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Étiquette : Mangkunegaran

Jungle et mystérieux temples de Solo

Voilà, c'est tout.

Plus rien à charger...

🥾 Profiter du bloom des couleurs automnales avec elle ! 🍂
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@vero_leduc
@parcregionaldumontham

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🥾 Profiter du bloom des couleurs automnales avec elle ! 🍂
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@vero_leduc
@parcregionaldumontham

2/2 🎥
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🙌 Quelques bribes d’un week-end plus que parfait aux @ecogitesinspire avec @vero_leduc …
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💙 Englobant toutes (ou presque) les choses que j’aime :
🫶 Découvrir un nouveau lieu aux valeurs communautaires & environnementales ;
🫶 Partir à l’aventure avec @vero_leduc pour notre séjour automnale annuel ;
🫶 Pratiquer du yoga, 2 fois par jour, sous une ruse d’automne avec vue sur la montagne ;
🫶 Relaxer dans le spa et saunas bien chauds ;
🫶 Partager des histoires significatives avec des gens bien allumés ;
🫶 Lire un nouveau bouquin (« Ordures » de @simlevidangeur ) ;
🫶 Jaser de nos vies avec une bonne amie et rire ;
🫶 Boire des bulles ;
🫶 Dormir (toute la nuit!) dans un bel hébergement insolite ;
🫶 Pouvoir écrire sur ce bijou d’endroit prochainement ;
🫶 Randonner à la montagne du @parcregionaldumontham
…
Merci pour ces beaux échanges Marie-Claude et Jean-François !
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#invitation

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2/2 🎥
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🙌 Quelques bribes d’un week-end plus que parfait aux @ecogitesinspire avec @vero_leduc …
.
💙 Englobant toutes (ou presque) les choses que j’aime :
🫶 Découvrir un nouveau lieu aux valeurs communautaires & environnementales ;
🫶 Partir à l’aventure avec @vero_leduc pour notre séjour automnale annuel ;
🫶 Pratiquer du yoga, 2 fois par jour, sous une ruse d’automne avec vue sur la montagne ;
🫶 Relaxer dans le spa et saunas bien chauds ;
🫶 Partager des histoires significatives avec des gens bien allumés ;
🫶 Lire un nouveau bouquin (« Ordures » de @simlevidangeur ) ;
🫶 Jaser de nos vies avec une bonne amie et rire ;
🫶 Boire des bulles ;
🫶 Dormir (toute la nuit!) dans un bel hébergement insolite ;
🫶 Pouvoir écrire sur ce bijou d’endroit prochainement ;
🫶 Randonner à la montagne du @parcregionaldumontham
…
Merci pour ces beaux échanges Marie-Claude et Jean-François !
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#invitation

- 🍷 SAVINA WINERY, HERCEG NOVI 🍇 -
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« Herceg Novi is a coastal town in Montenegro, known for its sunny climate, mimosa trees, and historic architecture, making it a charming destination for travelers.
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Herceg Novi is recognizable by the abundance of mimosa trees and its numerous flights of stairs. It’s often called ‘The City of the sun’, thanks to the large number of sunny days all year round.
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The centre of Herceg Novi is its Old Town (Stari Grad), decorated with buildings dating back to the epochs of Sahat – Kula (1667) and Kanli – Kula (1483). Fortress Spanjola (1538) and Fortress Forte Mare (1687) are only a part of the cultural heritage of this renowned town.
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Rich with greenery, Herceg Novi hides numerous kinds of tropical flowers. Towards the end of January the town becomes scented with the subtle fragrance of yellow and green mimosas and there is a special festival dedicated to this flower, called Praznik Mimosa. During the summer months many festivals are organized to further enrich the tourist offer of this enchanted town.
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The beginnings of the Herceg Novi tourism are connected to the XIX century. Back at that time the tavern of Sjora Roza and the café “Bella Vista” are mentioned. Still, the precursor of the modern hotel keeping on the Montenegrin coats is thought to be the Hungarian nobleman Antal Magyar from Budapest, who in the 1902 built a “Boarding house on the green beach” in Zelenika, which later became hotel “Plaza” (BEACH) – Zelenika.
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As in all other town on the Coast, Herceg Novi also has a mild Mediterranean climate; with dry and warm summers and mild winters. In the summer months (July and August) the town has approximately 10, 7 sunny hours per day. The sea temperature in Herceg Novi during the summer is 22 – 26 Cº, and with approximately the same daily air temperature it allows the swimming season to last up to 5 months. »
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@montenegro_ig @discover_montenegro

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- 🍷 SAVINA WINERY, HERCEG NOVI 🍇 -
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« Herceg Novi is a coastal town in Montenegro, known for its sunny climate, mimosa trees, and historic architecture, making it a charming destination for travelers.
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Herceg Novi is recognizable by the abundance of mimosa trees and its numerous flights of stairs. It’s often called ‘The City of the sun’, thanks to the large number of sunny days all year round.
.
The centre of Herceg Novi is its Old Town (Stari Grad), decorated with buildings dating back to the epochs of Sahat – Kula (1667) and Kanli – Kula (1483). Fortress Spanjola (1538) and Fortress Forte Mare (1687) are only a part of the cultural heritage of this renowned town.
.
Rich with greenery, Herceg Novi hides numerous kinds of tropical flowers. Towards the end of January the town becomes scented with the subtle fragrance of yellow and green mimosas and there is a special festival dedicated to this flower, called Praznik Mimosa. During the summer months many festivals are organized to further enrich the tourist offer of this enchanted town.
.
The beginnings of the Herceg Novi tourism are connected to the XIX century. Back at that time the tavern of Sjora Roza and the café “Bella Vista” are mentioned. Still, the precursor of the modern hotel keeping on the Montenegrin coats is thought to be the Hungarian nobleman Antal Magyar from Budapest, who in the 1902 built a “Boarding house on the green beach” in Zelenika, which later became hotel “Plaza” (BEACH) – Zelenika.
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As in all other town on the Coast, Herceg Novi also has a mild Mediterranean climate; with dry and warm summers and mild winters. In the summer months (July and August) the town has approximately 10, 7 sunny hours per day. The sea temperature in Herceg Novi during the summer is 22 – 26 Cº, and with approximately the same daily air temperature it allows the swimming season to last up to 5 months. »
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@montenegro_ig @discover_montenegro

- ⛰️ BAY OF KOTOR 🌊 -
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@montenegro_ig @discover_montenegro

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- ⛰️ BAY OF KOTOR 🌊 -
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@montenegro_ig @discover_montenegro

- 🛶 DONJA LASTVA, MONTÉNÉGRO 🇲🇪 -
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@montenegro_ig @discover_montenegro

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- 🛶 DONJA LASTVA, MONTÉNÉGRO 🇲🇪 -
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@montenegro_ig @discover_montenegro

1/2 🎥
.
🙌 Quelques bribes d’un week-end plus que parfait aux @ecogitesinspire avec @vero_leduc …
.
💙 Englobant toutes (ou presque) les choses que j’aime :
🫶 Découvrir un nouveau lieu aux valeurs communautaires & environnementales ;
🫶 Partir à l’aventure avec @vero_leduc pour notre séjour automnale annuel ;
🫶 Pratiquer du yoga, 2 fois par jour, sous une ruse d’automne avec vue sur la montagne ;
🫶 Relaxer dans le spa et saunas bien chauds ;
🫶 Partager des histoires significatives avec des gens bien allumés ;
🫶 Lire un nouveau bouquin (« Ordures » de @simlevidangeur ) ;
🫶 Jaser de nos vies avec une bonne amie et rire ;
🫶 Boire des bulles ;
🫶 Dormir (toute la nuit!) dans un bel hébergement insolite ;
🫶 Pouvoir écrire sur ce bijou d’endroit prochainement ;
🫶 Randonner à la montagne du @parcregionaldumontham
…
Merci pour ces beaux échanges Marie-Claude et Jean-François !
.
#invitation

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1/2 🎥
.
🙌 Quelques bribes d’un week-end plus que parfait aux @ecogitesinspire avec @vero_leduc …
.
💙 Englobant toutes (ou presque) les choses que j’aime :
🫶 Découvrir un nouveau lieu aux valeurs communautaires & environnementales ;
🫶 Partir à l’aventure avec @vero_leduc pour notre séjour automnale annuel ;
🫶 Pratiquer du yoga, 2 fois par jour, sous une ruse d’automne avec vue sur la montagne ;
🫶 Relaxer dans le spa et saunas bien chauds ;
🫶 Partager des histoires significatives avec des gens bien allumés ;
🫶 Lire un nouveau bouquin (« Ordures » de @simlevidangeur ) ;
🫶 Jaser de nos vies avec une bonne amie et rire ;
🫶 Boire des bulles ;
🫶 Dormir (toute la nuit!) dans un bel hébergement insolite ;
🫶 Pouvoir écrire sur ce bijou d’endroit prochainement ;
🫶 Randonner à la montagne du @parcregionaldumontham
…
Merci pour ces beaux échanges Marie-Claude et Jean-François !
.
#invitation

- 🏰 CELUGA MEDIEVAL VILLAGE 🕌 -
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« Čeluga is a village located in the municipality of Bar, in southern Montenegro. The most interesting attractions are : Stara Maslina (Old Olive Tree), one of the oldest olive trees in the world (over 2,000 years old) ; Stari Bar, the historic old town of Bar and its medieval fortress perched on the rock ; King Nikola’s Palace and the Church of St. John Vladimir. »
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@montenegro_ig @discover_montenegro

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- 🏰 CELUGA MEDIEVAL VILLAGE 🕌 -
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« Čeluga is a village located in the municipality of Bar, in southern Montenegro. The most interesting attractions are : Stara Maslina (Old Olive Tree), one of the oldest olive trees in the world (over 2,000 years old) ; Stari Bar, the historic old town of Bar and its medieval fortress perched on the rock ; King Nikola’s Palace and the Church of St. John Vladimir. »
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@montenegro_ig @discover_montenegro

- 🏰 CELUGA MEDIEVAL VILLAGE 🕌 -
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« Čeluga is a village located in the municipality of Bar, in southern Montenegro. The most interesting attractions are : Stara Maslina (Old Olive Tree), one of the oldest olive trees in the world (over 2,000 years old) ; Stari Bar, the historic old town of Bar and its medieval fortress perched on the rock ; King Nikola’s Palace and the Church of St. John Vladimir. »
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@montenegro_ig @discover_montenegro

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- 🏰 CELUGA MEDIEVAL VILLAGE 🕌 -
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« Čeluga is a village located in the municipality of Bar, in southern Montenegro. The most interesting attractions are : Stara Maslina (Old Olive Tree), one of the oldest olive trees in the world (over 2,000 years old) ; Stari Bar, the historic old town of Bar and its medieval fortress perched on the rock ; King Nikola’s Palace and the Church of St. John Vladimir. »
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@montenegro_ig @discover_montenegro

- 🏰 ULCINJ 🌊 -
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Ulcinj is the southernmost city on Montenegro’s coast, a tourism hub with natural wonders like Velika Plaza (13km beach), Ada Bojana island, Valdanos bay with olive trees, and a historic old town full of restaurants and galleries. Ulcinj is a must-visit destination.
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When discussing beaches, Ulcinj is renowned beyond Montenegro’s borders for its long, beautiful shores with fine, flour-like sand. The coast spans 33km, including 18km of beaches, with 15km of sandy stretches. Among about 25 beaches, standout sandy ones include Velika Plaza, Mala Plaza, Ada Bojana, Borove Sume, and Valdanos.
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Visitors flock to Ulcinj for sun, sea, and sandy beaches, often called “God given beaches” due to their warm, grayish sand. The warm, clear sea has 56 meters of transparency, the highest on the Adriatic, and a mild coastal climate makes it irresistible for tourists.
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Historically, Ulcinj is one of the oldest towns on the Adriatic coast, believed to be over 2,000 years old. Cultures of Orient and West collided here, leaving a rich historical inheritance felt in every step. Indeed, traces of settlements date back before the 5th century B.C., with Illyrians likely founding it during the free Illyrian state’s peak bloom.
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Originally named Kolhinijum after Kolhidians, a Greek-origin tribe thought to have founded the old Ulcinj Lake, the city’s history adds depth to its appeal.
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Its southern part extends 30 kilometers to the Adriatic Sea, with River Bojana to the east. Moreover, Sasko Lake lies in the central part, and the Rumija mountain massif shelters Ulcinj in the bay. »
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@montenegro_ig @visit_montenegro

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- 🏰 ULCINJ 🌊 -
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Ulcinj is the southernmost city on Montenegro’s coast, a tourism hub with natural wonders like Velika Plaza (13km beach), Ada Bojana island, Valdanos bay with olive trees, and a historic old town full of restaurants and galleries. Ulcinj is a must-visit destination.
.
When discussing beaches, Ulcinj is renowned beyond Montenegro’s borders for its long, beautiful shores with fine, flour-like sand. The coast spans 33km, including 18km of beaches, with 15km of sandy stretches. Among about 25 beaches, standout sandy ones include Velika Plaza, Mala Plaza, Ada Bojana, Borove Sume, and Valdanos.
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Visitors flock to Ulcinj for sun, sea, and sandy beaches, often called “God given beaches” due to their warm, grayish sand. The warm, clear sea has 56 meters of transparency, the highest on the Adriatic, and a mild coastal climate makes it irresistible for tourists.
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Historically, Ulcinj is one of the oldest towns on the Adriatic coast, believed to be over 2,000 years old. Cultures of Orient and West collided here, leaving a rich historical inheritance felt in every step. Indeed, traces of settlements date back before the 5th century B.C., with Illyrians likely founding it during the free Illyrian state’s peak bloom.
.
Originally named Kolhinijum after Kolhidians, a Greek-origin tribe thought to have founded the old Ulcinj Lake, the city’s history adds depth to its appeal.
.
Its southern part extends 30 kilometers to the Adriatic Sea, with River Bojana to the east. Moreover, Sasko Lake lies in the central part, and the Rumija mountain massif shelters Ulcinj in the bay. »
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@montenegro_ig @visit_montenegro

- 🏰 ULCINJ 🌊 -
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Ulcinj is the southernmost city on Montenegro’s coast, a tourism hub with natural wonders like Velika Plaza (13km beach), Ada Bojana island, Valdanos bay with olive trees, and a historic old town full of restaurants and galleries. Ulcinj is a must-visit destination.
.
When discussing beaches, Ulcinj is renowned beyond Montenegro’s borders for its long, beautiful shores with fine, flour-like sand. The coast spans 33km, including 18km of beaches, with 15km of sandy stretches. Among about 25 beaches, standout sandy ones include Velika Plaza, Mala Plaza, Ada Bojana, Borove Sume, and Valdanos.
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Visitors flock to Ulcinj for sun, sea, and sandy beaches, often called “God given beaches” due to their warm, grayish sand. The warm, clear sea has 56 meters of transparency, the highest on the Adriatic, and a mild coastal climate makes it irresistible for tourists.
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Historically, Ulcinj is one of the oldest towns on the Adriatic coast, believed to be over 2,000 years old. Cultures of Orient and West collided here, leaving a rich historical inheritance felt in every step. Indeed, traces of settlements date back before the 5th century B.C., with Illyrians likely founding it during the free Illyrian state’s peak bloom.
.
Originally named Kolhinijum after Kolhidians, a Greek-origin tribe thought to have founded the old Ulcinj Lake, the city’s history adds depth to its appeal.
.
Its southern part extends 30 kilometers to the Adriatic Sea, with River Bojana to the east. Moreover, Sasko Lake lies in the central part, and the Rumija mountain massif shelters Ulcinj in the bay. »
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@montenegro_ig @visit_montenegro

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- 🏰 ULCINJ 🌊 -
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Ulcinj is the southernmost city on Montenegro’s coast, a tourism hub with natural wonders like Velika Plaza (13km beach), Ada Bojana island, Valdanos bay with olive trees, and a historic old town full of restaurants and galleries. Ulcinj is a must-visit destination.
.
When discussing beaches, Ulcinj is renowned beyond Montenegro’s borders for its long, beautiful shores with fine, flour-like sand. The coast spans 33km, including 18km of beaches, with 15km of sandy stretches. Among about 25 beaches, standout sandy ones include Velika Plaza, Mala Plaza, Ada Bojana, Borove Sume, and Valdanos.
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Visitors flock to Ulcinj for sun, sea, and sandy beaches, often called “God given beaches” due to their warm, grayish sand. The warm, clear sea has 56 meters of transparency, the highest on the Adriatic, and a mild coastal climate makes it irresistible for tourists.
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Historically, Ulcinj is one of the oldest towns on the Adriatic coast, believed to be over 2,000 years old. Cultures of Orient and West collided here, leaving a rich historical inheritance felt in every step. Indeed, traces of settlements date back before the 5th century B.C., with Illyrians likely founding it during the free Illyrian state’s peak bloom.
.
Originally named Kolhinijum after Kolhidians, a Greek-origin tribe thought to have founded the old Ulcinj Lake, the city’s history adds depth to its appeal.
.
Its southern part extends 30 kilometers to the Adriatic Sea, with River Bojana to the east. Moreover, Sasko Lake lies in the central part, and the Rumija mountain massif shelters Ulcinj in the bay. »
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@montenegro_ig @visit_montenegro

- 🦩 ULCINJ SALT MARSHES 🧂 -
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Ulcinj is the southernmost city on Montenegro’s coast, a tourism hub with natural wonders like Velika Plaza (13km beach), Ada Bojana island, Valdanos bay with olive trees, and a historic old town full of restaurants and galleries. Ulcinj is a must-visit destination.
.
When discussing beaches, Ulcinj is renowned beyond Montenegro’s borders for its long, beautiful shores with fine, flour-like sand. The coast spans 33km, including 18km of beaches, with 15km of sandy stretches. Among about 25 beaches, standout sandy ones include Velika Plaza, Mala Plaza, Ada Bojana, Borove Sume, and Valdanos.
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Visitors flock to Ulcinj for sun, sea, and sandy beaches, often called “God given beaches” due to their warm, grayish sand. The warm, clear sea has 56 meters of transparency, the highest on the Adriatic, and a mild coastal climate makes it irresistible for tourists.
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Historically, Ulcinj is one of the oldest towns on the Adriatic coast, believed to be over 2,000 years old. Cultures of Orient and West collided here, leaving a rich historical inheritance felt in every step. Indeed, traces of settlements date back before the 5th century B.C., with Illyrians likely founding it during the free Illyrian state’s peak bloom.
.
Originally named Kolhinijum after Kolhidians, a Greek-origin tribe thought to have founded the old Ulcinj Lake, the city’s history adds depth to its appeal.
.
Its southern part extends 30 kilometers to the Adriatic Sea, with River Bojana to the east. Moreover, Sasko Lake lies in the central part, and the Rumija mountain massif shelters Ulcinj in the bay. »
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@montenegro_ig @visit_montenegro

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- 🦩 ULCINJ SALT MARSHES 🧂 -
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Ulcinj is the southernmost city on Montenegro’s coast, a tourism hub with natural wonders like Velika Plaza (13km beach), Ada Bojana island, Valdanos bay with olive trees, and a historic old town full of restaurants and galleries. Ulcinj is a must-visit destination.
.
When discussing beaches, Ulcinj is renowned beyond Montenegro’s borders for its long, beautiful shores with fine, flour-like sand. The coast spans 33km, including 18km of beaches, with 15km of sandy stretches. Among about 25 beaches, standout sandy ones include Velika Plaza, Mala Plaza, Ada Bojana, Borove Sume, and Valdanos.
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Visitors flock to Ulcinj for sun, sea, and sandy beaches, often called “God given beaches” due to their warm, grayish sand. The warm, clear sea has 56 meters of transparency, the highest on the Adriatic, and a mild coastal climate makes it irresistible for tourists.
.
Historically, Ulcinj is one of the oldest towns on the Adriatic coast, believed to be over 2,000 years old. Cultures of Orient and West collided here, leaving a rich historical inheritance felt in every step. Indeed, traces of settlements date back before the 5th century B.C., with Illyrians likely founding it during the free Illyrian state’s peak bloom.
.
Originally named Kolhinijum after Kolhidians, a Greek-origin tribe thought to have founded the old Ulcinj Lake, the city’s history adds depth to its appeal.
.
Its southern part extends 30 kilometers to the Adriatic Sea, with River Bojana to the east. Moreover, Sasko Lake lies in the central part, and the Rumija mountain massif shelters Ulcinj in the bay. »
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@montenegro_ig @visit_montenegro

- 🛶 VIRPAZAR ON LAKE SKADAR 🌊 -
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« Virpazar is a picturesque Montenegrin town on Lake Skadar, historically known for its bustling market and now a serene vacation spot offering scenic beauty, boat tours, and rich local culture, ideal for escaping summer crowds.
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Skadar Lake today is the biggest settlement of pelicans in Europe. There 12 kinds of snipes, 3 kinds of ducks and 160 more of other kind of birds. Among the bird inhabitants in the region of the Skadar Lake we have: cormorants, gulls, different kinds of ducks, gooses, and pheasant. Often you can see storks, herons (white, yellow and gray), grebes and other kinds of birds, which are rare in world, are often found here. On the Skadar Lake fishing is very frequent. The fishes most frequently caught are carps and eels. Driving over the lake, you can meet beautiful flora. If you express a wish, captain will slow down for a moment, so that you can easily pick a water lily or a beautiful white lotus flower which can be found all over the lake. »
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@montenegro_ig @montenegro

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- 🛶 VIRPAZAR ON LAKE SKADAR 🌊 -
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« Virpazar is a picturesque Montenegrin town on Lake Skadar, historically known for its bustling market and now a serene vacation spot offering scenic beauty, boat tours, and rich local culture, ideal for escaping summer crowds.
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Skadar Lake today is the biggest settlement of pelicans in Europe. There 12 kinds of snipes, 3 kinds of ducks and 160 more of other kind of birds. Among the bird inhabitants in the region of the Skadar Lake we have: cormorants, gulls, different kinds of ducks, gooses, and pheasant. Often you can see storks, herons (white, yellow and gray), grebes and other kinds of birds, which are rare in world, are often found here. On the Skadar Lake fishing is very frequent. The fishes most frequently caught are carps and eels. Driving over the lake, you can meet beautiful flora. If you express a wish, captain will slow down for a moment, so that you can easily pick a water lily or a beautiful white lotus flower which can be found all over the lake. »
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@montenegro_ig @montenegro

Fondatrice d'Esprit d'Aventure, enseignante en Tourisme, conférencière, auteure (5 livres à son actif) et chroniqueuse voyage (magazines & radio), Ariane Arpin-Delorme est une vraie passionnée dans tout ce qu’elle entreprend.

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Ayant voyagé dans près de 80 pays, Ariane a cumulé une foule d’expériences variées dans l’industrie du tourisme (hôtellerie, guidage, coordination événements caritatifs, promotion et marketing touristique, organisation de voyage et enseignement) et réalisé plusieurs projets de coopération internationale. Ses moteurs : aller à la rencontre des peuples, gravir les plus hauts sommets du monde et partir naviguer en voilier…

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