The “Black Mountain” between Croatia and Albania constitutes the smallest of the former Yugoslav republics and was the last one to gain independence. Due to its size, it only ranks as the 36th most visited country in Europe, but in the late 2000s became the second fastest growing tourism market in the world. The country’s rugged terrain makes the interior a very popular destination for nature lovers, while the Adriatic coastline is dotted with unspoilt beaches. Despite being not much bigger than Sydney, Montenegro boasts four UNESCO World Heritage Sites, several historic monasteries and the largest and deepest canyon in Europe. Allow yourself to be surprised with the hidden gems that are waiting to be discovered.

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