Property investors flock to the 'jewel of the adriatic'

Since it gained independence in 2006, however, Montenegro has been catching up. Unable to rely on the old industries such as steel-making, it has sought tourism, and investors from around the world have looked at its dramatic, unspoilt coastline and seen somewhere ripe for expansion.

Billions of pounds are flooding into the country, much of it to build smart waterside properties. For a fraction of the price of a top-end property elsewhere – holiday apartments start at around £150,000 – you can buy a haven in a growing nation. No wonder buyers are piling in. Read More: The Telegraph: