Porto Montenegro: the most expensive place in Montenegro. Habitat of Russian millionaires

The basis of the foundations in Porto Montenegro is a deep-water marina, which is able to receive the most luxurious ships and yachts from around the world. It is the port that attracts the rich and famous to Tivat, but celebrities are accustomed to comfort and luxury, the owners of the harbor arranged for them a small city within the city, and called this place Porto Montenegro.

To be honest, the luxury port looks very good, it has already acquired prestigious awards and regalia. The Tivat port is considered the best in the Adriatic, and one of the best in the entire Mediterranean. In this post, we will look at the most expensive marina in Montenegro, walk around its fashionable quarters and talk about the prices for housing and recreation in this luxurious place.

In this post, we will take a walking tour of the most expensive area in all of Montenegro.

History of occurrence

Once on the site of a luxurious complex there was a gloomy Yugoslav naval shipyard "Arsenal". Simultaneously with the death of socialist Yugoslavia, hope for a brighter future was born.

Hope could remain hope, and the shipyard could remain just as dirty and gloomy, but in the 2000s, Canadian businessman Peter Munk became interested in this site. He had several places in mind, including neighboring Croatia. And then the Montenegrin authorities took the initiative and provided the businessman with unique conditions that were not in neighboring countries.

In 2006, after the authorities have eliminated all bureaucratic barriers, the businessman buys the land of the former military base.

Buying land and negotiating with local authorities is only half the battle. The construction of Porto Montenegro required much larger investments, which the businessman did not have. The project cost was estimated at more than US$1 billion. The Canadian managed to find investors, with their help, a new Montenegrin port and another Tivat attraction were born.

The investors were the following gentlemen:

• Sandor Demyan;
• Jacob Rothschild;
• Nathaniel Rothschild;
• Bernard Arnault;
• Anthony Munch.

There are more and more millionaires and billionaires every year. Where there are rich uncles and aunts, appropriate toys immediately appear, and there are not very many standard places for storing large yachts in the Mediterranean. And besides, all sorts of Monaco are not rubber, and can no longer accommodate such a number of yachts. It is in such situations that Montenegro rush to the rescue.

In the Tivat marina, there should be enough space for everyone, and the unique, I would even say "offshore" conditions for parking many billion-dollar yachts in Montenegrin waters are much more profitable than the same in France.

When parking in Porto Montenegro, rich Pinocchio can significantly save on fuel, which is not subject to VAT and other taxes (it costs 45% cheaper here than in Europe), on the parking itself and on the maintenance of the vessel. But this was not enough, food from the local warehouse and elite alcohol are also not taxed here, and all bureaucratic procedures are carried out quickly and right at the port. Here is such a reverent attitude towards people.

The Montenegrin government has been very clever in attracting yacht owners, because many of them simply do not care about saving some miserable 100,000 Euros, and here more subtle tools are included. Here is an example, in Montenegro there is a simplified procedure for passing the sea border, there are no strict time restrictions on the parking of foreign ships, yachts registered in other countries are always welcome guests here. Add to all of the above super service, the proximity of the international airport (5 minutes by car), nearby Montenegrin beauties and sights from the UNESCO list, and you will get satisfied customers.

There is one caveat here, Montenegro is not yet a member of the European Union, and for some this is also a plus.

The harbor itself is also very thoughtfully arranged, everything is done beautifully, functionally and according to high world standards. And so for reference: Marina has been certified according to international ISO standards (UNI EN ISO 14001 and ISO 9001:2008) in the field of quality assurance and environmental protection.

Despite its grandiose size, the marina is still under construction. There is a high probability that it will become one of the largest in Europe.

Here are dry figures for its capacity. In June 2009, the first 85 yacht places were opened, in 2010 Porto Montenegro acquired the status of an official Montenegrin port. Today, the port is ready to receive 450 ships, and in the near future it is planned to increase this number to 850.

More than 100 places are planned to be given for yachts whose length exceeds 150 meters. At the moment there is a restriction, the port cannot accept your yacht if its length is more than 250 meters. Just think, the length is over 250 meters!

The public and private parts of the piers are perfectly demarcated. The port has two wide berths, they are available to everyone. The rest of the space is fenced off with gates, if you have a pass card, you can go anywhere.

The widest, most ennobled and accessible to all marina in the port has No1. It is very easy to find it, right above it, an old ship crane, inherited from the Yugoslav naval base, rises like a monument.

Benches are arranged on the pier, an even row of palm trees is planted, this pier is designed for the largest yachts. If you are with children, then keep an eye on them, as the pier does not have any fences and curbs.

Pier No2 is located next to the first, and is also accessible to everyone. It is much smaller, but just as easy to spot, the entire length of the pier is decorated with fountains that are pyramidal in shape and resemble Christmas trees, or pyramids. In a word, it looks stylish.

The far part of the marina, which is closer to the artificial lagoon, is given over to more modest boats. There are many graceful sailboats here, and a few giant yachts.

The artificial lagoon is called Venice, and somehow remotely resembles the canals of this beautiful city, of course, very remotely. It is in this part of Porto Montenegro that you can observe numerous flocks of fish, which here feel as if under protection. Locals say that marine life immediately took a fancy to this quiet lagoon. Sometimes sea turtles swim here, which are very rare in local waters.

The Yacht Harbou Association (TYHA) has repeatedly awarded Porto Montenegro its status awards. The British Yacht Harbors Association (TYHA) does not distribute awards to just anyone, so this is a great sign for the new Tivat port, and for the whole of Montenegro.

Residential area and apartments

A whole elite quarter has been built along the banks of the new Tivat port, it is as beautiful in it as on the water. The place near the luxury apartments is chic, matching the lifestyle. On the one hand, a beautiful marina, on the other hand, a botanical garden and mountain views, from the north, tennis courts and a golf club, from the south, a view of Tivat. Life is good.

Several apartment complexes have been implemented on the territory of Porto Montenegro, and more are being built. Basically, these are not very high-rise buildings in the Mediterranean style, with large windows, white walls and an obligatory sea view.

Each residential complex has its own name and unique design. However, if you look closely, most of the buildings look and function the same way. Below are branded boutiques, or a restaurant, a little higher there is an area with a swimming pool, a gym and other amenities, and then a residential area.

In fact, the district is very convenient and pleasant, and most importantly, it is alive. Those. there are no fences and restrictions, anyone can wander around it, sit in a cafe, shop in shops, etc.

If you want to become a member of the club and enjoy all the privileges of living in Porto Montenegro, then you have two options. You can either buy apartments in the property, or rent.

Unfortunately, you can buy an apartment for yourself only at the construction stage. Since everything that has already been built is sold out a long time ago and brings the owners either joy or money. If you do not plan to live in Tivat permanently, then the purchased apartments can be entrusted to specialists from the "Property Management" department, and your money will be returned very slowly in the form of rental payments.

Now let's talk about prices, this is the most interesting. Medium studio, size 37-40 sq. meters will cost around 200,000 Euros, and this is at the construction stage. A decent apartment with two rooms, already worth about a million Euros. Prices for ordinary penthouses start from 1.5 million Euros. If you need a penthouse with a good view and other luxury gizmos, then be kind enough to pay for it from 3 million Euros.

As you can see, there is a choice, it remains only to choose an option with a good layout and decent neighbors. Well, it’s not worth pulling too hard, local real estate diverges quite quickly, so by the time the house is built, each square meter already has its own owner.

It is no secret that the main owners on the territory of an elite residential complex are foreigners, quite a lot of Englishmen, Russians, Italians and representatives of other countries.

Hotel in Porto Montenegro

On the territory of the yacht complex there is a large and luxurious hotel Regent Porto Montenegro, it consists of two buildings. The southern building of the hotel overlooks a small lagoon and is called "Venice", on the north side there is a less grandiose building overlooking the pier, it was called "Water".

The five-star Regent Hotel is part of the hotel chain of the same name, and is the main accommodation in the yacht club. Accommodation prices start from 200 Euros for a standard room and go up to 4000 Euros for a penthouse.

The hotel fully meets the declared stars, it has everything that should be in the top five, namely: several swimming pools, a gym, a Turkish bath, a sauna, restaurants and other benefits. That's just the design is rustic, although this is an amateur.

In general, eminent people were engaged in the design of the entire complex. The designer of the entire complex was the American architect Kevin Lynch, and the landscape designer Martin Lane Fox, former vice-chairman of the Royal Horticultural Society of Great Britain.

Despite my criticism, the general appearance of the hotel complex is quite good, and the arched section facing the marina gives it the glam of "Santa Barbara". Appropriate landscaping and all kinds of decorative elements fit perfectly into the overall design of the entire complex.

Shopping and stores

One of the streets of the yacht quarter is completely given over to branded stores. A pleasant pedestrian street, a relaxed atmosphere, nice-looking shops, all this attracts wealthy buyers here.

Here is an approximate list of brands that are rearranged in Porto Montenegro:

• ALEXANDER MCQUEEN;
• ALEKSANDER SIRADEKIAN;
• AMOUAGE;
• APM MONACO;
• BALENCIAGA;
• BALMAIN;
• BANG & OLUFSEN;
• BILLIONAIRE;
• BOND NO9;
• BURBERRY;
• CARTIER;
• CELINE;
• CHLOE;
• CHOPARD;
• CURRENT ELLIOTT;
• CUTLER & GROSS;
• DIANE VON FURSTENBERG;
• DIOR;
• DITA;
• DOLCE&GABBANA;
• DRIES VAN NOTEN;
• DSQUARED2;
• EK THONGPRASERT;
• EQUIPMENT;
• ERMANNO SCERVINO;
• EUGENIA KIM;
• FREDERIC MALLE;
• GENNY;
• GUCCI;
• HEIDI KLEIN;
• HUBLOT;
• ISABEL MARANT;
• KENZO;
• MARC JACOBS;
• MARNI;
• MAXMARA;
• MISAHARA;
• MONCLER;
• MONTALE;
• MYKITA;
• PASQUALE BRUNI;
• PHILIPP PLEIN;
• RAYMOND WEIL;
• ROCHAS;
• ROJA;
• SAINT LAURENT;
• SERGIO ROSSI;
• SHOROUK;
• TAG HEUER;
• THE DIFFERENT COMPANY;
• THIERRY LASRY;
• THOM BROWNE;
• TOM FORD;
• ULYSSE NARDIN;
• VALENTINO;
• VICTORIA BECKHAM;
• ZADIG & VOLTAIRE.

As you can see, there are plenty to choose from. The only negative, the prices are fully consistent with the place, there is no such thing as "buy cheap".

Restaurants and cafes

Walking around the yacht club, I recommend visiting some cafe, you can choose according to the beauty of the design, the menu, or the price. Public catering is very diverse - there are both quite inexpensive pizzerias and restaurants of author's cuisine.

Most establishments are located on the side of the embankment; it is literally dotted with cafes and restaurants. Some cafes inside the premises became crowded, and their tables climbed right onto the sidewalk. In Montenegro, you will not surprise anyone with this.

It is worth remembering that prices in local cafes are much higher than the general Montenegrin ones. For example, everywhere a cup of coffee costs 1.5 Euros, here be prepared to lay out a fiver Euro, and so on in everything. But what kinds...

Approximate list of restaurants and cafes:

• AL POSTO GIUSTO - a pizzeria with quite affordable prices;
• BYBLOS - Lebanese cuisine restaurant;
• CHEF "S TABLE - author's cuisine restaurant;
• CRUSH WINE STATION - wine bar;
• DE GUSTIBUS - seafood and awesome views of the bay;
• GALLARDO - the usual steak house;
• MORITZ EIS - ice cream shop;
• MURANO is just a good restaurant;
• ONE - Mediterranean restaurant;
• REGENT GOURMET CORNER - cafeteria;
• REGENT LIBRARY BAR - a bar at the gambling zone;
• SUMOSAN - Japanese sushi bar;
• THE CLUBHOUSE - captain's bar;
• THE NOTORIOUS CLUB PLATINUM - club restaurant;
• UKEMOCHI - pasta, and everything connected with them;
• YACHT CLUB - Italian cuisine.

The only thing I did not find was a restaurant with healthy food, but many people say that Mediterranean cuisine is the most healthy. Choose, try, enjoy...

Have a good rest in Tivat and pleasant walks in Porto Montenegro.

A luxury yacht complex called Porto Montenegro is located in Tivat. A few years ago there was a simple, unremarkable marina, and now a whole city has been built in its vicinity for yachtsmen and lovers of a beautiful life. It should be noted that in the Adriatic you will not find a more fashionable and beautiful area for sea yachts. In addition to a well-maintained marina, it includes cottages, hotels, an art gallery, a museum, several sports grounds, bars and restaurants, discos and souvenir shops, fashionable boutiques and a conference hall. All the conditions for a high-class holiday are created here, which is what rich and successful guests of the resort use.

The idea of ​​creating a luxurious yacht resort for the elite on the shores of the picturesque Tivat Bay came to the mind of a businessman from Kanata, Peter Munk. In 2006, he purchased a site on the coast of Tivat and invited several prominent entrepreneurs from around the world to financially participate in its transformation. The well-known American specialist Kevin Lynch was invited as an architect. To ensure that the future Porto Montenegro complex does not stand out from the general city panorama, the famous British landscape designer Martin Lane Fox was hired.

Yacht owners who wished to be based in the Porto Montenegro marina did not have to look for a long time. At first, only 85 places for yachts were equipped here, but subsequently the marina was significantly expanded. Ideally, the marina will be able to simultaneously accommodate 650 yachts of various sizes, including 150 super-yachts over 150 meters long. In 2010, Porto Montenegro was recognized as a Montenegrin port. Customs, passport control, various services work here.

Porto Montenegro - parking for yachts in the city of Tivat, which is located in Montenegro. In this specially equipped place, where yachting began to develop and continues to develop since 2010, crews are provided with a berth, repair shops, connection to the power grid, refueling yachts with water and fuel, lifts, spacious boathouses for ship repairs and more.

Elite city for yachtsmen

Porto Montenegro in Montenegro appeared as if by magic, when Canadian businessman Peter Munk fell in love with these picturesque places with a warm and climate. On the coast of the city of Tivat, he bought a plot of land and decided to turn the picturesque surroundings into a luxurious and fashionable area for owners of marine yachts. This happened in 2006. Several reputable entrepreneurs from different countries became participants in a new exclusive project: S. Demyan, Rothschilds, B. Arno and Anthony Munch. The well-known British landscape designer Martin Lane Fox, as well as the famous American architect Kevin Lynch, were invited to bring this idea to life. When they started work, there was only an unremarkable pier here. Four years later, a unique luxury complex has grown in Porto Montenegro (Montenegro). There are only a few such resorts in Europe. In the Adriatic, something similar no longer exists.

Montenegro, Tivat, Porto Montenegro

The charming small town of Tivat is located on the shores of one of the largest bays in the Adriatic Sea. People have chosen this place since the 3rd century BC. e. Who would not want to own these lands! They successively belonged to Rome, Byzantium, Serbia, Venice, the Ottomans, Austria and finally Montenegro. Everyone left their mark in this town. On the island of Flowers from the monastery built by the Serbs, there was a church of the Holy Trinity. On the nearby island of St. Mark, a grandiose construction of an exclusive resort is underway. On the third island called Otok there is a Jesuit monastery. The urban complex of buildings, which is called Bucha, now houses a cultural center, consisting of a museum exposition, an art gallery and a summer stage. And not far away is the Botanical Garden, where sailors from all over the world brought ornamental exotic plants. Its foundation dates back to the end of the 19th century. At the same time, the Arsenal, a naval port, was built. Now it has been transformed and has become a marina for super-yachts called Porto Montenegro. Today it is a "city within a city" with its restaurants, cafes, bars, entertainment centers, boutiques. More on this later. In the meantime, let's talk about individual places where wealthy tourists from all over the world settle.

Regent Porto Montenegro Hotel

In the city of Tivat there is a magnificent hotel, which is located in the center of a truly royal complex of Porto Montenegro. (Montenegro), on the banks of which the entire resort is located, is so unique that it is under the protection of UNESCO. The five-star hotel belongs to the luxury class. It is built in the Renaissance style. It has 87 rooms, necessarily having access to a balcony or terrace. Luxury apartments in Porto Montenegro in Montenegro are specially designed for a comfortable life by the sea in a warm Mediterranean climate. The rooms have everything for a comfortable stay: air conditioning, a modern TV that catches satellite channels, free Wi-Fi, a reliable safe. The spacious bathroom has all the accessories for washing, there is a sufficient number of fluffy towels, bathrobes and slippers.

New buildings in Porto Montenegro (Montenegro)

In 2019, the new Baia wing will be commissioned, which is designed in style. The apartments will be adjoined by terraces with beautiful views of the mountains or the sea.

It also provides for the construction of a golf course with eighteen holes.

Three international airports are close enough: Tivat (7 km), Dubrovnik (46 km) and Podgorica (90 km).

black lake

This is the coldest lake in the Adriatic. In winter, it even freezes and is covered with ice. It is divided into Large and Small, and Small is half the size, but twice as deep. The first refers to the Black Sea basin, and the second to the Adriatic Sea.

The largest bay in Montenegro

It is necessary to tell a little about this amazing bay. The Bay of Kotor in Montenegro cuts into the land with bizarre shapes for twenty-eight km. This is a former river channel that went under sea water after shifts in the earth's crust. The whole bay, divided into four parts, is very deep, and the remains of dead schooners, ships and submarines from different historical times found their place at its bottom. There are several islands here. Magnolias and mimosas, roses and pomegranates, olive groves bloom along the banks. The peninsula Lusica with the white pebble beach Zanjica has been chosen by numerous tourists.

In this bay, one of the most beautiful in the world, there is a marina for four hundred and fifty yachts. The world-class yacht club has the best conditions for sailing. If the Porto Montenegro marina could initially accommodate 85 yachts, now it can accommodate ships of various sizes - even such large ones that are up to one and a half hundred meters long.

The marina houses the Maritime Heritage Collection Museum. Today it is the best port in Montenegro. It is located just two days of calm sailing from the popular resorts of Greece, France, Italy.

The views of the Bay of Kotor with an abundance of majestic yachts are simply amazing, and the presence of numerous restaurants and boutiques is conducive to a serene seaside life.

Today I will continue a series of stories about Montenegro, we are next in line - evening views of Tivat and the most advanced yachting center Porto Montenegro. Why Tivat? And why not, especially since we will leave the most beautiful architectural and natural beauties of Montenegro for later. In Tivat, unfortunately, there is nothing of the kind.

On the other hand, in Tivat there is Porto Montenegro, which has a very strange rule - you cannot take pictures "with professional equipment" on its territory. Well, you know that if a Russian is told that it is impossible to do something and the ban will seem absurd to him, be sure that the Russian will do what is forbidden. Otherwise, how would you see the coolest hotel on the entire Adriatic coast? Something...

If you compare most of the seaside cities of Montenegro with each other, Tivat will be one of the most boring. In Tivat there is no "old town" pleasing with narrow streets, there are no special sights here. About 10,000 people live here. At the same time, Tivat is quite popular with tourists. Why? Firstly, due to the presence of an airport here, from which 90% of regular flights are carried out to Moscow and. Secondly, because of its convenient location: from Tivat it is equally close to both Budva and Herceg Novi, and Kotor is located literally "beyond the mountain". Therefore, if you plan a trip to the west of Montenegro, then you probably won’t find a better place to “base” than Tivat.

01. So did I. Since my road from there was greatly lengthened due to spending the night in Pljevlja, I managed to get to Tivat already at 10 o'clock in the evening, and after the "occupation" of the hotel room, I first went to the embankment. The embankment is a showcase of any seaside city, the state of which can tell about the resort as a whole. There are, as it were, two embankments in Tivat, they are torn apart by the Porto Montenegro complex of buildings, there is nothing particularly refined or unusual in them: cafes, shops.

02. I arrived already in the off-season and part of the embankment was in the process of reconstruction. They built something like a sundial on it. However, it will not be possible to build such beauty as in Svetlogorsk anyway.

03. The streets leading to the embankment are strikingly reminiscent of the same streets in the villages of Greater Sochi. Either all the streets in the seaside resort towns are the same, or Russian tourists, of whom there are quite a lot, turned the Adriatic into another Sochi with their mere presence :)

04. Quiet Tivat night... And why? But because in the Bay of Kotor there is almost never a serious unrest. So nothing will stop you from enjoying the moon, silence and nature.

05. The mountains that border the Bay of Kotor "draw" (or "shape" - which is more correct?) beautiful sunsets. Tivat is one of the best places in Montenegro to watch sunsets.

06. Sorry, I can't stop. Well, where else in Montenegro can you find such sunsets?

07. Evening comes in the city for everyone in the same way - even for hitchhiking tourists, even for wealthy guys from Porto Montenegro. By the way, this Porto:

08. How are you still not impressed with the coolest 5-star hotel in the construction of which the Rothschild world government has invested? In vain, now I will add glamor and chic.

09. How little glamor again? And, from the back rows I hear something about yachts. Yachts in Porto M. I have!

10. Porto Montenegro in form is something between a food court, a shop, a port and a hotel, but in fact it is a reserve for the free grazing of European and post-Soviet rich people. To me, a Muscovite, the prices in local restaurants did not seem exorbitant, something like 3-5 euros for coffee or tea, which, by our standards, is considered budgetary. But what is budgetary for a Moscow hired worker is probably expensive for rich pinocchio women from Europe. However, the tea here is quite ordinary, but the design of the cafe-restaurants is very pretty, it’s just right for a romantic evening.

11. The winding embankment allows you to carefully consider a wide range of boats

12. I am walking along this very Port M., and then, as if from nowhere, a security guard in a fashionable cap comes running and, pointing a manicured finger towards my camera, declares in good English, they say, the camera is professional, which means you can’t take pictures without permission . I make an extremely surprised face, and declare, they say, no, the camera is my own, and not a damn professional. I say that if you give the password for Wi-Fi (even open Wi-Fi is huddled, servants of millionaires, hehe), we will climb to the manufacturer's website and you will see that the camera is absolutely and totally amateur. I instantly take out my phone and show that I am ready to enter this password. Here, of course, I took risks and bluffed, but it turned out that if they still connect me to the millionaire Internet, I climb into the Yandex market and choose the nastiest review in Russian, let him try to translate. The young lady from the guard hung a little, then said that she didn’t know the password, and in principle it was possible to shoot, only you couldn’t shoot the back decks of yachts parked at the pier, like their clients might be there, who have some very important privacy, which in no way case cannot be violated. I asked a reasonable question, why don't clients arrange privacy outside the marina? Like privacy at the pier - not exactly privacy, but maybe a reality show? The strict guard cut off "You can't take pictures!"... and left. Indulgence for filming received, we continue the inspection.

13. Some cafes in the reserve of millionaires do resemble inexpensive city cafes in some Central European town.

14. In the room, which I identified as the sales department, there is a huge model of the entire yacht complex.

15. In principle, I can’t say that I didn’t like it here. In some places it is not crowded, and beautiful, and tasteful, and dazzlingly clean.

16. But the discoveries were still going on. Please note that there is a crane on the embankment. It turns out that Porto Montenegro is not only a restaurant-beauty-salon-hotel, but also ... And a factory! Allegedly, there is an opportunity not only for parking, but also for the construction of yachts.

17. Otherwise, a beautiful embankment, very suitable for a leisurely evening walk-promenade.

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