Location
Kumbor, at the entrance of Boka Bay
On the waterfront in Kumbor, Herceg Novi. Next to Porto Novi Marina and the One&Only Portonovi resort. Mountains behind, the bay in front.
Getting here
Travel times
On footPorto Novi Marina and One&Only Portonovi
20 minTivat Airport by boat, or 40 min by car with the Kamenari ferry. Flights mainly in season.
40 minDubrovnik Airport, by road. Flights all year.
2 hoursPodgorica Airport. Flights all year.
Travel times are estimates and depend on traffic, the weather, the ferry and the border crossing to Croatia.
Why Montenegro
On the road to the European Union
A NATO member since 2017, with the euro in daily use, and the first candidate country to meet the EU’s interim rule-of-law benchmarks.
EU entry targeted for 2028The Government of Montenegro aims to join the EU in 2028. All 33 negotiation chapters are open and the accession treaty is being drafted.
The euro since 2002The euro is the currency in daily use, adopted unilaterally. Montenegro is not a euro area member.
Visa-free to SchengenVisa-free travel to the Schengen area for Montenegrin citizens since 2009.
Open to foreign buyersForeign individuals and companies can buy property on the same terms as Montenegrin citizens. Exceptions cover agricultural land, forests and land near the border or on islands.
Sources: Government of Montenegro, 23.10.2026; Council of the EU, 12.10.2026; 16th accession conference, June 2024; NATO; Central Bank of Montenegro; EU visa regulation, December 2009; Law on Property Relations of Montenegro.
Visit Kumbor
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