Budva is situated in the centre of the Montenegro's part of the Adriatic Sea and is considered one of the oldest towns on the Adriatic coast. A litoral town in whose centre are located the walls of the Old town, became one of the tourist centre of the Montenegro's coast.

Sveti Stefan is a particular location that positioned on a rock-cliff in the coast of Budva. The distance from Budva is 8 kilometres. It is connected with the main land from a rock-barrier that gives it the aspect of a peninsula. On the rock-cliffs of the peninsula was built a fishermen village called Sveti Stefan that was mentioned for the first time in the year 1442. The inhabitants of the place 100 years after begun to abandon the village and at the end of the Second World War the village was abandoned completely.

Petrovac is an old village, raised on the crossing of the roads that goes to Budva, Bar, the lake of Skadarsko and Podgorica. Petrovac is distant from Budva 18 kilometres. Nowadays Petrovac is a tourist calm location, attractive with its sand beaches.

Kotor is a city on the coast of Adriatic sea in Montenegro. The old town of Kotor is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in this part of the Mediterranean. It was succeeded in preserving its original form, so typical of towns between the XII and the XIV century.

Herceg Novi is located on an extremely significant and attractive position, between the mount Orjent (1895m) and the entrance in the one of the most beautiful bays of Montenegro, Boka Kotorska. Herceg Novi is also called a sun city, because of a high quantity of the sunny days throught the year, and is also recognizable for the mimose and the numerous staircases.