Keen backpackers on a budget are always looking for the ‘next big thing’, and in this case the next big thing may very well be little Montenegro. Serbia’s lesser-known neighbour offers a variety of beautiful mountain backdrops and seaside scenes. For the more adventurous holidaymaker, it also offers some of the most intense adrenaline thrills to be found anywhere in Europe. Montenegro (meaning literally ‘Black Mountain’) has a unique geography spanning both the azure blue of the Adriatic Sea and the dizzying heights of the Durmitor... Vazhdo

Ulcinj is a coastal town and municipality in Montenegro. The town of Ulcinj has a population of 10,828 (2003 census), and it is the centre of Ulcinj municipality. This southernmost municipality of Montenegro has a population of 20,290. The wider area of Ulcinj has been inhabited since the Bronze Age. Illyrian tombs (tumuli), found in the village of Zogaj, in the vicinity of Ulcinj, date back to the Bronze Age. The town is believed to be founded in the 5th century BC by Greek colonists from Colchis. The Colchian colonization is mentioned... Vazhdo