of trails running at different heights between centuries-old trees.

Becici

The small resort village of Becici is focused exclusively on lovers of a calm and measured rest. Developed infrastructure, well-groomed small-pebble beaches and the azure sea – all this creates excellent conditions for a memorable vacation with children. Despite the lack of cultural historical attractions, the town attracts tourists with its picturesque nature. The two-kilometer coastal strip is surrounded by green hills and mountain ranges.

Drimsim is the first universal sim card for travelers. Internet abroad starts at $ 1 per megabyte, and calls start at $ 3 per minute. Works in 197 countries! The streets are shrouded in emerald greenery of Mediterranean vegetation. The measured and serene atmosphere dominates here. The noise of the surf and the cries of the gulls will hardly break the pristine silence. In Becici, you should not worry about accommodation, food and leisure. On the first line along the coast built modern hotels, as well as a variety of shops, cafes and restaurants.

The main center of attraction is the beach strip, covered with both golden sand and small pebbles. The entrance to the sea is gentle. Depth is increasing gradually. The safe swimming area is surrounded by buoys. Available water activities: riding a banana, catamarans and scooters. On the landscaped promenade, you can find a variety of attractions and playgrounds.

Perast

The miniature settlement Perast is rightfully one of the exquisite cities of the Bay of Kotor. It occupies a narrow strip, sandwiched between the mountains and amazingly clear sea water. This settlement consists of a picturesque promenade, from where narrow, quiet streets with centuries-old buildings and structures climb up. Stone houses, Catholic churches, defensive towers and palaces with originally decorated facades in the style of the Venetian Baroque testify to the glorious past of Perast.

Tourists will have the opportunity to enjoy the atmosphere of antiquity, surrounded by fascinating mountain and sea landscapes. Superbly established infrastructure guarantees travelers of any age category a memorable stay at a high level. Here you can stay with the whole family in comfortable hotels or luxury villas that can satisfy even the most demanding needs.

Among the cultural and entertainment programs, it is worth highlighting the inspection of the original architectural ensemble of Perast. The coastline is a few concrete sites equipped with a comfortable descent into the bay. Resort facilities include changing rooms, showers, sun loungers and sun umbrellas. The city has more than a dozen restaurants with outdoor terraces. Appetizing Mediterranean cuisine awaits visitors.

Petrovac

In an amazing bay, surrounded by mountain ranges, olive groves and pine forests, is located one of the most popular resorts of the Budva Riviera – Petrovac. This quiet place attracts tourists who want to spend a family vacation in the lap of pristine nature. Depending on financial possibilities, you can stay in Petrovac both in a comfortable hotel complex and in a luxurious villa.

The main urban small-pebble beach, resembling a crescent shape, stretches for two kilometers. It is equipped with all the necessary resort attributes: sunbeds, umbrellas, changing rooms, toilets and showers. All sorts of water rides are available for spa guests, as well as playing and sports grounds. Pleasant experiences are guaranteed by exciting boat trips on boats and yachts along the Montenegrin coast.

On the coastline is a well-groomed area with restaurants, bars, shops and walking alleys. Admirers of ancient architecture will have a lot of fun exploring ancient buildings and churches. The main attraction of the resort is the Venetian fortress.

Sutomore

The resort village of Sutomore gained wide popularity due to its amazing sandy and pebble beaches washed by the turquoise and clear waters of the Adriatic Sea. The picturesque bays, steep cliffs and azure lagoons form a fascinating natural picture. Cypress groves and dense pine forests protect the coast from cold winds blowing from the mainland. A leisurely walk and contemplation of the surrounding landscapes will bring a lot of pleasant impressions.

In Sutomore, tourists prefer a measured beach holiday, which can be diversified by excursions, sports activities, sightseeing and gastronomic pleasures. Local hotels and guest houses offer guests worthy comfortable apartments.

A wide range of traditional beach attractions awaits tourists: catamarans, boats and jet skis, diving and fishing, parachuting and sea trips. There are many bars, restaurants and shops within easy reach of the beaches. In the city and its environs, many historical structures preserved in the Middle Ages have survived. It will be interesting to see houses made of hewn stone, the remains of a fortress and several old churches.

St. Stephen’s Island

A popular tourist destination of the Budva Riviera is the wonderful island of St. Stephen. It is a unique fashionable resort, built up with original stone houses with bright tiled roofs. Wealthy people and world celebrities come here. Ancient medieval buildings retained their original external charm. Behind the walls of architectural monuments are first-class apartments of prestigious luxury hotels.

Covered cozy streets with shady alleys are planted with greenery of the Mediterranean flora. Most of the building facades are entwined with photogenic ivy. A truly royal service awaits guests of St. Stephen. The resort has sports grounds, bars, restaurants, an art gallery, a bank, a beauty salon. The resort island was created for those guests who wish to enjoy a secluded vacation away from noisy entertainment.

Lost among the rocks and waters of the crystal clear sea bay, the island is connected to the mainland by a narrow artificial isthmus. On both sides of the man-made spit leading to the hotels, there are beautiful sandy beaches. The shores are equipped with sunbeds and umbrellas. The entrance to the sea is gentle and safe for bathing children.

Rafailovici

The resort village of Rafailovichi amazes tourists with the beauty of local nature. The picturesque bay is surrounded by majestic mountains. The winding streets with paved pavements are buried in the green thickets of lush Mediterranean vegetation. The proximity to the coast of the entire infrastructure is a distinctive feature of Rafailovici.

Hotels, guest houses, restaurants are located on the very shore of the Adriatic Sea. The dense buildings of low buildings with open terraces and blooming gardens give the settlement a special charm. It has a relaxed atmosphere.

The amazing coastline is covered with golden soft velvet sand and small pebbles. The entrance to the crystal clear turquoise sea bay is gentle and safe for children to swim. There is a small water park on the beach, and there are also playgrounds for children. A traditional set of water activities will deliver a charge of positive emotions.

Dobra Voda

The southern part of the coast of the Barska Riviera is occupied by a very small cozy town of Dobra Voda. It is located on a grandiose rocky green slopes descending to the emerald sea bay. This is one of the most environmentally friendly corners of Montenegro. The healing air is saturated with a high content of essential oils of local centuries-old mighty oaks, delicate olive trees and other Mediterranean plants.

The village consists of a seaside boulevard and a private sector. Here you will not find noisy entertainment and busy shopping centers. A sufficient number of private guest houses, hotels, shops and restaurants are available to tourists. Good Water attracts those who seek a secluded pastime away from the bustle of the resort.

Romantic sunrises and sunsets, amazing seascapes and bewitching mountains will not leave anyone indifferent. The main property of Dobra Voda is a sandy and pebble beach, the length of which is 600 meters. The entrance to the sea is gentle. The shore is equipped with sunbeds, umbrellas and changing rooms. In the summer season, water rides operate here.

Radovici

The village of Radovici occupies a small part of the territory of the Lustica peninsula. This Montenegrin settlement has earned the fame of a peaceful, serene place where family tourists are advised to go on vacation. Instead of prestigious hotels and luxury villas, low private stone buildings have been built here, converted into mini-hotels with comfortable apartments. There are several grocery stores and a supermarket in the village.

Radovici provides its guests the opportunity to enjoy a stay on one of the most famous and popular beaches of Montenegro – Float Horizonti. The coastal sand strip has been awarded the honorary Blue Flag award. The picturesque bay is framed by a pine forest and olive grove. Sea air in combination with the captivating aroma of pine needles forms a healing fragrant cocktail.

Vacationers with children will especially appreciate the gentle slope into the crystal clear turquoise sea bay and a fairly long shallow water. The beach area is equipped with sun loungers, sun umbrellas, showers and toilets. Lovers of active leisure expect sports fields and water rides. Under the sprawling tree crowns, a children’s play area is organized. In walking distance from the beach there is a cafe and restaurant where you can fully refresh yourself.

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Interview: How Ultra Luxury Hotel Brands Like One&Only Try to Remain Relevant and Authentic

The remodeled One&Only Ocean Club in the Bahamas. Sargent Photography / Kerzner International

Skift Take: As strong as the luxury travel market has been for the past few years, can that success continue? One&Only's COO Philippe Zuber thinks it can, as long as brands don't forget about the essentials of service.

— Deanna Ting

One&Only Resorts, which is owned by Dubai-based Kerzner International, is growing quite a bit in 2017. The brand, which got its start 15 years ago, has built an acclaimed reputation for itself as a luxury brand favored by celebrities and affluent travelers, and in that time, its portfolio has grown to eight.

This year, it’s adding two new resorts — One & Only Seef in Bahrain, and One&Only Sanya in Hainan, China — as well as reopening two others — One&Only Le Saint Géran in Mauritius and One&Only Ocean Club in The Bahamas, which just reopened last month. And over the next few years, it’s also planning to open properties in Montenegro and two others in Mexico, with additional resorts in the works.

Overseeing the expansion of the One&Only brand is Philippe Zuber, One&Only’s president and chief operating officer, who joined the company in December 2015.

Skift had an opportunity to meet with Zuber in early February to discuss One&Only’s growth plans, as well as the continuous challenges and opportunities of operating as a luxury hotel brand today.

Note: This interview has been edited for length and clarity.

Skift: Are there specific regions or destinations that you’re focused on growing in particular going forward?

Philippe Zuber: We’re very opportunistic, you know? We believe our choice will always be made with the location. We just want to make sure that each site, each location we’re going, has something different to offer. But that being said, we have selected a few number of countries which we believe our clientele is desired to travel to. We would like, as well, to develop as a company, areas where we have different hotels in order to work as a cluster.

For example, we have another hotel in Mexico, the Mandarina [which broke ground in 2016]. We have One&Only Palmilla, which is an acclaimed resort and having received so much awards, and specifically from this market. They are two different offerings. Palmilla is a very mature destination, offering standing beachfront locations, and you have the mountain, you have the desert, you have the food and beverage. You have a 27-hole golf course. Mandarina, which is coming to 2018 in the middle of the jungle, is an absolutely a breathtaking setting. It’s Rick Joy designed. That’s our wish, and then in the future we’ll try to have those kinds of developments to make sure that we can have one or two within a destination, or not too far away from each other.

The fact that we have a resort in Sanya [in China] opening this year will definitely set the tone and will create, for sure, demand. We believe in this market, but we believe that we have opportunity all around the world.

Again, we believe in the U.S. as well. This is a market which we can grow easily. We believe in the Caribbean as a destination, by the fact that we have succeeded so well with One&Only Ocean Club. We believe in this market strongly.

Skift: One&Only has always been known for its resorts. As you grow the brand, will you continue to always have the resort model? Or will that model be shifting more toward an urban market?

Zuber: Resort is our DNA, you know? It’s where the markets have recognized our expertise, and our capability to really sustain and to develop and to mature those resorts. We’ll definitely continue to be very, very active on this front.

That being said, we realize as well that some of the destinations that we do have already, for example One&Only Cape Town, it’s already a city resort. It’s really in the middle of the city, and it has an amazing location.

One of our hotels in Dubai, the One&Only Royal Mirage, is also close to a city that is attracting a clientele which is coming purely for vacation, or clientele which is coming, as well, for business purposes.

I think the future will give us opportunities, whether it’s cities or beach resorts, which I think we’re so good at.

One area which we’re interested in as well, and it’s a natural evolution of our current beach resort, is to develop One&Only branded residences. This is already happening in Mandarina [which is opening in the Riviera Nayarit part of Mexico]. It’s already happening as well in Montenegro and Mauritius.

We believe that our guests who have been coming up, year on year, to our hotel, love it so much, and [because they are] totally addicted, they have such a trust and confidence in the level of services being provided by One&Only that they say, “Why shouldn’t I have my home here? But I still want the service of One&Only.” That’s why we merge in those two services, and we’re entering into this private homes segment.

Skift: There’s been a lot of interest lately in vacation rentals, especially in the luxury space. AccorHotels has mentioned that they’re thinking of buying Travel Keys, and they already own onefinestay, for example. Is this something that One&Only would ever consider? Making available more residential accommodations for short-term use or as a timeshare?

Zuber: The fact that we’re entering into this private residence, private homes model, it will definitely have opportunity for our investors, and our guests, to put back their villa into a rent-and-pool business model. That will be developed through similar processes. We believe that, on that end, we want to control the reservation process, that we would guarantee anything related to that.

But in this particular segment, what we, as a brand [that’s] changing quite a lot, is we have our classical hotels. Within our hotel we’re developing private villas.

If you think of what we have done in Palmilla with Villa Cortez [a four-bedroom villa at the One&Only Palmilla), it’s just talking to a different market than the market which is coming into our hotel. This community of individuals who can afford to go on those ultra-luxury villas with all of the service which is attached to it, it’s already providing whatever those companies are trying to attract for, like onefinestay and whatsoever.

We’re already very, very much active into this area. And at each of our resorts where we have distinguished villas, they’re just developing as an independent project within our classical hotel inventory. It requires a different reservation approach. It requires different concierge services. It requires a butler who has to really understand to whom they’re engaging, and that they have to do the service for.

For us, it’s already a purely integrated system within our business model. We understand that some other companies are looking at [that], as an [addition], but we have that already. So for us, it’s just purely the work to continuously make sure that those villas within our different resorts, remain different and unique so that the guests will be continuously attracted to them.

Skift: Luxury has gone through a lot of dramatic shifts over the past few years. But how do you define ultra-luxury today, given everything that’s going on, or these dramatic shifts in consumer preferences or demographics or tastes. How does One&Only define “ultra-luxury,” or how do you maintain that level of luxury?

Zuber: I mean, that’s a very vast question. First of all, and what’s differentiating One&Only, I think, is the quality of the services. It’s the engagement of our team, and specifically the butler experiences. And the fact that as a company, we never have, in any cases, compromised on the dedication to our services. We’re [always] investing into our workforces, and we make sure that there is a tremendous consistency within this area. And that’s definitely into this ultra-luxury sphere, to get the most of the stability within this area. That’s giving you the guarantee that you will never have any customer who might be disappointed.

It’s the reputation of the business. It’s definitely ultra-luxury, it’s recommendations. You go there because someone told you that it was fantastic, and it’s really great. So as soon as you’re not able to deliver the promises, you just break the waves. And on that end, over the last 15 years that One&Only has been in this market, it has been tremendously so stable within that front. That I think is as well, despite the cycle, despite the fact that you have had some positive years, and some negative years. We have been consistently focused and stable.

We also consistently reinvest in the properties. Meaning, our products are absolutely in top condition, and you know, whenever you run a resort, you are sometimes in areas which could be quite demanding in terms of weather conditions and whatsoever. We pay a lot of attention to always keeping the resort on the top of the conditions.

One&Only, amongst some other companies, is one of those companies which has, potentially, the highest level of returning guests. So this is unique as well to a certain extent, that the clientele feels so good about the hotel that, year on year, they’re booking, and they’re coming back and they’re asking for having the same butler. Because they have these recognitions, that this becomes home for them.

Everything is about recognition of the services. It’s something which makes the guest feel extremely comfortable. At the end of the day, we are a resort, and they are on vacation.

We place so much emphasis on creating activities, soft experiences, life, music. We’re a place where we want to have energy, life, you know? Where we make sure that we can create space for adults, space for children, space for them to reconnect, space for them to be together.

And One&Only was one of the first company really understanding family resorts. The fact that you can really entertain the whole entire family, but as well respecting the time when you just want to lie by the beach, be extremely quiet, and have the children away.

  Skift: You mentioned authenticity, and something we’ve seen for years is hotels attempt to offer more authentic, local experiences. Is that hard to incorporate with your resorts since they’re often kind of secluded and purposely resort-like?

Zuber: In any resort we do, we start with a white page. The authenticity, the respect of the environment, and the place that we are in, it’s element No. 1. And after the architect it’s really based on the whole space element. So the authenticity comes from day one. And then after it’s very easy to build in. Because after you can add the food and beverage, you can add some other type of activities. But first it comes with respecting the site, and the understanding, and the architect will have, within his mission, to really make sure that it’s on the bones of the building.

Skift: Why do you think wellness has become such a big part of luxury today and how are you going to capitalize more on that going forward?

Zuber: It’s not an option anymore, exactly. Again, the clientele that we’re talking to, they’re already so much advanced into this space. They know what they want, they know what they like.

For example, our hotel in Reethi Rah in the Maldives, has won the best [overseas] spa in the world from Conde Nast [Traveller]. Again, it doesn’t come as a surprise, because it’s exactly what the guests want. They don’t just want to have a spa which is just a series of massage rooms and whatsoever; it’s all the activity that we are proposing too. It’s much more than the classical massage. It’s reintegrating the sport and whatsoever.

We are in partnership with Henri Chenot for the Montenegro property in 2018. He has a very successful medi-clinic based in Italy. The way that he’s transforming wellness is quite interesting. It’s a mix between a medical nutritional approach as well as all of the benefits of the spa and the massage.

But we don’t want all of our resorts to have the exact same offerings. We want to make sure that we’re differentiating our locations by having some specialties, local treatment which really make it that the guests will be embark to something that he doesn’t know. And that’s what they like in our wellness center.

Skift: When we speak to a lot of luxury hotel companies, they always say, “We don’t need a loyalty program. We recognize our guests, we know about our guests, we know what they like. We know their preferences.” So what are your thoughts on loyalty, especially at a time when there’s so much consolidation taking place in the hotel industry?

Zuber: Our clientele is not interested in points and getting any redemption of anything. We believe the level of response that we do have, with the number of returning guests, that the loyalty is the recognition. The loyalty is the fact that we can guarantee that, year on year, they will come back, and they will be always recognized as individuals. This is what the company is really good and capable to provide.

We do not believe in a loyalty program. We do not believe it will enter into this particular sphere. We believe that we’ll continue to do what we do extremely well. Over the last 15 to 16 years, One&Only has been a tremendous success without any loyalty program.

We believe that if a guest is coming back, he might not look for an upgrade, some point and whatsoever. But spending an amazing time, having a popup event creating only for himself and his family, having a memory, planting a tree that every year he can go there and then he can have a storytelling with his family and looking after that. Having a class of champagne with the general manager and the team, that’s just more important than any of the loyalty programs.

That’s why our GM and our team, and the people on the ground, they understand that extremely well. They’re just consistently reinvesting in the relationship with the guest.

Skift: What’s One&Only’s approach to the demand for more technology and more efficiency and mobile capabilities and things like that? How are you going to respond to that but still maintain a high-touch experience?

Zuber: In anything related to booking engines, Internet, reservations, pre-reservations, post-stay, we need to believe in the benefit of the technology. And we invest lots of money, lots of energy into that. And we believe that what the technology is giving to us, it’s absolutely fantastic, you know? So we’re absolutely a fan of that, and we believe that mobility, making sure that the guests can book directly, getting any type of information of their stay and all information about the resort and whatsoever, we’re absolutely pushing extremely hard. And we’re making sure that we’re on top of it, you know? Technology as well and the fact that we are publishing with the best photographers for doing the pictures in our resort, and really displaying to Instagram, Facebook, and all of those social media.

On that front, we believe we are premier, we are a leader, and we are pushing extremely hard. When it comes to the technology at the hotel, as a luxury company and talking to an ultra-luxury audience, we believe the Internet on the resort needs to be really good, and making sure that we can give to our customers the mobility and the access to the world and to their life.

Then afterwards from the technology within the rooms, we are not too crazy about electronic curtains and whatsoever. We still are a resort, we want to make this continuous approach, you open your curtain, you see the scenery, you see the waves. You see, you can go to your terrace.

We just want to make life easy for our customer. We want them, as well, to reconnect with the basics, to reconnect with their families. On that side, of course, everything is absolutely spotless and absolutely functions in all way. But we’ll never be the type of the company pushing room automations. We’ll not push to have iPads in the room and all those kind of things. We don’t believe in that. We believe in the service. We believe on the human communication. We believe that if you want to have a coffee, you just ask your butler and he will just do cappuccino and serve at the taste you like, and making sure you enjoyed it. This is our approach to services, so we’re very much focusing on the human to human approach, that’s very important to us.

Skift: Would you ever get to the point where you could text your butler to ask for anything.

Zuber: No, no, the text and the WhatsApp and the messaging — it’s something which works extremely well. It’s what the guest wants, we just do for the guest. He’s by the pool, he wants something special, he just texts it, we are into that you know. Again, it’s the guest who chooses to make it happen.

Skift: Does the current political or geopolitical or economic situation here in the U.S. and globally, do you think that’s going to have an impact on your business going forward into this year and beyond? Or is it a concern at all in any way?

Zuber: We don’t believe it will have an impact. We still believe that the year is strong, and that the appetite for travel is absolutely incredible. I don’t think, anyhow, it’s a risk for us.

I think we’re very confident. We’re very confident. We’re even more than confident that, you know we’re based in Dubai and we see how much so many communities are living together, working together, performing together. I think it’s a chance, and seeing that it works and being in a city which is so powerful, that you can benefit. That’s our culture, that’s our richness you know, that we’re working with 67 different nationalities within our company. It’s just an interesting approach. I think what’s happening in the world tell us that our business model is standing. It’s amazing.

Skift: Looking ahead, are there any sort of big challenges or opportunities that you see for expanding or maybe branching off into new types of alternative spaces or things like that? Other businesses or other opportunities that you’re looking at? Maybe acquisitions or expanding more into certain sectors?

Zuber: I think with the current market and the current situation that is going on, we’re very much excited with our current growth. The fact that we are moving into these private homes, this residential piece is, for us, an area which we believe there is tremendous opportunity. We’re definitely observing anything which is happening into the wellness area. You know, we could tell that if tomorrow there is some opportunity, into this area knowing that our clientele and ourselves as a brand with so much into it, that if we have to partner tomorrow with somebody which is in the best of the industry.

We’re a very agile company, we’re very entrepreneurial. Nothing stops us and, as I said, today we are here [in New York], we have lots of appointments, lots of meetings. The idea for us is that it’s such fast-growing area environment and we such have a solid base that anything we add on the top is a benefit for our customers. So we’re exploring, we’re constantly exploring, and then tomorrow is just as exciting.

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Living like a Local

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Montenegro is becoming more and more popular with holiday makers staying in vacation homes. Many families now go on holiday to Montenegro and stay in apartments and self-catering vacation apartments. If you are looking for Montenegro vacation apartments which are located a prime location just three minutes' walk from the beach (seafront) and offers a panoramic amazing sea view contact to utjeharent.com. 

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Immerse yourself in the beauty of Montenegro with our Montenegro Apartment For Rent. Enjoy modern amenities and prime locations for an unforgettable holiday experience.

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Apartment with sea view in Petrovac has area of 45sqm. Also, this apartment has roof terrace of 45sqm. From the terrace opens magnificent town and sea views. It’s perfect place to enjoy in your breakfasts, dinner or coffee. Also it can be equipped with sunbeds. This lovely property is South oriented. Distance to the sea is 450 meters. Apartment with sea view in Petrovac – structure: Living room with kitchen and dining area, access to the terrace, one bedroom, corridor and bathroom. Apartment is selling furnished and equipped. There is everything that someone can need for pleasant staying. Thanks to good location, apartment has great renting potential. Location Apartment is located in very urban zone. In a walking distance is all infrastructure like, shops, cafes, restaurants, bus stops etc. Petrovac is a beautiful small city on the Montenegro’s coast, in which even the Romans built villas. Walking through the promenade surrounded by century-old pine and palm trees, you can enjoy every step. Small and very charming town with an old fortress, beautiful beaches, nice people, great promenade, magnificent nature. This lovely property with sea view in Petrovac is great choice for all, living, vacations or renting. For more information please contact us. #MREproperty . . . #montenegrorealestate #montenegroproperty #investmentsmontenegro #luxuryrealestate #montenegro #montenegroluxury #follow #Realestate #Realty #Realtor #Realestateagent #Homeforsale #Newhome #Newhouse #Forsale #Property (at Petrovac, Montenegro) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch6w8OroUAp/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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House with swimming pool in Bar is brand new property built on two floors. It’s located in Bar, Zeleni Pojas district. The house is surrounded by cypresses and pines. Distance to the beach 400 meters or 7 minutes by foots. This modern house has area of 175sqm. The land plot area is 350 sqm. House with swimming pool in Bar – structure On the ground floor of the villa there is: a living room combined with a kitchen, a hall, a bathroom, a utility room (dressing room). From the windows of the hall and kitchen there is an exit to the open terrace. A marble staircase leads to the second floor where there are: 3 cozy bedrooms with terraces ( all with sea view) and a bathroom. There is a parquet board on the floors of the rooms. Air conditioners are installed. Both bathrooms are equipped. On the site there is a place for the construction of a summer kitchen, barbecue and garden planting site. Location Property is located in a place named Zeleni Pojas, Bar municipality. Distance from the house to the sea is approximately 400m, to the center of Bar about 1,5km. Zeleni Pojas is quiet and lovely district of city Bar, famous by his cypress trees. Distances to the airports Podgorica-approximately 47km, Tivat-57km. House is great option for living, renting or vacations. For more information please contact us. #MREproperty . . . #montenegrorealestate #montenegroproperty #investmentsmontenegro #luxuryrealestate #montenegro #montenegroluxury #follow #Realestate #Realty #Realtor #Realestateagent #Homeforsale #Newhome #Newhouse #Forsale #Property (at Bar, Montenegro) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch4UvgFoTSQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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