LUŠTICA BAY

Lord Byron once said that the Montenegrin coastline is “the most beautiful encounter between land and sea”, and nowhere is a more perfect expression of this than Luštica Bay. This is a location that succinctly articulates the beauty, culture and history of Montenegro.

Set within the Luštica peninsula, Luštica Bay is nestled along a stretch of Adriatic coastline in the north western bay of Trašte, part of the Tivat Municipality and adjacent to the village of Radovići. Warmed by 240 days of sunshine a year, it is a diverse landscape of clear-as-glass waters, uninterrupted coastline, olive groves, Maquis shrubland and sloping hills. Although secluded, it remains within easy reach of the region’s hotspots, a short 15 minutes drive to Tivat and Kotor.

 There are three international airports nearby, Tivat (10km), which is only a 15 minute drive away, Podgorica (90km) and Ćilipi - Dubrovnik (46km). All three airports are open to scheduled and charter airlines with additional facilities for private aircraft. With direct flight connections across Europe, this places Luštica Bay within three hours flight from the majority of European cities.

Luštica Bay offers a wide range of properties, from waterfront apartments, charming hillside townhouses, to exclusive, private villas. A diverse but distinct community for those who seek a life like no other. 
Our properties are state-of-the-art both inside and out, impeccably designed and furnished, offering world class amenities. Their positioning works with the topography of the hillsides so that all residences boast incredible views of the bay and sea. They are surrounded by glorious open spaces, preserved in their natural state. Green trails and sidewalks weave through the residential areas, connecting them to the wider community and main marina.

Luštica Bay will include a wide variety of property offerings, two world-class marinas with mooring and docking facilities for 226 vessels, seven hotels and a Gary Player signature, 18-hole championship golf course, not to mention shops, restaurants and cafes, sporting facilities, schools and medical centres to cater to the community it is set out to develop.

Built from local materials in soft hues, they evoke the region’s lost-in-time fishing villages and blend into the colours and textures of the landscape. Stepping organically down the hillside in tightly-woven structures, they form a patchwork of striking terracotta roofs, stone walls, staircases and courtyards, expansive terraces, wooden shutters, deep-set windows and arched doorways.

More information on: +386 1244 5002 or on a.osmanovic@ljn.si