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A trip to Rožaje - Halloween with a difference Fancy an unforgettable weekend in the mountains?Join us (Julia and Senad) on Friday and Saturday (October 31st - November 1st) on a unique trip to the beautiful Rožaje region - a perfect mix of relaxation, culture and nature experience! 🕖 Friday - start of the adventureWe meet at 7:00 am at the Cocco Pazzo in Bar and head north together.After a...

Rožaje, a picturesque town in north-eastern Montenegro, transforms into a true snow paradise in winter. Situated at around 1,000 meters above sea level, the region offers ideal conditions for winter sports enthusiasts and nature lovers. The surrounding mountains, including the imposing Mount Hajla at 2,403 meters, create an impressive backdrop for numerous outdoor activities.

The Rožaje region in northern Montenegro is becoming increasingly popular. With its fascinating nature and burgeoning tourist infrastructure, it offers numerous advantages that attract both investors and visitors. Here are 10 reasons why Rožaje is worth a look.

Montenegro, a small but diverse country on the Balkan Peninsula, is known for its breathtaking landscapes, including the Adriatic coast, medieval towns and pristine mountains. While Montenegro is often considered a summer destination, it also offers excellent opportunities for skiers and snowboarders in winter. The ski resorts around Žabljak, Kolašin and Rožaje in particular have become popular destinations in recent years. In this article, we take a detailed look at these three regions and what they have to offer winter sports enthusiasts - also in terms of real estate investments.

The climate in Montenegro - from skiing in the mountains to sunbathing on the beach - Montenegro has everything to offer in terms of climate. From mild and cool to super hot. We explain a little about Montenegro's climate. There is something for every taste.

Hi there, everyone, So, as I’d already mentioned and even started a poll about it, the time has come—at fairly short notice, as is typical for Montenegro— - The president of the Olive Association is coming to our camp to give a talk on olive trees, how to care for them, the harvest, the different varieties, pests and how to treat them, and everything else that goes along with it. The talk will be in English and starts around 5 p.m. We’ll start our event at 4 p.m. so you can arrive at your leisure.

A 360 degree aerial panorama of Brkanovići. This is located below Dapčevići and practically next to Dobra Voda.

And here is version 2 of the 360 degree aerial panorama of Lake Skadar. As I said - more will follow. Have fun watching.

Hi there, everyone, I have two more 360-degree aerial panoramas for you—today from Lake Skadar. There will be more from Lake Skadar in the future—it’s very large and stretches all the way to Albania. So here is variant 1 for you to look at:

Hi there, everyone! So many people have been asking us if—and when—the next get-together will be that we’ve decided to plan a new one on behalf of our club, “Domora.” Saturday, April 8, starting at 2 p.m. We’ll meet up again at Stela and drive up to Dapčevići. And since the get-together is being organized by our club, both Montenegrins and Germans will be there 😍