Welcome to Montenegro

- a small country with a grand sense of drama where emerald mountains tumble into sapphire seas and medieval towns glow under Adriatic sunsets.
Wander cobbled streets in Kotor, sail through Europe’s deepest canyon, and swim from hidden coves to glamorous beaches all in one day.
Here, wild nature, ancient history, and effortless beauty meet, inviting you to slow down, breathe deeply, and fall a little bit in love.

• Capital of Montenegro: Podgorica
• Population of Montenegro: 0.6 million - 39th in Europe
• Size of Montenegro: 13,812 km2 - 37th in Europe
• Languages in Montenegro: Montenegrin is the official languages, but Serbian is widely spoken

Highlights

1. The Bay of Kotor, a dramatic fjord-like inlet backed by steep limestone mountains, is Montenegro’s defining landscape, with medieval towns, island churches, and winding coastal roads reflecting in deep blue water
2. The Old Town of Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a compact maze of stone alleys, Romanesque churches, and lively squares enclosed by massive Venetian walls climbing the mountainside
3. The Durmitor National Park, in the north of the country, stuns with jagged peaks, glacial lakes such as the Black Lake, and the Tara River Canyon, the deepest canyon in Europe
4. The Sveti Stefan islet, a photogenic fortified village turned luxury resort, sits on a narrow causeway and is one of the Adriatic’s most iconic postcard views
5. The Tara River Canyon, carved through limestone cliffs, offers breathtaking viewpoints, white-water rafting, and the famous Durdevica Tara Bridge spanning the gorge
6. The Budva Riviera, Montenegro’s most popular beach area, combines sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and nightlife with a compact medieval old town on a rocky peninsula
7. The Lovcen National Park, rising above the Bay of Kotor, features winding mountain roads, sweeping viewpoints, and the mausoleum of national hero Petar II Petrovic-Njegos
8. The Cetinje, Montenegro’s former royal capital, preserves monasteries, museums, and embassies that reflect the country’s political and cultural history
9. The Skadar Lake, shared with Albania, is the Balkans’ largest lake and a haven for birds, water lilies, and traditional fishing villages set against a mountainous backdrop

Best result: 4th place

20

Participations

12

Finals

4

Top 10 results

112

Highest score

Top results

04
Emina Jahovic
Da mogu

05
Dusan Svilar
Kao tebe

06
Zeljko Joksimovic
Ludak kao ja

07
Andrea Demirovic
Odlazim

12
Marina Viskovic
Pogresan raj

14
Natasa Bekvalac
Ja sam dobro

18
Amadeus Band
Nije svinedjo

22
Perper
Zastave

24
Dragana Mirkovic
Drugovi

24
Tijana Todevska-Dapcevic
Kazi mi da znam

29
Ana Stajdohar
​U mraku

00
Emina Jahovic
​Nedostajes 

00
Kao-Kao Band
Sarada

00
Andrija Markovic
​Slab sam na plavuse

00
Dado & Sako Polumenta
​Zenim se

The entries

16. Monteniggers / Mladi pistolero / DNF
40. Monteniggers / So i tekila / DNF
76. Natasa Bekvalac / Ja sam dobro / 14th / 91 points
77. Amadeus Band / Nije svinedjo / 18th / 81 points
78. Andrea Demirovic / Planina / DNQ
79. Ana Stajdohar / U mraku / 29th / 52 points
80. Dado & Sako Polumenta / Zenim se / DNQ
81. Marina Viskovic / Pogresan raj / 12th / 96 points
82. Andrija Markovic / Slab sam na plavuse / DNQ
83. Emina Jahovic / Da mogu / 4th / 110 points
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84. Dragana Mirkovic / Drugovi / 24th / 41 points
85. Tijana Todevska-Dapcevic / Kazi mi da znam / 24th / 36 points
86. Andrea Demirovic / Odlazim / 7th / 105 points
87. Kao-Kao Band / Sarada / DNQ
89. Nora Art / Losa devojka / DNQ
91. Dusan Svilar / Kao tebe / 5th / 112 points
92. Perper / Zastave / 22nd / 52 points *
93. Zeljko Joksimovic / Ludak kao ja / 6th / 99 points
94. Emina Jahovic / Nedostajes / DNQ
237. Durda / ​Dominos / DNF

Emina Jahovic / 4th place

Dusan Svilar / 5th place

Zeljko Joksimovic / 6th place

Andrea Demirovic / 7th place

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Former players:

16 Radovan
40 Slavenko
76-94 Lara
237 Adilson