Sort of feels like two countries in the north.

You've got pine tree forests, lots of lakes and mountains.

Lots of snow is well on just a few hours to south, you've got this Adriatic Mediterranean coast, a lot of warmth and great seafood.

In northern Montenegro, we stayed in first place called Coalition, which is right up in the mountains.

And you've got these tiny a frame houses built for snow on these tiny little villages.

Thing we moved on to Dermot or National Park, which was fantastic, really, really beautiful scenery.

Because it was out ski season, there were hardly any people there.

Way went down to central Montenegro, which has the Ostroff Monastery and which is definitely one of my highlights.

It's a blindingly white tiny monastery built into these mountains, and no one knows exactly how they were built.

After that, we went down to the Bay of Cantor Thing.

Defining moment of the trip was driving around a bend to see the bay of appear on.

Do you see this navy blue, massive see little villages below.

We stayed in the walled city off old tank a tour, which was amazing.

It was quite bustling, busy in comparison to the villages, which was great, aunt.

Also, one thing I would recommend is climbing the old battlements in the morning before the crowds get there.

Scenery everywhere in Montenegro, it's amazing.

Driving through the country really build up a picture of the country as a whole way drove across to Dubrovnik.

Dubrovnik itself, when it comes into view, is really spectacular.

It's just like something from a fairy tale on the walls of the city of really prominent Dubrovnik was amazing, particularly for the sunsets.

I think two days we were there, we sort of based our plans around where to see the best sunset.

Also, you can get a cable car up to the top of the hill into Broadneck, which I definitely recommend.

Overall, the experience was completely different.

Any other trip I've been on e think it was partly due to the road trip element of it.

It was also about getting back to nature as well, with the lakes forest hooking E 100% recommend road tripping through Montenegro.

To anyone, it's completely under the radar.

It's very different to any other country of experienced.