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Porto Montenegro
Tivat’s yachting heart
Tivat’s former naval arsenal, reborn as a superyacht marina lined with cafés, boutiques and homes.
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About Porto Montenegro
Tivat’s old naval base has been reborn as Porto Montenegro, a marina of more than 500 berths that welcomes yachts of up to 250 metres. Along the waterfront, cafés, restaurants and boutiques open onto the promenade, while residential quarters such as Vero & Versa and the newer Boka Place rise behind. Step into the Naval Heritage Collection to see its submarines, then give a lazy afternoon to the Yacht Club pool. Save the promenade for the evening, as the lights come up across the moored yachts and the bay.
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- Berths for vast yachts
- Naval Heritage Collection
- Evening waterfront stroll
- Yacht Club pool
- Address
- Tivat, the Balkans
- Phone
- +382 32 661 061
- Website
- portomontenegro.com
- Our city guide
- On our Podgorica guide
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Porto Montenegro before you go.
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