19의 티밧가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The observation tower provides a better overview of the nature reserve.

Picturesque old villages along the bay would be missed by ferry crossing.

The island of flowers was once home to the Orthodox Monastery of St. Michael the Archangel, hence its older name, Miholjska Prevlaka. The monastery was considered a Nemanjid foundation. What is certain is that around 1219, St. Sava designated it as the seat of the Zeta bishopric. The monastery and church were destroyed by the Venetians in the 15th century.

Not far from the ruins of the destroyed church stands the Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity (Serbo-Croatian: Sveta Trojica), built around 1883. It is an Orthodox church.

One of the two towers in Tivatska Solila. A nice place to stop and enjoy the view or watch the waterfowl.

In June 2025, bicycle and pedestrian crossing are still free. Cars 5€

The Solila is a special botanical and animal reserve, situated in the swamp area of the coastal part of the Bay of Tivat. Due to its importance for the survival of flora which can rarely be found in the area of 800 km long East Adriatic coast, as well as due to the fact that it is a habitat for endangered species of amphibians, reptiles and birds - Solila is the first area in Montenegro to be put under this level of protection. It is the first protected coastal area after 1986. when numerous beaches were protected. The Solila is the emerald habitat of the Bern Convention and the International Important Area for birds (Important Bird Area) in Montenegro - IBA.

Very scenic peak overlooking Tivat, which is bacically a long 500m ridge. Trail leading up to the top is not easy to find & its still unmarked