Nestled within the cradle of the Trašte Bay, Bigovo beckons travelers to experience the allure of a serene fishing village. Here, life moves at its own unhurried pace, and visitors are embraced by a sense of calm and comfort. Stepping into Bigovo feels like entering a tranquil haven where warm smiles and friendly locals make you feel instantly at home.
In Bigovo, fishing isn't just an occupation; it's a way of life. The village's heartbeat echoes with the rhythmic dance of skilled fishermen casting their nets. Engage with the locals, and you'll uncover the secrets of traditional fishing techniques and the variety of fish species thriving in these waters. Their welcoming demeanor ensures that you leave with more than just a taste of their catch; you depart with lasting friendships.
Beneath the tranquil surface of Bigovo's bay lies the enigmatic shadow of Grispolis, an ancient city shrouded in mystique. Though its exact location remains an elusive secret, the whispers of history suggest its presence. Join us in a journey through time as we unveil the fascinating historical tapestry that cloaks Bigovo and the captivating legend of Grispolis.
The past is not an artifact displayed in a sterile museum; it's a living, breathing entity that infuses every corner of this coastal haven. The history of Bigova is a captivating blend of human resilience and nature's enduring beauty. With each step you take, you'll step back in time, for here, the past melds seamlessly with the present.
Prepare your taste buds for a symphony of flavors that only Montenegro's Grbalj region offers. From succulent sea bass and sea bream to the freshest local produce, Bigovo's cuisine is a delightful revelation. Savor traditional dishes prepared with love and mastery, and indulge in the richness of the region's culinary heritage.
Embark on an aquatic adventure to nearby beaches like Oblatno, Ramla, Misrista, Zanjice, and the secluded Lovorikov Potok, accessible only by boat. Discover the enchantment of Mamula Island and its fortress, once a sentinel guarding the entrance to Boka Bay. Dive into history and swim in the crystal-clear waters surrounding this fascinating island.
Exploring the seascape has never been more convenient, as the village offers boat tours and taxi boat rides, courtesy of friendly locals who know these waters like the back of their hand.
Bigovo may be secluded, but it is a gateway to Montenegro's most cherished treasures. Within an hour's drive, you can explore the enchanting Bay of Boka, the historic cities of Tivat, Kotor, and Herceg Novi, and ascend the magnificent Lovćen mountain via the newly built cable line. Return to Bigovo's embrace, far from the maddening crowds, and let it be your sanctuary amidst the splendor of Montenegro.
