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Porto Montenegro Yacht Club Pool Joins The Ranks Of The World’s Best

Porto Montenegro Yacht Club Pool is acknowledged with an award by the World’s Finest Clubs®

Over the past few years, Porto Montenegro Yacht Club has been a favourite with us here at Luxurious Magazine and many of our friends around the world. It’s never an easy task to go up against the biggest players in the world of high-end yacht clubs but Porto Montenegro appears to be more than holding its own.

The club was only launched in 2010 so their rise has been quite staggering and coupled with the facilities at Porto Montenegro Marina (regarded by some as the Mediterranean’s leading superyacht homeport) the club’s rise towards the top sees no sign of slowing down. In addition to it’s award-winning pool, Porto Montenegro Yacht Club boasts a newly refurbished clubhouse, members room, tennis and sports clubs, meeting rooms, private dining and outdoor restaurants and bar.

On June 29th 2016, an official event took place at Porto Montenegro Yacht Club to celebrate the handover of the award by The World’s Finest Clubs director David Huels. The World’s Finest Clubs® was Founded in 2003 in Switzerland and represents high quality in the premium entertainment and service. Other recipients of the award includes well-known venues such as the Soho Rooms Moscow, Matignon Paris and Marquee Las Vegas.

About the Porto Montenegro Yacht Club Pool Porto Montenegro Yacht Club’s newly re-furbished 64 meter infinity pool welcomes Yacht Club members and guests every day in summer. With day beds for up to 188 people, private shower cubicles and changing rooms as well as a 20-seater lounge area it’s ideal for groups and parties wanting high quality catering and a liberal dose of pampering.

At the foot of the yacht club’s pool is the summer restaurant providing a menu of poolside classics with an Italian twist, as well as expertly mixed cocktails and a selection of international wines.

Porto Montenegro Yacht Club – Where and how

By Air Just 3 hours from all major European cities, Porto Montenegro is easily accessible via three international airports – Tivat (7km), Dubrovnik (46km) and Podgorica (90km). All offer good connections for charter and scheduled airlines, as well as landing facilities for private aircraft.

By Sea If you’re travelling by yacht, the marina is only a few nautical miles inland from the mouth of the Boka Bay. Our Yacht Assist team and Marina Office are available to help you through each step of your arrival, including customs and immigration directly from the berth. Call +382 (0)32 660 990 or tune-in to VHF channel 71. Porto Montenegro’s GPS position is 42’26.03’N 018’41.33’E.

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Cantilevered over the water with views of the surrounding mountains and the Boka Bay, this 64 metre infinity pool is for many Porto Montenegro’s star attraction. Designed by specialists Richard Hywel Evans and Studio RHE, the pool features a sculpture by Catalan artist Jaume Plensa entitled ‘8 Possibilities’, day beds for up to 188 people, showers, changing facilities, a VIP area and a lounge area for larger groups.

PMYC RESTAURANT & BAR

Perfectly placed for poolside spectating, this daytime restaurant provides a menu of lunchtime classics with Italian influences, as well as expertly mixed cocktails and a selection of international wines. This informal daytime eatery is open to the general public and PMYC members, featuring a selection of fresh salads, seafood pastas and grilled fish using locally sourced ingredients prepared in a refined yet casual style. Open in summer only but available for private hire all year round.

DE GUSTIBUS RESTAURANT AND BAR

De Gustibus occupies the mezzanine and top floors of the PMYC complex. This evening fish restaurant and adjacent lounge bar overlook the pool below, dramatically illuminated at night. Guests can choose from the day’s catch, with fresh local fish the order of the day. The ideal spot for a romantic dinner or evening drink as the sun sets over the horizon.

PLATINUM NIGHTCLUB

Quickly established as the reference point in Montenegro for international nightlife each summer, Platinum’s sleek interiors, mirrored bar, visiting DJs and dynamic cocktail waiters all make for an exciting night out. Many choose to combine dinner and drinks at De Gustibus with a dance downstairs in the club afterwards.

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Located in the beautiful fjord-like Bay of Kotor, this vast award-winning marina offers an array of five-star facilities, including a vibrant marina village, upscale bars, restaurants, designer emporiums and high-end boutiques.

Once a historic naval base, Porto Montenegro is now one of the most elite marinas in the Mediterranean . 

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This multi award-winning marina has a range of excellent marina facilities, including a vast array of berths catering to all sizes up to 250m LOA, duty-free fuelling, free WiFi and well-equipped chandlery, as well as world-class superyacht services, provisioning agents, duty-free wines and spirits, and much much more. 

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At the heart of the marina lies the glamorous yacht club, which offers its exclusive members a range of exceptional facilities, including a 64-meter infinity pool, fitness centre and tennis courts, as well as access to its mezzanine cocktail bar, rooftop restaurant and vibrant nightclub. 

Tivat International Airport is 10 minute's drive from the marina and can accommodate private jets and chartered flights; perfect for quick, fuss-free transfers to your waiting charter yacht.

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Why Montenegro Is On Track to Be the Next French Riviera

“Then came the war, old sport...I was promoted to be a major, and every Allied government gave me a decoration—even Montenegro, little Montenegro down on the Adriatic Sea!” Jay Gatsby's words have been immortalized in F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1925 masterpiece, The Great Gatsby. And as a result, for generations of readers, the sovereign state of Montenegro, or rather, "little Montenegro," as Gatsby sardonically calls it, became known as the ultimate cast-off country, more of a novelty than a nation. Yet those words were written nearly a century ago, and much has changed since the summer of 1924 when Fitzgerald sat in the French Riviera to write his most famous novel.

No, we don't like being compared to Monaco. Monaco has lost its soul—there's no real atmosphere there anymore.

Like most nations that have experienced the carnage of war, Montenegro is a complex place. Mix in the facts that the Yugoslav Wars (which involved six different Slavic countries) was less than three decades ago, and that it later peacefully gained independence from Serbia in 2006, and a country such as Montenegro is not only complicated but unusually so. Yet, things are on the rise in the tiny Balkan nation (which is sandwiched between Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, and Albania) and have been for over a decade. Sure, it helps that the country's mountains and lakes and coastline along the Adriatic Sea are stunningly beautiful, but the people are about as friendly and warm as the Mediterranean climate. In fact, it's not just the unspoiled terrain, ample sunlight, and hospitable locals that have made Montenegro an exciting travel destination but also a bevy of newly renovated and built luxury hotels and restaurants, which have caused some to call Montenegro the next French Riviera. And while the Côte d'Azur is alluring for countless reasons, parts of southern France has lost its charm, mainly due to the endless stampede of tourists coming to soak up the legendary sun. Montenegro, on the other hand, has the same incredible local cuisines, wines, and splendid natural beauty of the Riviera —yet hasn't forfeited its soul with an influx of visitors from other countries.

A look at one wing of Porto Montenegro, a beautiful yacht marina that, when completed in 2009, was among the most ambitious leisure projects in Europe.

Montenegro's biggest industry is tourism, but that doesn't mean one will be swarmed by travelers snapping pictures and crowding every inch of the beach. To this end, the country has spent the past decade proving that they don't merely want to bring in hoards of crowds from around the world, but rather those travelers who are looking for a highly-luxurious getaway. Indeed, one of the surest signs of Montenegro's bright future is with such landmarks as Porto Montenegro. Completed in 2009, Porto Montenegro is a beautiful yacht marina that was envisioned and primarily financed by the late Canadian billionaire Peter Munk (it's rumored that he saw the plot of earth while flying over it in an airplane and knew he had to build something spectacular on it).

An aerial view of the charming town of Kotor, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and located near Porto Montenegro.

Anytime a major yacht marina is built anywhere around the world, comparisons to Monaco are inevitable. But that's not what Porto Montenegro is hoping to achieve. In fact, far from it. "No, we don't like being compared to Monaco," says Kai Dieckmann, general manager of the Regent Porto Montenegro , the first five-star property in Boka Bay (the clean and calm body of water that Porto Montenegro is located on). "In my opinion, Monaco has lost its soul—there's no real atmosphere there anymore," he continues. "But in Montenegro, we have natural beauty, incredible food and wine that are both locally grown, and friendly people. We don't need this country to be a tax haven to attract visitors; they will come without that." The tax benefit Dieckmann is referring to dates back to the late 19th century, when Monaco first began forgoing the collection of income taxes on its residents (by that government's definition, a person must live in Monaco for six months and one day each year to be considered a legal resident). And Dieckmann's words certainly ring true, as investors have swooned over property within the Regent Porto Montenegro (87 rooms can be rented through the hotel, while 62 others were built to be purchased), buying apartments quicker than the hotel can build new ones (the property is currently constructing a new wing of residences that's located on the water, and expected to be completed by mid-2019). The attraction for investors isn't merely the yacht club at their doorstep but also the nearby town of Kotor. Located some seven miles from Porto Montenegro, the ancient town is incredibly charming (so much so that it's a UNESCO World Heritage site). Locals and visitors alike can enjoy the small alleyways that climb up to a number of churches, shops, and restaurants.

A look inside the small town of Kotor and the dramatic limestone cliffs in the background.

There's perhaps no greater example pointing to the fact that times have drastically changed in the Balkan country than the creation of Porto Montenegro. Indeed, the waters used by Porto Montenegro to berth their 450 yachts at any given time was the exact same area once used by the Soviets to build and maintain ships of war (the group plans to expand the number of berths to 850). But that doesn't mean Porto Montenegro is shying away from its history. On a plot of land that could easily have been torn down and used for any number of profit-seeking adventures, the group has stationed an old Soviet submarine (which can be toured) as well as a museum that explains the history of the land from the mid–19th century to modern times. Porto Montenegro is so proud of its history, in fact, that just a few weeks ago it held the country's first-ever international fashion show . And the backdrop? A Soviet-era submarine.

A view inside a newly completed wing of the Regent Porto Montenegro, which includes properties available for purchase.

While Montenegro may be a newly discovered gem for many everyday Westerners, it has a rich past in hosting some of the biggest celebrities in history. Sveti Stefan (pictured at the top of the article), for example, was a favorite hotel for such luminaries as Sophia Loren, Marilyn Monroe, and others. Owned by the prestigious Aman group, this island-hotel was built within the existing foundation of a 16th-century village that was originally erected by local Montenegrins who were outrunning the Ottomans. Today, however, the rooms within the five-star hotel still maintain much of the original architecture. As a result, the door frames to certain rooms may be awkwardly small. But guests who might bump their head are rewarded when looking out their bedroom window to unobstructed views of the Adriatic.

The Yacht Club Pool at Porto Montenegro has become a hot spot in the country, as visitors flock to enjoy the views from the infinity pool overlooking the Bay of Kotor.

For decades, much of what makes the French Riviera such an attractive locale (including, of course, the climate, culture, and scenery) is that it's a very enjoyable environment to live in. For any potential transplant debating a move to a new country, crime is certainly an issue taken into serious consideration. Here, Montenegro actually outpaces European countries such as France, while landing only one spot behind the U.K. (this is according to rankings from the 2018 Global Peace Index , which takes into consideration such indicators as relations with neighboring countries, terrorist activity, and levels of violent crime, among others). But that doesn't mean that Montenegro isn't still a risk for investors looking to strike gold on the next French Riviera. While Montenegro has taken serious steps to adding more stability and economic promise for its future (such as their recent ascension into NATO in 2017, a move that's setting the Balkan nation one step closer to finally join the European Union), there's still much work to be done.

A view of the Regent Porto Montenegro at night. The restaurants and bars at the lobby level are connected to beautiful tree-lined walk ways that are only mere feet away from the Bay of Kotor. Balcony views overlook the yacht marina, bay, and mountains in the distance.

As the saying goes, where there's risk, there's also reward, and it's evident that there are many people in the world who are betting big on Montenegro's success in the near future. It's not uncommon to travel through the scenic little villages along the Adriatic coast (such as Kotor or Budva) and see multimillion-dollar homes being built in the surrounding mountainsides. Yet, unlike St. Tropez, Cannes, or Monaco, many of these massive estates don't have legitimate roads leading to them but rather potholed, dirt-laden paths that are in serious need of repair. In fact, Montenegro is the only country in Europe that doesn't currently have a highway (for what it's worth, the country also doesn't have a single McDonald's). The lack of a highway leaves many government officials nervous about their fate in an increasingly globalized economy. Recently, however, the government signed a multibillion-dollar deal with the Chinese government to build a highway that would span some hundred miles of road. The massive infrastructure project, which has its share of skeptics, is intended to connect the port city of Bar with the Serbian town of Boljare. Due to the many lakes and mountains that pepper Montenegro's diverse landscape, this route currently takes approximately four hours to complete. With the new highway, however, the drive would be cut in half.

The terms of the deal for this Chinese-funded highway are such that if Montenegro is unable to pay the roughly $3.2 billion back by 2040 (at a 2 percent rate of interest), then the Chinese government can seize certain parts of Montenegro's territory. Such are the risks some investors are willing to take with this small, beautiful coastal country. Who knows? With Montenegro's current trajectory in building luxurious hotels, and its propensity to lure deep-pocketed investors, maybe in the not-so-distant future the roles will be reversed: A young novelist will sit at a table and, in his or her book, write a scene involving the splendors and luxe throughout "ritzy Montenegro."

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Porto Montenegro Yacht Club (PMYC) nalazi se u centru jedriličarskog, sportskog i društvenog života naše zajednice. Kao međunarodno priznati centar izvrsnosti, PMYC promoviše i širi dostupnost jedrenja i drugih vodenih sportova kroz sve gušći kalendar regata, ohrabrujući učešće na svakom nivou i za svakoga, bez obzira na starost ili iskustvo.

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PMYC obuhvata tri izdvojene grupe – jedriličarsku, jahting i veslačku – od kojih svaka ima svog kapetana i sve su posvećene njegovanju zainteresovanosti i učešća u datoj disciplini, omogućavajući pojedincima sa sličnim interesovanjima, parovima, porodicama i prijateljima da podijele iskustvo i uživanje, kako na moru tako i na kopnu.

Članstvo u PMYC daje Vam pravo pristupa nizu sadržaja i vrijednih popusta na aktivnosti na moru i na kopnu. Dostupan je niz paketa za članove različitih nivoa, od kojih svaki nudi bogatu mješavinu sadržaja i privilegija u vezi sa rekreacijom, zdravljem, fitnesom i razonodom. Za više informacija molimo Vas pošaljite e-mail poruku PMYC1 ili posjetite sajt PMYC2.

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