Waterfront Hotel condo rooms in world-class luxury resort on the Adriatic Coast

The key elements for the developing of a sustainable community and town, as well as a successful balance between the economic, ecological, and social aspects of the project are:

• Site planning with low density development


• Green areas and green building design principles


• Water conservation


• Waste management and regional material use


• Reduced energy consumption


• Total built-up area: 425 000 sq.m.

Only 6% of the total area will be developed, 94% will remain as natural.

Excellent location
These world-class properties are situated among untouched nature of Montenegro at the Adriatic coast, featuring unobstructed sea views.

Complete infrastructure and community facilities
The development offers all living amenities, including shops, bars, restaurants, schools and medical centres.

Key attractions
2 marinas with mooring and docking support facilities, 7 hotels and a year-round world-class 18-hole golf course.

Low taxes
With a flat-rate income and corporate tax (9%), Montenegro’s tax system has become one of most attractive in Europe.

Simple legal framework
Foreign investors and Montenegrin citizens are treated equally, so buying and registering property is easy.

Early bird benefit
Montenegro is at beginning of the real estate development cycle. Early buyers will benefit from a low entry price point and price appreciation over time.

Currency safety
Buying and selling using the EURO currency – limiting currency risk.

Sustainability
The Development takes an environmentally friendly approach as well as low density development strategy, which puts the environment in the centre of all decisions.

Stability
The government of Montenegro is committed to reform, prosperity and dynamic growth.

Partnership
The management structure consists of a Swiss developer - Orascom Development Ltd. (90%), renowned for its precision and accuracy in the execution of successful integrated town developments around the world, and the Government of Montenegro (10%)

“Stunning unspoiled coastlines” – Conde Nast Traveller
“Emerging superstar with wild beauty” – Lonely Planet
“A country of pristine nature and medieval towns, clear water and clearer air” – The Times
“Fastest growing travel and tourism economy in the world for the next ten years” – UN WTTC 2011

Exotic and undiscovered, this amazing spot on the Adriatic coast is easily accessible from everywhere in Europe.

This part of Adriatic Coast is a unique blend of untouched nature and local heritage and the resort features eco-friendly architecture and world class facilities.

Montenegro is known worldwide for its historic treasures, such as the Old Town of Budva, the UNESCO-listed fjord in Kotor, the largest canyon in Europe - Tara Canyon, the Balkan Peninsula’s largest lake - Skadar.

The peninsula’s 35 km of coastline combines olive groves and rich vegetation with authentic fishing villages.

The region offers varied terrain and diverse opportunities for activity – skiing in Kolain mountain, hiking in 5 natural parks, sailing, swimming, golf, biking, caving, white water rafting.