Quick Overview
Luštica Bay represents Montenegro's most ambitious coastal development - a €1.5 billion integrated resort town on 690 hectares of pristine Adriatic coastline. Developed by Orascom Development Holding in partnership with the Montenegrin government, this master-planned community offers luxury residences, a 5-star Chedi hotel, world-class marina, and Montenegro's first championship golf course, all designed to create an authentic Mediterranean lifestyle destination.
1. The Vision
Launched in 2008 as Montenegro's first major greenfield investment, Luštica Bay emerged from a visionary partnership between the Government of Montenegro (10% stake) and Switzerland-based Orascom Development Holding (90%). With Orascom's proven track record - having transformed desert into the thriving El Gouna resort town in Egypt and revitalized the alpine resort of Andermatt in Switzerland - Luštica Bay benefits from over 30 years of integrated resort expertise.
The development philosophy centers on creating a "modern town where none existed, in a location of outstanding beauty." Rather than building another seasonal resort, Orascom envisioned a sustainable year-round community that would honor Montenegro's coastal heritage while providing contemporary luxury. This approach manifests in the architecture, which deliberately uses traditional Montenegrin vernacular - local stone façades, terracotta roofs, and low-rise buildings that cascade naturally down the hillside.
The masterplan preserves environmental integrity by developing only 10% of the land, leaving the remainder as protected green space. Strict environmental standards govern construction, including marine ecology protection through specialized pontoon systems that avoid damaging seagrass beds. The project has won multiple international awards, including the European Property Award for Best Residential Development in Montenegro and recognition as the "Best Integrated City Project" in the region.
What distinguishes Luštica Bay from typical resort developments is its commitment to authenticity. Architects intentionally varied building designs, street layouts, and even shutter colors to create the feel of an organic Mediterranean village that has evolved over centuries. This attention to detail extends to the community planning - when complete, Luštica Bay will house approximately 6,000 residents across 1,000+ apartments and 500+ villas, supported by seven hotels, two marinas, an 18-hole Gary Player-designed golf course, schools, medical facilities, and comprehensive retail offerings.
The timeline spans roughly 25 years, with completion projected around 2035-2038. Major milestones include the 2018 opening of The Chedi Hotel, delivery of the first Marina Village residences, and the ongoing construction of Centrale (the town center) and The Peaks golf residences. Each phase builds upon previous success, with early buyers witnessing dramatic property value appreciation as the vision materializes into reality.
2. Location & Lifestyle
Strategically positioned at the entrance to the UNESCO World Heritage Bay of Kotor while fronting the open Adriatic Sea, Luštica Bay offers residents spectacular dual vistas and peaceful seclusion without sacrificing connectivity. Three international airports serve the development: Tivat Airport just 15 minutes away, Dubrovnik Airport 46 kilometers across the Croatian border, and Podgorica Airport 90 kilometers inland, ensuring year-round international access.
The location choice capitalizes on Montenegro's post-independence tourism boom and the government's strategy to establish Montenegro as the next luxury riviera, rivaling nearby Croatia. The untouched Luštica Peninsula, with its seven kilometers of pristine coastline, provided the perfect canvas for creating an entire seaside town from scratch.
[[IMAGE: Detailed map showing Luštica Bay's location relative to major airports, historic towns like Kotor and Dubrovnik, and key transportation routes across the Bay of Kotor]]
Within Luštica Bay, walkability defines the lifestyle experience. Cobbled pedestrian promenades and pathways link residences to beaches, marina, cafes, and shops. The seaside Lungo Mare walkway already stretches 1.8 kilometers along the waterfront and will extend nearly 5 kilometers upon completion. Residents can stroll or cycle between their homes, the marina, and beach clubs without needing a car, creating the intimate feel of a Mediterranean village.
Beach access represents a major lifestyle advantage. The development features several distinct beach experiences: The Chedi Beach offers hotel-managed luxury with serviced sunbeds and a beach bar; Marina Beach provides an active vibe with water sports and kayak rentals; while the exclusive Almara Beach Club, accessible by water taxi, delivers privacy and gourmet dining in a secluded cove. Residents enjoy access to 5-7 beaches within the immediate vicinity, plus nearby gems like Plavi Horizonti (Blue Horizons) beach just two kilometers away.
The marina serves as the community's social hub, accommodating yachts up to 45 meters with full Port of Entry status for international arrivals. From here, boat owners can explore countless coves throughout Boka Bay or sail to the historic UNESCO-listed Kotor Bay. The marina promenade hosts regular events including markets, outdoor concerts, and cultural performances, fostering community engagement.
Dining and retail offerings continue expanding as the development matures. Marina Village currently features waterfront restaurants serving Montenegrin-Adriatic cuisine, Italian fare, and fresh seafood, complemented by boutique stores, a wine bar, and essential services. The five-star Chedi Hotel contributes several upscale venues, including fine dining restaurants, a brasserie, and beachfront bars. As Centrale develops, larger supermarkets, pharmacies, bakeries, and professional services will serve the year-round population.
Connectivity to the broader region enhances the lifestyle proposition. Tivat town center, just 20-25 minutes away, offers comprehensive services including the upscale Porto Montenegro development, international schools like Arcadia Academy, banks, and clinics. The ancient city of Kotor lies 25-30 minutes away via tunnel, providing weekend access to museums, restaurants, and UNESCO World Heritage sites. For larger shopping or nightlife, Budva sits 45 minutes along the scenic coastal road.
The area's trajectory points toward continued upscale development. Nearby projects include the established Porto Montenegro luxury marina village and the recently opened Portonovi resort near Herceg Novi. Orascom has also restored historic Mamula Island into a boutique luxury hotel, signaling deeper investment in the region's tourism infrastructure. These developments collectively form a triangle of luxury hubs around the bay, elevating the entire area's profile and appeal.
Seasonal dynamics create different lifestyle experiences. Summer brings vibrant energy with high occupancy, bustling restaurants, water sports, and regular events. Winter offers tranquil beauty with peaceful beaches, intimate dining, and a close-knit community of year-round residents. The development actively works to expand winter amenities and activities, creating a more balanced year-round lifestyle as Centrale and additional services come online.
3. Property Types
Luštica Bay's diverse property portfolio caters to different lifestyle preferences and budgets while maintaining consistent architectural integrity and luxury standards. All units reflect the coherent design ethos of modern comfort wrapped in traditional Montenegrin charm, using local stone, red tiles, and wood to create buildings that feel naturally integrated into the landscape.
Apartments constitute the majority of offerings, available in Marina Village, Centrale, and upcoming golf-side locations. Studios range from 35-45 square meters, featuring efficient open-plan layouts with spacious terraces maximizing views and outdoor living. One-bedroom units span 45-80 square meters with separate bedrooms and generous living areas, while two-bedroom apartments typically offer 80-110 square meters with master suites and dual-aspect terraces. Three-bedroom units, limited in number and often penthouse-level, provide 120-150 square meters with multiple bathrooms and panoramic sea or marina views.
Marina Village apartments prioritize waterfront lifestyle, with virtually every unit facing the Adriatic. Many buildings include shared swimming pools and direct access to the waterfront promenade. Ground-floor units often feature small gardens or walk-out access. Centrale apartments focus on convenience and year-round living, trading some sea views for proximity to shops, parking, and essential services.
[[IMAGE: Interior of a luxury two-bedroom apartment showing open-plan living with floor-to-ceiling windows, modern kitchen with Miele appliances, and terrace overlooking the marina]]
Townhouses offer villa-like experiences with lower maintenance requirements. These 2-3 bedroom homes typically span 150-170 square meters internally plus private gardens and terraces of 40-90 square meters. Arranged in small clusters cascading down the slope, they provide both privacy and community connection. Each includes private parking, often garages, and many feature plunge pools. Multi-level living arrangements place bedrooms upstairs with living areas at garden level, enhanced by design touches like fireplaces and double-height ceilings.
Villas represent the pinnacle of Luštica Bay luxury. Marina Villas, limited to just four exclusive units in the first phase, were custom-designed in collaboration with buyers, ensuring unique character while maintaining architectural coherence. Golf Villas in The Peaks area occupy larger ridge plots with spectacular dual views of sea and golf course. Sample specifications include 338 square meters internal space with extensive outdoor areas, infinity pools, and landscaped gardens.
The Botanika Collection showcases premium villa offerings with architectural input from renowned firms Block 722 and NRA Atelier. These properties emphasize indoor-outdoor living through large sliding glass walls opening to patios and pools. Buyers often customize interiors extensively, with developers providing "blank canvas" options for personalization.
Interior Specifications reflect luxury positioning across all unit types. Kitchens feature custom fittings with Miele appliances or equivalent European brands, stone countertops, and soft-close mechanisms. Open layouts favor kitchen islands and breakfast bars while maintaining sea view orientation. Bathrooms include high-end Laufen and Catalano sanitary ware paired with Hansgrohe faucets and shower systems. Modern minimalist design incorporates wall-hung toilets, walk-in glass showers, and freestanding bathtubs in larger units.
Flooring typically features porcelain tiles with stone-look finishes in living areas, with engineered wood or laminate in bedrooms for warmth. Upgrade options include premium oak or walnut parquet throughout. All materials are selected for durability in the seaside climate while maintaining aesthetic appeal.
Climate control systems include independent HVAC with multi-split inverter air conditioners. Marina Village luxury buildings feature underfloor heating for winter comfort and towel warmers in bathrooms. Smart home features include digital thermostats and remote climate control in premium units.
Sustainability features align with the development's environmental commitments. Buildings use energy-efficient glazing and insulation, while water management includes recycling systems and centralized sewage treatment. Native landscaping reduces irrigation needs, with recycled water used where necessary. The marina was built with marine ecology protection, using specialized pontoons to avoid seabed damage.
Customization Options allow buyers to personalize their properties. Upgrade packages might include higher-grade parquet flooring, bespoke wood veneer wardrobes, additional Miele appliances, and designer light fixtures. Bathroom upgrades can swap standard chrome fixtures for matte black designs or add double-sink vanities. Villa buyers enjoy full customization control, working with developers on room layouts and finish selections.
Post-handover, the on-site Home Glow interior design store offers furniture and décor from top brands, creating a one-stop solution for turnkey furnishing. Many buyers take advantage of inclusive furniture packages or professional decorating services, ensuring their Mediterranean homes are immediately livable and rental-ready.
Unit delivery includes comprehensive specifications: fitted kitchens, completed bathrooms, climate control systems, built-in wardrobes, and quality lighting throughout. Properties arrive truly turnkey, requiring only personal furnishing to become immediately habitable. This attention to completion quality reflects Orascom's experience delivering luxury developments globally and their commitment to buyer satisfaction.
4. Pricing & Payment
Luštica Bay's pricing reflects its luxury positioning while offering compelling value compared to similar Mediterranean destinations. Current pricing spans from approximately €250,000 for studios to €3+ million for premium villas, with most buyers finding suitable options in the €400,000-€1.2 million range for quality apartments and townhouses.
Studio Apartments in Centrale start around €269,000 for approximately 37 square meters, reflecting €7,200 per square meter for modern finishes and access to all amenities. These represent the most accessible entry point to the Luštica Bay lifestyle while providing potential rental income and future appreciation.
One-Bedroom Apartments vary significantly by location and view. Marina Village units with sea views command around €569,000 for 46 square meters (approximately €12,300 per square meter), while similar-sized Centrale units with partial views price around €300,000-€400,000. This differential illustrates how premium waterfront positioning can double pricing per square meter.
Two-Bedroom Apartments offer the widest selection and represent the "sweet spot" for many buyers. Centrale units around 85 square meters start near €450,000, while prime Marina Village apartments approaching 100 square meters with unobstructed views can reach €800,000-€900,000. Mid-range options with decent views typically cluster in the €500,000-€700,000 bracket.
[[IMAGE: Detailed payment schedule infographic showing the typical structure: 20% down payment, milestone payments during construction, and flexible post-completion installments over 3-5 years]]
Three-Bedroom Apartments typically represent the apartment category's premium tier. A 119 square meter Marina Village unit recently listed at €1.03 million, reflecting about €8,660 per square meter. Even at this size, per-square-meter pricing often decreases slightly, as larger units provide some economy of scale.
Townhouses generally range from €800,000 to €1.3 million depending on size, location, and amenities. A 2-bedroom townhouse around 150 square meters plus garden might start around €800,000, while a 3-bedroom with pool could exceed €1.3 million. Golf-course frontage or exceptional views command premium pricing.
Villas begin around €1.5 million for smaller 3-bedroom properties and can exceed €3.5 million for signature 5-bedroom estates. The Botanika Collection showcases premium offerings, with a 338 square meter villa priced around €3.48 million. These properties include substantial land plots, infinity pools, and extensive customization, justifying premium pricing through exclusivity and features.
View and Floor Premiums significantly impact pricing. Frontline waterfront units typically cost 50-70% more than similar inland properties. Within buildings, higher floors command premiums, though the bigger factor is clearing obstacles for unobstructed views. Top-floor penthouses with features like roof terraces or higher ceilings can add 10-15% premiums. Corner units and southwest-facing properties (for sunset views) also carry markups.
Payment Plans represent one of Luštica Bay's most attractive features. The developer offers generous, interest-free financing that significantly reduces buyer barriers. Typical structures include 20-25% down payment at Sales and Purchase Agreement signing, followed by stage payments during construction, and remarkably, continued installments for up to 5 years post-completion at 0% interest.
A sample payment schedule might structure as: 5% reservation deposit, 15% additional at SPA signing (totaling 20%), 10% at foundation completion, 10% at roof completion, 15% at interior completion, 10% at handover, and the remaining 35% spread over 20 quarterly payments post-handover. This structure allows buyers to move in while still paying for their property, with rental income potentially covering installments.
Financing Alternatives exist through local banks, though most buyers prefer the developer's interest-free plans. Montenegrin banks like Crnogorska Komercijalna Banka and Erste Bank offer mortgages to non-residents with typically 50% loan-to-value ratios and 5-6% interest rates. Given the developer's 0% financing, traditional mortgages make less financial sense for most buyers.
Cost Transparency enhances buyer confidence. Purchasing new property in Montenegro carries no 3% transfer tax (applicable only to resales), as new builds are subject to VAT already included in pricing. Closing costs remain modest: notary fees around 0.01% of property value plus fixed amounts (typically €250-€300 for a €300,000 property), legal fees of 1-1.5%, and registration expenses. Agent commissions, if applicable, are typically handled by developers for new sales.
Historical Appreciation provides confidence in pricing trends. Initial sales around 2012 averaged €2,800 per square meter, while by 2018, frontline properties sold at €5,700 per square meter - effectively doubling in six years. While future appreciation may moderate as the development matures, continued amenity additions, Montenegro's EU trajectory, and limited coastal supply support ongoing value growth.
Currency and Payment Security benefit from Montenegro's Euro adoption, eliminating currency risk for European buyers. International buyers should consider exchange rate timing when converting home currencies. Payment security comes through the phased structure - buyers don't pay everything upfront, with most payments following construction progress or completion. While formal escrow isn't standard, notaries can hold funds if requested, and the contract structure protects buyer interests throughout the process.
The combination of transparent pricing, flexible payment terms, and strong appreciation history makes Luštica Bay financially accessible despite its luxury positioning, with many buyers finding the developer financing more attractive than traditional mortgages or full cash payments.
5. Buyer Profiles
Luštica Bay attracts a sophisticated international clientele representing over 40 nationalities, with three distinct buyer profiles emerging based on motivation, usage patterns, and lifestyle priorities.
• Vacationing Families (Seasonal Retreat Seekers)
- Primarily Northern Europeans (UK, Germany, Scandinavia) and affluent regional families (Serbia, Russia)
- Professionals in their 40s-50s or multi-generational groups seeking Mediterranean escape
- Motivated by emotional lifestyle factors: family summers by the sea, safe environment for children, legacy asset building
- Usage: 4-8 weeks summer residence plus holiday periods, often rent remainder for cost coverage
- Value family amenities: kids' clubs, sports facilities, international community, proximity to schools
• Investor-Landlords (ROI-Driven Global Citizens)
- Middle Eastern investors (UAE, Lebanon, Egypt), Asian buyers (China, Singapore), European capital allocators
- View property primarily as portfolio diversification and yield generation
- Motivated by Montenegro's growth trajectory, rental yields of 5-6%, residency benefits, and currency stability
- Usage: Minimal personal use, immediate rental pool participation, potential medium-term appreciation play
- Focus on financial metrics: occupancy rates, net yields, capital appreciation, exit liquidity
• Lifestyle Relocators (Year-Round Mediterranean Living)
- Retirees, semi-retirees, remote workers seeking extended residence or permanent relocation
- Common origins include Western Europe, US, and Montenegrin diaspora returning home
- Motivated by quality of life improvements: climate, cost of living, community, healthcare access
- Usage: 4-12 months annually, deep community engagement, utilizing year-round services
- Prioritize: residency permits, local integration, seasonal balance, comprehensive amenities
[[IMAGE: Collage showing diverse buyer personas - families enjoying beach activities, professional investors reviewing property documents, and retirees relaxing on terraces with sea views]]
Residency and Tax Advantages appeal across all buyer types. Montenegro offers straightforward temporary residency for property owners regardless of investment amount. The process involves submitting ownership proof, background checks, and health insurance to local immigration offices, typically resulting in renewable one-year permits leading to permanent residency after five years.
Tax benefits include Montenegro's flat 15% income tax rate, relatively low property taxes (0.25-1% annually), and favorable rental income treatment with 30% expense deductions available. Capital gains tax of 15% applies to property sales, though exemptions may apply for long-term primary residences. The absence of inheritance tax for close relatives supports legacy planning.
Location Appeal varies by profile but centers on Montenegro's strategic position offering both tranquility and connectivity. NATO membership and EU candidate status provide political stability, while the Euro currency eliminates exchange rate concerns. Three nearby international airports ensure global accessibility, while the developing infrastructure supports both holiday and full-time residence.
Community Dynamics enhance the buyer experience across profiles. The international mix creates cosmopolitan social opportunities, with organized events, sports clubs, and cultural activities fostering connections. Children from multiple countries play together, while adults form lasting friendships through shared amenities and experiences.
Investment Rationale combines lifestyle returns with financial logic. Even family buyers appreciate that their retreat home likely appreciates while providing annual enjoyment. Investor-landlords recognize that Luštica Bay's managed services and international marketing reduce typical rental property challenges. Relocators value having appreciating assets in a stable, growing market while enjoying improved daily life quality.
Market Timing favors all buyer types as Montenegro transitions from emerging to established destination. Early buyers witnessed dramatic appreciation as the project proved viable, while current buyers benefit from reduced development risk and established community while still participating in continued growth as amenities complete.
The buyer diversity creates a stable, year-round community rather than a seasonal ghost town, supporting property values and rental demand while enriching the social environment for all residents.
6. Legal Process
Montenegro's legal framework strongly supports foreign property ownership, with the purchase process being straightforward, transparent, and well-protected through established procedures and international developer standards.
Ownership Structure grants full freehold ownership to foreign buyers without restrictions. When purchasing in Luštica Bay, buyers receive clear title ("List Nepokretnosti") listing them as owners of their specific unit plus undivided shares of common areas and land. The cadastre system digitally records all properties and ownership, providing secure, internationally recognized title registration.
Purchase Timeline typically spans 4-8 weeks from initial reservation to contract signing, with additional time for construction completion if buying off-plan. The process begins with a simple Reservation Agreement securing the chosen unit for 1-2 months while formal contracts are prepared, accompanied by a refundable deposit of €5,000-€10,000.
During the reservation period, buyers conduct due diligence through qualified legal counsel. Lawyers verify land registry extracts confirming clear developer title, review building permits and project approvals, and examine the comprehensive Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA). Luštica Bay's government partnership and established track record typically result in clean due diligence with minimal complications.
[[IMAGE: Legal process flowchart showing the step-by-step procedure from initial inquiry through reservation, SPA signing at notary, payment milestones, handover, and final title registration]]
Sales and Purchase Agreement Signing requires notarization under Montenegrin law, ensuring impartial oversight and proper procedure. Buyers can attend personally or grant Power of Attorney to representatives, with court-certified translators present for non-Montenegrin speakers. The notary confirms identities, ensures contract understanding, and registers the purchase in the real estate registry, effectively blocking the property from other sales.
Payment Structure Protection builds buyer security through phased payments tied to construction milestones and completion. Rather than paying everything upfront, buyers typically pay 20-25% at SPA signing, with remaining amounts spread across construction progress points and post-completion installments. This structure means buyers retain most funds until receiving delivered properties.
Construction and Delivery Safeguards include contract clauses specifying completion deadlines with grace periods for minor delays, penalty payments for significant delays, and comprehensive warranty coverage (typically one year for general defects, longer for structural elements). Orascom's proven global delivery record and continued investment provide additional confidence beyond contractual protections.
Title Transfer and Registration occurs either at handover or after final payment, depending on the payment structure. The notary submits signed contracts to the Cadastre Office, which updates ownership records and issues new title lists showing buyer ownership. Extended payment plans may involve registering buyer title with developer security charges until full payment completion.
Legal Fees and Costs remain modest and transparent. New property purchases avoid the 3% transfer tax applicable to resales, as new builds include VAT in pricing. Notary fees follow official tariffs (roughly 0.01% of property value plus fixed amounts), while legal representation typically costs 1-1.5% of purchase price. Registration and administrative fees add minimal additional costs.
Contract Protections include detailed property specifications, clear payment schedules, completion guarantees, default remedies, and comprehensive warranty provisions. Standard SPAs protect both parties while being refined through hundreds of previous transactions. Buyers can negotiate minor modifications, though most find standard terms favorable given the developer's reputation and government backing.
Post-Purchase Requirements include utility transfers, homeowner association membership, tax registration, and potentially residency applications. The developer typically assists with these transitions, providing contact information and guidance for new owners. Property management services can handle ongoing administrative requirements for absentee owners.
Dispute Resolution follows Montenegrin law and courts, though the government partnership and developer reputation make serious disputes unlikely. Contract enforcement mechanisms provide remedies for both completion delays and buyer default, while the established legal framework supports property rights protection.
Government Backing adds security through the state's 10% project stake and active support for foreign investment. Environmental and planning approvals were secured at the highest levels, while the partnership structure aligns government interests with project success. This backing reduces regulatory risks while supporting continued development and value protection.
The legal process combines Montenegro's stable property law framework with international development standards, creating secure, transparent transactions that protect buyer interests while facilitating smooth ownership transfer and ongoing property enjoyment.
7. Final Thoughts
Luštica Bay stands as Montenegro's premier coastal development success story, transforming untouched peninsula landscape into a world-class integrated resort community while maintaining environmental integrity and authentic Mediterranean character. The project's evolution from ambitious vision to functioning reality demonstrates both developer capability and market validation.
Confidence Signals abound throughout the development. Orascom's proven global track record, including successful resort towns like El Gouna and Andermatt, provides credibility backed by consistent delivery. The government partnership ensures regulatory support and long-term stability, while international awards recognize planning and execution excellence. Media coverage from Forbes, Telegraph, and industry publications validates the project's growing reputation.
Most importantly, buyer satisfaction remains high across diverse international ownership representing over 40 nationalities. Early purchasers have witnessed dramatic property value appreciation - from €2,800 per square meter in 2012 to €5,700+ by 2018 - while enjoying lifestyle benefits and strong rental yields. The functioning community, with occupied residences, operating businesses, and active marina, proves the concept works in practice.
Market Positioning benefits from Montenegro's trajectory toward EU membership, NATO security, and growing tourism sector. Limited coastal development opportunities, combined with increasing international awareness, support continued value appreciation. The project's unique scale and integrated amenities create competitive advantages difficult to replicate elsewhere along the Adriatic.
[[IMAGE: Stunning sunset view over Luštica Bay showing the completed marina village with yachts, terraced residences with lights beginning to twinkle, and the Adriatic Sea extending to the horizon]]
Future Outlook remains optimistic as construction progresses toward full completion around 2035. Each delivered amenity - the upcoming golf course, expanded Centrale town center, additional hotels, and completed infrastructure - should enhance property values and community appeal. The developer's continued investment, including concurrent projects like Mamula Island, demonstrates long-term commitment to the region.
For prospective buyers, Luštica Bay offers rare combination of lifestyle enhancement and investment potential in a politically stable, Euro-currency environment with straightforward foreign ownership laws. Whether seeking family retreat, investment yield, or lifestyle relocation, the development provides compelling value compared to similar Mediterranean destinations.
The development's maturation from construction site to functioning community has largely eliminated early-stage risks while preserving appreciation potential. Current buyers benefit from proven concept validation, established infrastructure, and growing community while participating in continued value creation as remaining amenities complete.
Ready to explore Montenegro's premier coastal community? Schedule a personal site tour to experience Luštica Bay firsthand, or download our comprehensive buyer's guide with current availability, pricing, and payment options. Our international sales team can arrange virtual tours, connect you with satisfied owners, and guide you through the straightforward purchase process. Contact Luštica Bay directly or request information through their website to begin your Mediterranean property journey.
The opportunity to own in Montenegro's flagship development, with its unique combination of natural beauty, luxury amenities, and international community, represents both lifestyle enhancement and sound investment in one of Europe's most promising emerging markets.