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Regent Porto Montenegro nestles on the palm-lined shores and lush mountainous backdrops of Boka Bay – a historical Austro-Hungarian naval base that is now a superyacht homeport and the heart of the best emerging cruising ground in the Mediterranean basin, with over one kilometer of westfacing waterfront. Points of Interest Visit the UNESCO world heritage towns of Kotor and Perast A trip to the folkloric islands of Our Lady of the Rocks and the Island of St George Trekking through the UNESCO-listed Durmitor National Park – Europe’s last virgin black pine forest Explore the country’s stunning 294-km coastline – secret coves, charming harbors, uninhabited islands An excursion to Lake Skadar – the largest freshwater lake in Southern Europe and home to the biggest bird reserve in Europe – as well as Montenegro’s other hidden lakes, glaciers, waterfalls, grottoes and ice caves. Getting There Porto Montenegro is within a three-hour flight from most European capitals. It is served by three international airports – Tivat (4,6km), Dubrovnik (47km) and Podgorica (90km) – all offering good connections with charter and scheduled airlines. The marina area also provides its own landing facilities for private aircrafts. Porto Montenegro is also easily accessible by sea; it … Continued