Weather conditions and features of recreation in Djenovici in Montenegro

A paradise for everyone who is tired of the hustle and bustle of megacities is Montenegro with its clear waters of the Adriatic Sea and beautiful natural landscapes. Djenovici is a small town in Montenegro, located on the shores of the Tivat Bay.

The population is no more than 1,500 people, many of whom are engaged in fishing, agriculture or work in the tourism sector.

The resort town is attractive for its varied vegetation.

Olive trees and citrus fruits, numerous fragrant gardens with mimosas and magnolias give a special charm to this settlement.

The menu and food will vary depending on the location:

• in the seaside region dominated by fish and seafood, a large number of fresh vegetables and fruits are concentrated here;
• in the mountainous region in the north of the country, meat and milk dishes prevail.

For breakfast you can try the national tsitsvara - porridge made from boiled light-salted young cheese and corn flour, or more nutritious couple - soaked bread with the addition of butter, milk and young cheese.

Also very popular chavapchichi - traditional sausages made from chopped beef or pork meat with the addition of onions and spices

The first course is traditionally served here chorbu - a rich broth with the addition of various ingredients (noodles, vegetables, meat, fish and seafood).

In such establishments you can taste riblya chorbu (a soup based on several types of fish) and nettle chorba.

Hot can be ordered fish cooked on coals or seafood.

Meat eaters from traditional dishes can try lamb from a sac or lamb in milk.

As a snack, you must definitely order Negushsky prosciutto - dried pork leg in combination with cheese slices (cheeses are made from goat or sheep milk).

A sweet addition to the feast will be loose ice cream, tulumba, baklava with raisins and nuts, donuts with various fillings and a butcher - large pancakes with sweet filling.

Any dessert must be served strong Turkish coffee.

Alcoholic drinks include local wines, beers and Kruna's brandy.

Montenegro has a mild continental climate without sharp temperature changes and with minimal rainfall.

In the town of Djenovici you can relax almost all year round. Early spring and late autumn are time for long walks, air baths and sightseeing.

The absence of crowds of tourists and comfortable weather conditions allow you to truly enjoy your vacation.

The maximum air temperature rises to +30 degrees.

In winter, it often rains in Djenovici (total volume per year - 1359 mm), the minimum temperature is +7 degrees.

Therefore, even in winter you can come here to take a breath of fresh air, stroll along the cozy streets and enjoy the local cuisine.

The coastline of the settlement consists of sand and pebble or concrete beaches with a total length of 279 m.

A sun lounger and umbrella can be rented for a fee. Some beaches have water attractions and playgrounds for children.

The water on the coastline is very warm and clean. In some places, ladders and handrails are equipped for launching into the water.

In the evening, the embankment is also not empty. An abundance of restaurants and cafes offering delicious national cuisine, small souvenir shops and a breathtaking view of the bay attract crowds of tourists.

Staying in Djenovici, you can choose a place to stay depending on your wishes and financial capabilities. There are hotels and hotels from two stars to De Lux class.

It is possible to rent an apartment or a villa with a private pool for the required period.

You should give preference to settling on the second and third lines, as the prices will be much lower, and the panorama from the windows is more picturesque.

After visiting the resort town of Djenovici, many vacationers especially remember the extraordinary beauty of nature and the warm sea.

The benevolent and hospitable population of the city evokes positive emotions, and the abundance of delicious national dishes made from natural products did not leave indifferent even the most discerning gourmets.

The compactness of the town allows you to get from the most remote part to the embankment on foot, which is especially welcomed by vacationers.

The presence of a bus station allows you to get to larger cities for a reasonable fee and to carry out excursions on your own.

Many tourists point out the following disadvantages of staying in Djenovici:

• lack of sufficient infrastructure for young people (bars, discos and entertainment venues);
• concrete slabs on the foreshore (not very convenient if you did not have time to book a sun lounger);
• limited space on city beaches during the season;
• the presence of only two highways in the city, one of which coincides with the pedestrian road along the embankment;
• low level of self-reserved housing provided.

Depending on the goals, expectations and mood for which tourists go on vacation to Djenovici, their perception and residual impressions will be different.

You can learn how you can relax in Djenovici and adjacent towns by renting a car from the video.