Map of Montenegro in Russian: resorts, attractions, beaches. All beaches of Montenegro Montenegro map of resorts in Russian

Detailed map of Montenegro in Russian. Map of roads, cities and regions on the map of Montenegro. Show Montenegro on the map.

Where is Montenegro located on the world map?

Montenegro is one of the tourist leaders in budget and eco-friendly recreation among Russians and Europeans, a country located in the southeast of Europe.

Where is Montenegro on the map of Europe?

The country occupies a small part of the Balkan Peninsula and is located on the Adriatic Sea between Croatia, Serbia, Kosovo, Albania and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Interactive map of Montenegro with cities

The territory of tourist Montenegro is very small, but very rich in objects that attract tourists. The Budva Riviera is considered the tourist center of the country. The region is rich in sandy beaches, impressive medieval architecture and a variety of entertainment (Budva, Becici, Petrovac, Sveti Stefan, Rafailovici, Przno, Milocer, Sutomore, Bar). The Hercegnovskaya Riviera is located in the north of the Adriatic, and Herceg Novi, famous for its excellent family holidays, is the largest resort in this area. The Ulcinj Riviera is known for good and inexpensive hotels, excellent climate and basalt beaches (Ulcinj and the island of Ada Bojana). Montenegro also has its own ski resorts: Kolasin and Zabljak.

Geographical position of Montenegro

The territory of the country can be conditionally divided into three geographical regions: the Adriatic coast, the mountain systems in the north-east of the country and the relatively flat basin of Lake Skadar and the valleys of the rivers flowing into it. Geographical coordinates of Montenegro: 42°30′ N and 19°18′ E

Territory of Montenegro

The area of ​​the state is 14,026 square kilometers, the country ranks 155th in the world in this indicator. Montenegro is very compact - in less than one day by car you can get from one end to the other. Despite the rather chamber size of the country, its geographical and climatic zones are quite diverse. There are many lakes and mountain rivers, natural national parks.

Popular resorts of Montenegro, map of Montenegro, interesting facts about Montenegro

They say that in order to get to know Montenegro, you need to go around it by car or at least go around the main resorts on foot. We fully support this idea - our map of Montenegro will help with this! Look around the main resorts, zoom in and out to see the roads - everything is possible with our map!

On a large map of the world, Montenegro looks quite tiny. When you need to lay a route from Becici to Budva, figure out how long the road from Tivat airport to Bar will take, an interactive map of Montenegro comes to the rescue.

Paper maps are not always convenient, especially if you are in transport or walking. Our online map of Montenegro will allow you to orient yourself on the spot, wherever you are. All you need is a laptop, smartphone or tablet.

Resorts of Montenegro

• Ulcinj

  The resort of Ulcinj is the southern point of Montenegro on the border with Albania. Known for the Royal Beach, quite long and very wide. The entrance to the sea is shallow, to get to the depth, you have to walk several tens of meters. As for the rest in Ulcinj itself, it can be described as calm and quiet. The tourist infrastructure is poorly developed, the predominant majority of vacationers are elderly Europeans and families with children.

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  Sveti Stefan

  Many tourists associate Montenegro with a place called Sveti Stefan or Sveti Stefan. This is a small island where even members of the royal families of Holland and Great Britain have a rest from time to time. However, for an ordinary tourist there is always a cozy place. Sveti Stefan bears the honorary title of a premium resort. The locals managed to preserve the medieval flavor, so all the local architecture is imbued with the spirit of antiquity. Not far from Sveti Stefan is an interesting Proskavica monastery.

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  Sutomore

  It is more suitable for independent travel, since the hotel base is small, and the lion's share of housing is represented by the private sector. Compared to the same Becici or Budva, Sutomore is not such a green resort. It is just starting to develop. The beaches are long, covered with sand and small pebbles. The first tourists start coming to Sutomore in May. But since the Adriatic Sea is quite cool, it is most comfortable to relax here from June to August.

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  Rafailovici

  A popular resort for a quiet, measured rest. It is located just between Becici and Budva - they can be reached on foot. The best beach is Kamenovo. You can easily get to it if you use the pedestrian tunnel. There is no cleaner and calmer place in all Rafailovici than this beach. You can get around Rafailovici in just 20 minutes. The atmosphere of home warmth and serenity is created by one- and two-story houses, narrow streets and small cafes. Noisy, big hotels are absent. If you want a bright and rich nightlife, Budva is very close.

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  Milocer

  Milocer has the status of one of the most beautiful resorts. The city is located in a dense pine forest, ideal for family holidays. Once in Milocer there was a residence of the king, and this already says a lot. Even today, the president of the country likes to relax here. There is a lot to see in the city. A walk in the park near the former residence of the king, a visit to the Durmitor mountain range will help diversify your beach holiday. You can find hundreds of plant species imported from Africa, the USA and Asia.

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  Petrovac

  Most tourists are residents of the CIS. It has a delightful waterfront area and reasonable property prices. Petrovac is chosen by those who appreciate comfort and beautiful nature, tranquility and coziness. You can advise this resort to couples with children and newlyweds, as well as to the elderly. There are two beaches in Petrovac. The depth starts quickly, so parents need to be extremely careful when swimming with children. There are few active entertainments and nightclubs, so young people in Petrovac will be bored.

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  Przno

  Pržno can be described as a cozy and very nice resort with ancient architecture. The nearest "neighbors" of Przno are the resorts of Milocer and Sveti Stefan. The village is famous for its magical olive groves and the azure sea. Near Przhno was the royal residence of the Karageorgievichs, a botanical garden was laid out.

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  Kotor

  Kotor is a very nice place in the Bay of Kotor. The city was built in the Middle Ages and has retained its ancient flavor. It attracts tourists with beautiful nature and an abundance of themed festivals that take place here almost every week. Arriving in Kotor, you will definitely want to visit the fortress built in the 13th century, the Cathedral of St. Tryphon and the Church of St. Luke. In the evening, the coast of the resort comes to life, there are many cozy restaurants and cafes with reasonable prices and delicious cuisine.

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  Budva

  Budva is the most famous resort of the republic, and this already says a lot. The main feature of the resort is a rich infrastructure. The old town is amazingly combined with newfangled villas and shopping centers. Of interest from a cultural point of view. You should definitely choose Budva for your vacation, because the city is located near the Tivat airport, and the prices for rent and meals are very reasonable. The swimming season lasts from June to September.

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  Bar

  Port city with incredibly clean sea. Suitable for tourists who are accustomed to rich infrastructure and noisy parties. It is definitely not worth waiting for peace and tranquility from the Bar. Despite this, the city is very green, fruit orchards and groves are found everywhere. Therefore, the air in Bar is always fresh and saturated with oxygen. Rest in Bar can be recommended to tourists who are not accustomed to sitting in one place, love walking and active pastime.

And countries. Most of these places have articles with up-to-date information.

Here are some useful features to help you better use the map:

1 The card will be more convenient to use if expand it to full screen.
To do this, there is a button in the upper right corner.

2 If drag the little man from the lower right corner to any point on the map, it can be viewed in 3D. In most resorts, you can even virtually “walk” like this.

3 By clicking on any marker, you can go to a separate article and find out detailed information about the attractions in this place.

4 If you switch the card to "Satellite", you can find houses and roads that are not yet marked on a regular map.

We are constantly updating the map, adding new places and removing those that are no longer relevant.

Where is Montenegro located?

Montenegro is located on the Balkan Peninsula. This is in Europe. It's the cleanest here. Near Italy, Croatia, Serbia, Albania and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The country is small. Its area is 13,812 km², which is 3 times less than the Moscow Region alone. It is possible to see everything, having traveled up and down Montenegro even in a week. Especially if you plan to travel on your own.

Montenegro is not part of the European Union, tourists do not need a visa. not here - used Euro Estimated euro exchange rate:
1 euro = 74 rubles
1 euro = 31 hryvnia
1 euro = 2.35 Belarusian rubles
1 euro = 1.17 dollars

All courses are approximate, but they help to quickly estimate prices.

Various online maps of Montenegro: our TOP-5

1 Google maps. One of the most convenient and familiar cards with rich functionality. Decent detail in Montenegro, all major roads are marked.

Of the minuses - it does not lay walking routes without an Internet connection.

2 Yandex maps. Similar to previous cards. Subjectively, the detail of these maps is worse than that of Google Maps, but it shows the main roads correctly. The service is blocked in Ukraine.

3 maps.me. Good cards that do not require an internet connection. Good detail, showing observation platforms and paths. Too actively advertise hotels, a little disturbing.

4 Wikimapia. In some areas, it is much more detailed than the previous options, but the interface seems to us not the most convenient.

5 Windy's interactive map lets you view water temperature, waves and wind speed in real time. It also shows a very detailed weather forecast.

Navigators in the car: online and offline

Most often in Montenegro we use the usual one with pre-downloaded offline maps. Leads are not always adequate, but there have never been any problems on the main tourist routes.

Even if you have mobile internet (local SIM card or ), we recommend that you keep the maps offline anyway - on some mountain roads the network speed is low. Here is the instruction:

Many travelers prefer . As a navigator, these maps also work fine, we have no particular complaints about them.

Note!

In mountainous regions, navigators do not always build the route correctly. For example, once he suggested that we go to Bosnia and Herzegovina on a terribly broken dirt road. At first it was even more or less, but worsened with each kilometer. I had to turn around.

If you see that the road is really bad and it is not marked with a thick line in the navigator, it is better to look for an alternative route.

Navigators for pedestrians

For hiking it is better to use. It has the same features as other maps, but marked hiking trails and lookouts with beautiful views.

An added plus is that these maps do not require an internet connection, even to create walking routes. You don't have to pay extra for .

Maps of the main cities and resorts of Montenegro

We found maps of the main ones in popular mapping services.

Hotels and apartments in Montenegro on the map

Almost all hotels and apartments in the country are rented through Booking.com. There is a lot of housing from owners or with just one intermediary (few people want to bother for the sake of renting a single apartment).

Montenegro is a state in Europe. In Montenegrin, its name sounds like Crna Gora.

In many languages ​​belonging to the Western European group, the name is an adaptation of the word that came from the Venetian language - Montenegro. Literally translated, it means "black mountain". Speakers of other languages ​​use the direct translation of this word to designate the country.

The state is located in the southeastern part of Europe. Its territory occupies the western part of the Balkan Peninsula. A detailed map of Montenegro gives an accurate idea of ​​the small size of the state. The most northern and southern points are separated from each other by less than 200 kilometers. The distance between the extreme western and eastern points is only 173 kilometers.

Montenegro on the world map: geography, nature and climate

Montenegro on the world map is a state washed by the waters of the Adriatic Sea in the southwestern part and bordering on land with the following countries:

• Croatia - the length of the border in the west is 14 km;
• Bosnia and Herzegovina - the length of the border line, located in the northwest, is 225 km;
• Serbia and the Republic of Kosovo - the length of the line of demarcation in the northeast is 203 km;
• Republic of Albania - the length of the border area in the southeast is 172 km.

The total length of the land borders is 614 km. And the coastline stretches for 300 km. In the southwestern part it is cut through by a vast bay Boka Kotorska with an area of ​​87 km2. At the same time, Montenegro owns 14 islands in the Adriatic. The total length of the beaches stretching along the southwest of the country is 73 km.

If you look at the map of Montenegro in Russian, it can be noted that the territory of this state is conditionally divided into three main parts. This is the coastline along the Adriatic Sea, the central area, where the plains are predominantly located, as well as mountainous areas along the eastern borders.

Hydrography

The longest water arteries of Montenegro are Tara river, Lim and Cheotina. Half of the rivers in the country belong to the Black Sea basin, the other half to the Adriatic.

A significant part of the rivers flows in mountainous areas, along their course canyons are formed. One of them, located along the Tara, is the deepest in Europe. Its height is 1.3 km.

The largest freshwater lake in the country is called Skadarsky. He also owns the leadership in terms of water surface area (369.7 km 2) on the Balkan Peninsula. Moreover, a third of the area belongs to the territory of the Republic of Albania. In addition, one of the features of the nature of Montenegro are the so-called "mountain eyes", or mountain lakes. They are formed by melting glaciers and have a beautiful blue-green color. There are 29 such "mountain eyes" in the country.

Relief

The highest point in the country is Mt. Bobotov Cook. It rises to 2522 m above sea level. The mountain belongs to the Durmitor massif in northwestern Montenegro. In total, there are 70 mountain peaks in the country, the height of which exceeds 2000 m above sea level.

A significant part of the area of ​​Montenegro is occupied by mixed and coniferous forests (41%), as well as pastures (about 40%).

Climate

The country is located in several geographical zones, so that different parts have their own climatic features:

• on the coast, the climate is Mediterranean, with hot (+23 0 - +25 0 C) and dry summers and cool (+3 0 - +7 0 C), but short winters;
• in mountain systems, the climate is severe mountainous, with moderately warm summer months (+19 0 - +25 0 C) and relatively cold winter months (+5 0 - -10 0 C), the duration of snow cover is about 5 months.

In Montenegro, an average of 500 - 1500 mm of precipitation falls annually. The number of sunny hours per year is up to 2700.

Map of Montenegro with cities. Administrative division of the country

There are 1240 settlements in Montenegro. A map of Montenegro with cities in Russian clearly demonstrates that only 40 of them are cities.

The capital of the state is the city of Podgorica. It is an administrative, political and economic center. The whole area is divided into 21 communities or municipality. Their names correspond to the names of the main cities.

The most populous cities in Montenegro are Podgorica, Niksic and Pljevlja.

• Podgorica. The population is 150 thousand people. It is located 30 km from the shores of the Adriatic Sea and occupies about 10% of the territory of the state in terms of area. Podgorica lies in the Skadar lake basin, at the confluence of the Moraca and Ribnica rivers.
• Niksic. The population is 58 thousand people. The second largest settlement in Montenegro, located in the central part, near Mount Trebiesa, in the Niksic Valley. It is the largest municipality.
• Pljevlja. The population is 19 thousand people. Located in the northern part of the state, it serves as the administrative center of the municipality. The city is built at an altitude of 770 m above sea level, near Mount Lyubishnia.