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RightPorto Montenegro marina, nestled within the deep-water harbour of the Bay of Kotor.

‘ WITH ITS DEEP PORT AND ARRESTING NATURAL BEAUTY, MONTENEGRO IS FAST BECOMING THE MEDITERRANEAN’S MOST EXCLUSIVE PLAYGROUND.’ W MAGAZINE

SANCTUARY BY THE SEABY YACHTSMEN FOR YACHTSMEN, PORTO MONTENEGRO’S INVESTORS HAVE COMBINED THEIR EXPERTISE, COMMITMENT AND VISION TO CREATE A WORLD-CLASS HOMEPORT IN MONTENEGRO’S BAY OF KOTOR.

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Dubrovnik InternationalAirport (46km)

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Podgorica InternationalAirport (90km)

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A SAILING HOTSPOT Montenegro is one of Europe’s youngest countries, with a long and colourful history.

Originally settled by Illyrian tribes, the area became part of the Roman Empire in 168 BC. Since then, the French, Ottomans, Austro-Hungarians and Venetians have each left a distinctive cultural legacy.

For many centuries, the ‘Boka’ Bay, as it is known locally, was a bustling harbour servicing Venetian merchant ships on their way east to the Orient.

There’s written evidence of a port established here as far back as 1361, but it was towards the end of the 19th century that the Austro-Hungarian Admiral Maximilan Daublebsky von Sterneck set up a naval base in Tivat, launching a century of maritime activity in the process.

A SOUND INVESTMENT Independent since 2006, Montenegro is steadily developing closer ties with Europe and has secured candidate status for the European Union, as well as being an associate member of NATO.

According to a World Travel & Tourism Council and Oxford Economics report (2011), Montenegro is likely to be the fastest-growing travel and tourism economy in the world over the next decade.

NEARBY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTSYou can fly to most European cities in less than three hours, and the local airports have facilities for private and commercial aircraft. The traditional cruising waters of Italy and Greece are an easy day’s sail away.

TIVATAIRPORT

7km

DUBROVNIKAIRPORT

46km

PODGORICAAIRPORT

90km

MODERN MONTENEGRO IS A STABLE DEMOCRACY, WITH AN INVESTOR-FRIENDLY ECONOMY, EURO CURRENCY AND MAxIMUM 9% INCOME, COMPANY AND CAPITAL GAINS TAx.

‘ A MONACO OF THE BALKANS FOR SUPERYACHT OWNERS RACING TO BUY UP BERTHS.’ HARPER’S BAZAAR

ONE OF THE WORLD’S FASTEST GROWING YACHTING DESTINATIONS WITH SOME

OF THE MOST SPECTACULAR COASTLINE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.

NAUTICAL MILES FROM

ATHENS 410

BRINDISI 118

CORFU 180

DUBROVNIK 32

HVAR 116

MALTA 460

SIBENIK 164

SPLIT 140

VENICE 330

FLIGHT TIMES (IN HOURS)

ATHENS 1:00

FRANKFURT 1:40

LONDON 2:00

MILAN 1:00

MOSCOW 2:30

PARIS 1:45

ROME 0:45

VIENNA 1:10

ZURICH 1:10

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AboveOur Lady of the Rocks, 3.6nm from Porto Montenegro.

LeftUNESCO Protected Bay of kotor, often described as Europe’s southernmost fjord, this submerged river canyon is a rare geological marvel, 12km from Porto Montenegro.

MEDIEVAL TOWNSMontenegro is home to two UNESCO World Heritage Sites – the ancient walled city of Kotor, and Durmitor National Park – historical towns around every corner are reminders of the country’s grand past.

Once home to a Venetian fleet of 1,000 ships, Perast overlooks Our Lady of the Rocks, a small man-made islet with a beautiful 17th century church. The ancient town of Kotor is one of the best preserved in the region; its 4km long city walls are illuminated by night to create the striking outline of a lion’s head.

ENCHANTING SCENERYLovcen National Park soars majestically behind the Bay of Kotor, with countless hiking trails winding through its 6,400 hectares. Mount Lovcen climbs steadily to 1,749m, with an Austro-Hungarian mountain road leading visitors up to the impressive Mausoleum of Petar II Petrovic Njegoš, a symbol of Montenegrin national identity.

Whether dining at one of the many coastal cafés, cruising along the harbour, or walking the Kotor walls, magnificent views from around the Bay are never far away.

ENCLOSED WITHIN THE BUTTERFLY-SHAPED BAY OF KOTOR LIE SOME OF THE MEDITERRANEAN’S

DEEPEST WATERS, ENCHANTING TOWNS AND SPECTACULAR MOUNTAINS.

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A RETURN TO NATURELike the Venetians, locals hop by boat from one side of the Kotor Bay to another. Clusters of stone fisherman’s houses capped in terracotta dot the coast and weathered wooden boats line up along makeshift quays.

Each morning, organic markets with fresh locally caught fish, fresh fruit, vegetables, meats and cheeses fill the nearby piazzas.

TIME-HONOURED TRADITIONSAll along the coast family-run restaurants known as ‘konobe’ serve simply prepared Mediterranean-style food. Mountain village communities still produce full-flavoured oil from the area’s abundant žutica olives, while older generations proudly maintain the tradition of making rakija, a potent fruit brandy thoughtfully made by hand every autumn.

AboveA lazy afternoon boating in front of Our Lady of the Rocks, 3.6nm from Porto Montenegro.

LeftRelaxing in Porto Montenegro; walking through Kotor’s cobblestone streets; and the morning market, 10km from Porto Montenegro.

MEDITERRANEAN CULTURES HAVE LONG

ENJOYED THE SIMPLEST OF PLEASURES —

RESTFUL DAYS, FRESH SEAFOOD AND

BEAUTIFUL SUNSETS.

OVER 200 BERTHS available for yachts between 12 – 150m

A major expansion currently underway will see

CAPACITY DOUBLED BY SUMMER 2014

50 berths reserved for yachts

OVER 45 METERS

Onsite services and amenities include: tax and

DUTY-FREE FUEL for private and commercial vessels

Porto Montenegro was recently accorded a

FIVE GOLD ANCHOR AWARD

We have recieved a preliminary

BLUE FLAG CERTIFICATE

for sustainable environmental excellence

HOMEPORTMARINA

INTIMATE, UNPRETENTIOUS AND UNMISTAKABLY ELEGANT, PORTO MONTENEGRO’S

VILLAGE UNFOLDS AMIDST TREE-LINED PROMENADES, BUSTLING SHOPPING STREETS

AND QUIET SQUARES.

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‘ THE PERFECT HOME FROM HOME.’ GQ MAGAZINE

‘ FLUSH WITH NEWFOUND FREEDOM, TINY MONTENEGRO HAS MONACO-STYLE AMBITIONS.’ MONOCLE

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PORTO MONTENEGRO VILLAGE COMBINES

INTERNATIONAL FASHION WITH

WATERFRONT DINING, EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS

AND A FULL RANGE OF YACHT SERVICES.

FOOD & DRINK

Al Posto GiustoA wood-oven pizzeria serving the finest thin-crust base this side of Napoli.

AM/PMPorto Montenegro’s own concept store and café, selling local, organic and handmade souvenirs.

BiškotinAn artisan bakery with handcrafted interiors, serving fresh pastries, breads, and sweet treats.

OneAn international restaurant and bar with prime views of the marina and an extensive wine list.

The ClubhouseA crew bar for the young at heart. Known for its inventive cocktails and themed party nights.

AMENITIES

Polar Clean A professional laundry service with top-quality Primus machines.

City Bookstore Featuring a selection of international fiction, guidebooks, maps, CDs and magazines.

Vlado Hair Design The village’s very own resident hair stylist, for cutting, blow drying and colouring.

Pura VidaA full-service day spa with a range of body and beauty treatments for men and women.

ProhouseContemporary high-end décor and homeware — from floor lamps to kitchens and outdoor furniture.

FASHION

AnamarA stylish boutique stocking bohemian-chic clothing and accessories from around the world.

MungosFeaturing Emporio Armani, Love Moschino, Tru Trussardi, D&G, See by Chloé, and more.

Wolf & BadgerA unique UK-based lifestyle brand showcasing and retailing the finest in independent fashion and design.

Heidi KleinOwn-brand bikinis, sun hats and kaftans, as well as Ligne St Barths sun care and Havaianas flip-flops.

MooiHigh-end clothing from Prada, Bottega Veneta, Jil Sander, Marni, DSquared, Jimmy Choo and others.

Optika OkoMen’s and women’s sunglasses by the likes of Chanel, Tom Ford and Ray Ban.

SammsColourful designer clothes, shoes and accessories for winter and summer.

YACHT SERVICES

S-NauticaA regional dealer for Princess Yachts, Sea Ray, Boston Whaler, Sacs, Lagoon and Riviera.

Yacht MastersA bespoke brokerage agency specialising in the sale and charter of super-yachts.

Freedom Maritime A chandlery with supplies for yacht repair and maintenance.

Atalanta MarineA market leader that manages, sells and charters crewed yachts in Greece.

BWAHelp and support planning and implementing every aspect of a sea voyage.

‘ MONTENEGRO IS SET TO BECOME THE MEDITERRANEAN’S MOST GLITTERING PLAYGROUND.’ TATLER

‘ PORTO MONTENEGRO WILL DOUBTLESS CONTINUE TO ATTRACT SOME OF THE MED’S MOST HIGH-PROFILE BUYERS.’ FINANCIAL TIMES

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INDOOR / OUTDOOR LIVINGThe homes at Porto Montenegro were designed by ReardonSmith Architects, who have several prestigious Four Seasons hotel projects to their name. The architecture echoes the traditional Montenegrin style with stone façades and tiled roofs.

Internationally renowned designer Tino Zervudachi conceived the interiors of each residence to make the most of the warm, Mediterranean climate. Fully retractable glass doors open onto extensive terraces, while high ceilings and generous windows maximise the natural light. Outside, the bespoke landscaping, complete with elegant water features, was designed by Martin Lane Fox – previously Vice Chairman of Britain’s Royal Horticultural Society.

REGENT HOTEL & RESIDENCESPorto Montenegro is developing a luxury hotel and residences in partnership with Regent Hotels & Resorts.

Inspired by Venetian aesthetics and the deep nautical tradition of the Bay of Kotor, the Regent Porto Montenegro – designed by ReardonSmith Architects and Tino Zervudachi – will encompass some 80 units including hotel rooms, suites and multi-room residences ranging from studios to penthouses with rooftop terraces and private pools.

Facilities will include swimming pools, restaurants, cafés and library bar, as well as a signature Regent spa and fitness centre.

Above An apartment designed by Tino Zervudachi.

LeftA spacious terrace at Porto Montenegro, over-looking Jetty One.

EACH HOME HAS BEEN CAREFULLY DESIGNED TO TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF

THE MARINA’S FACILITIES WITH THE NATURAL LANDSCAPE PROVIDING A PERFECT

BACKDROP TO A NAUTICAL LIFESTYLE.

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RightCruising around the Bay of Kotor.

‘ THE PROUD, BEAUTIFUL BALKAN NATION IS POSITIONING ITSELF AS THE MEDITERRANEAN’S NEXT IT SPOT.’ DEPARTURES MAGAZINE

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ONSITE FEATURESPorto Montenegro has introduced a range of onsite cultural and leisure activities to add to an already unique marina experience.

Lido MarThis impressive, 64-metre infinity-edge pool, with its lounge bar dramatically positioned over the sea, was designed by Richard Hywel Evans and features a striking 3-metre tall Jaume Plensa sculpture entitled ‘8 Possibilities’.

Sports ClubOpen to residential owners, marina guests and locals, the club has a fully equipped fitness centre, squash court, tennis courts, bowling, billiards, yoga, and table tennis.

Yacht ClubThe Porto Montenegro Yacht Club is the hub of all sailing and yachting activities in the marina, organizing regattas, friendly competitions, dinner evenings, special events and lessons.

Naval Heritage CollectionReflecting the country’s rich naval history and maritime tradition, the collection houses over 300 artifacts, including fully restored, Soviet-era submarines.

Knightsbridge SchoolCreated in conjunction with Knightsbridge School of London, this international school supports the educational and development needs of Porto Montenegro’s growing expatriate community.

WILD BEAUTY Montenegro rewards those that find the time to explore its azure coastline and verdant interior.

Tara CanyonAdventure sports in the world’s second-deepest canyon.

Water SportsWhite-water rafting, scuba diving, sailing, kite surfing and more.

Skiing & SnowboardingTwo winter resorts with spas and après-ski.

Spas & WellbeingSeveral nearby day spas with extensive beauty and body treatments.

Hiking & Trail RunningEndless unexplored mountain paths on Vrmac Hill and Lovcen National Park.

International NightlifeVisiting DJs including David Guetta and Fatboy Slim.

Summer ConcertsFeaturing icons such as Madonna and Mick Jagger.

Cultural ToursExcursions to local olive mills, Austrian fortresses and ancient churches.

Parks & NatureFreshwater and glacial lakes, bird reserves and primeval forests.

Beaches & IsletsSecluded bays, deserted islets and beach bars.

Left The breathtaking Tara Canyon features a 152m high bridge popular with bungee jumpers, 192km from Porto Montenegro.

‘ THERE IS AN UNMISTAKABLY FRONTIER FEEL TO THE PLACE AND THE WHIFF OF INTRIGUE.’ VANITY FAIR

WHETHER ON OR OFF-SITE, IN SUMMER OR WINTER, ON LAND OR WATER, THE OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES ABOUND.

WITH AN AVERAGE 240 DAYS SUNSHINE EACH YEAR, LIFE REVOLVES AROUND

THE GREAT OUTDOORS, WITH ENDLESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR ExPLORING.

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Purobeach Porto MontenegroLocated at the northern end of the Village near the Naval Heritage Collection.

‘ SET TO REVIVE THE GLORY DAYS OF THE 1960S.’ CONDE NAST TRAVELLER

CONTACT

A development by: Adriatic Marinas d.o.o.

Obala bb 85320 Tivat

Montenegro

Tel +382 (0) 32 674 660 info@portomontenegro.com www.portomontenegro.com

IMPORTANT NOTEWhilst every care has been taken to ensure accuracy,

the contents of this literature do not form part of or constitute a representation or warranty, and should be treated as a guide only. For accurate details the interested party is advised to consult the selling agent and/or satisfy themselves by inspection. This brochure and the description therein does not form any part

of a contract, and while every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, this cannot be guaranteed.

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