Montenegro is a small but incredibly diverse country in the Balkans on the Adriatic Sea.

At just under 14,000 km², it is slightly smaller than Schleswig-Holstein.
However, at 622,000, Montenegro has less than a quarter of the population.
Montenegro is known for its beautiful sandy beaches, its rocky coasts, the largest canyon in Europe, the Bay of Kotor, the only fjord in the entire Mediterranean, its safe ski resorts at well over 2,000 meters above sea level, ….!

Pierre Brice and Lex Barker also rode through Montenegro in the 1960s for the Karl May films!
Who doesn’t know and love the movies and landscapes?

People who value a healthy diet that goes beyond factory farming and fish farming, excessive fertilization and chemical treatment of fruit and vegetables will find themselves here.

Montenegro is not in the EU and is highly unlikely to join, as was originally planned.
Nevertheless, the national currency is the euro. Around 25 – 30% of the locals speak German, which is due to the German tourists from the 1960s to 1990s. For this reason, German citizens are not only still welcome here, but very welcome again, just as the Montenegrins would like to have the D-Mark back as their currency!

The people in Montenegro are incredibly friendly, open-minded and possess a healthy patriotism that they do not allow to be taken away from them.