Porto Montenegro

Porto Montenegro occupies the former Yugoslav navy base on the northern edge of Tivat centre, redeveloped from 2009 into one of the largest superyacht marinas i…Porto Montenegro occupies the former Yugoslav navy base on the northern edge of Tivat centre, redeveloped from 2009 into one of the largest superyacht marinas in the Mediterranean. The marina handles berths up to two hundred and fifty metres across roughly four hundred and fifty slots, with a full-service yard, fuel pier and chandlery. The surrounding promenade runs an open mix of luxury fashion and watch retailers, fine-dining restaurants, hotel and residential blocks, plus the Naval Heritage Collection housed in a refurbished submarine-storage hall with two preserved Yugoslav submarines on display.

The marina runs year-round but peaks in summer when visiting yachts fill the larger berths. The hotel and apartment offer is the most expensive in town, with five-star residences and serviced apartments at one hundred and forty to four hundred and fifty euros a night. The fine-dining strip runs continental Mediterranean and Italian-Adriatic kitchens at thirty-five to ninety euros for a main; the more affordable cafe and pizzeria options sit on the inner promenade.