Aman Sveti Stefan

Located on Montenegro’s Adriatic coastline, Aman Sveti Stefan is a stunning hotel encompassing the former royal residence of Villa Milocer and the iconic fortified islet of Sveti Stefan. Oozing 15^thcentury charm, the romantic islet is joined to the mainland via a narrow isthmus, while its first-class facilities and understated Aman luxuries offer a modern seaside resort.

The cobbled streets of Sveti Stefan house 50 characterful guestrooms, suites, and cottages in restored fishermen’s houses, with exposed stone walls and wooden beams. Villa Milocer houses eight elegant, light-filled suites with palatial bathrooms and generous balconies.

There are myriad restaurants, including the signature Aman restaurant, and piazza with antipasti bar and Mediterranean taverna. The refined Dining Room at Villa Milocer offers contemporary Montenegrin cuisine.

The resort has three private beaches, three swimming pools, and an exquisite spa. There’s an array of guided excursions including wine tasting, birdwatching, and watersports.

Aman Sveti Stefan Information

Location & Getting There
Aman Sveti Stefan is situated in Montenegro, on the coast of the Adriatic Sea in Southeastern Europe between Croatia, Bosnia, and Herzegovina, Serbia, and Albania. The hotel can be accessed via three main airports: in Montenegro, Tivat Airport is 34 km (30-minute drive) from the resort, while Podgorica Airport (also known locally as Golubovci Airport) is 54 km and just over an hour’s drive away. Dubrovnik Airport in Čilipi, Croatia is approximately a 2½-hour drive away.

Accommodation
Each of the 50 rooms features simple décor, wood furnishings, a king-size bed, a separate living room, and a luxurious bathroom. The Sveti Stefan Suite is magnificent and comes with its own swimming pool. The 8 suites in Villa Miločer are beautifully decorated and come with freestanding bathtubs.

Activities
Lightfoot Travel can arrange a multitude of personalized guided excursions to scenic and cultural attractions. These include boating on the Adriatic; visiting the old towns of Budva and Cetinje and the beautifully-preserved baroque city of Perast; discovering peaceful Skadar Lake and exploring the Bay of Kotor, a World Heritage Site. Cycling, bird watching, and wine tasting are also available. There are six spa cottages on the island.

Children
Children are welcome but facilities for them are limited and the steps on the island may not be suitable for those with young children.