Montenegro is on the rise as a top tourism destination in 2025, with visa-free travel restored for Turkish citizens—albeit with a shorter 30-day stay—which strengthens tourism ties and aligns the country with EU standards. Tourism arrivals are hitting near-record highs, with strong interest from diverse international markets. Supporting this growth, a €33 million World Bank loan is boosting local fisheries and agrifood sectors, enhancing the coastal tourism experience through better quality and sustainability.
As Montenegro’s tourism sector evolves, there is a strong focus on extending the tourist season beyond the summer and developing northern mountain and winter tourism opportunities. This diversification brings new excitement for visitors seeking adventure and unique experiences throughout the year. Among these offerings, paragliding at the stunning Becici, near Budva, stands out as a thrilling way to explore Montenegro’s breathtaking landscapes from the sky. Whether you seek adrenaline or serene panoramic views, paragliding offers an unforgettable perspective of the Adriatic coast and mountain scenery.
The combination of growing visitor numbers, improving infrastructure, and policy measures to ensure safety and EU alignment sets a vibrant backdrop for outdoor sports tourism. Montenegro’s natural beauty, complemented by innovative tourism investments and digital economy initiatives, makes it an appealing destination for active travelers. The recent restoration of visa-free access for Turkish visitors and ongoing efforts to boost year-round tourism signify a robust, forward-looking travel environment.
If you want to add an extraordinary element to your Montenegro visit, paragliding in Becici offers the perfect adventure. From soaring over stunning coastlines to floating peacefully among mountain peaks, this sport attracts travelers wanting to embrace both thrill and tranquility. Book your paragliding experience now and elevate your Montenegro journey to unforgettable heights.