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Mountain Monténégro: the primary forest of Biogradska Gora, shepherd katuns between 1500 and 1900 metres, and access to the Prokletije at the Albanian border.
Eighty kilometers of Adriatic coastline where Venetian seaside resorts, Ottoman ports and the long sandy beach of Velika Plaža facing Albania alternate in succession.
Former royal capital at 670 metres and karstic massif peaking at 1749 metres, a historic and panoramic stage between the Bay of Kotor and Lake Skadar.
475 km² of wetlands at the gates of Podgorica, where curly pelicans, Vranac vineyards and 15th-century monasteries compose a little-known interior Montenegro.
Fifty peaks above 2,000 meters, eighteen glacial lakes and Europe's deepest canyon, five hours' drive from the Adriatic coast.
A 28-kilometre bay framed by limestone slopes that rise to 1700 metres, where Venetian Kotor, Perast with its twelve shipowner palaces, and two accessible islets line the shore.
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