Located in one of Europe’s newest countries, Karisma Azul Beach Resort Montenegro offers a world of ultra all-inclusive indulgence and entertainment. It is spread across 17 hectares of land, adjacent to the longest sandy beach on the Adriatic Coast, a whole 14km long. Families, couples and singles seeking a deluxe holiday in Europe should look no further.
While parents savour that precious ‘me’ time, the 4-12 year olds can join in the range of fun activities at the kids’ club. With face painting, drawing, water disco, cooking, football, tennis and games on offer, they can have hours of entertainment while you spend the day relaxing.
The resort boasts eight pools, three for the mini guests to splash around in. While the grown-ups can take part in water aerobic sessions, dance classes, yoga and pilates. If you don’t want to move a muscle, book in for a massage on the sky platform by the beach. In the evening the hotel runs trivia nights, darts competitions and live shows.
The main restaurant, Eat, offers weekly theme nights and specialities from the Mediterranean and Balkan cooking stations. Child-friendly choices are available, including pizza, burgers and ice cream. As part of your all-inclusive perks, one evening meal per week is included at the a la carte Italian themed L’Osteria. You just have to choose which day you would like a tasty Italian dinner paired with fine wine, then reserve your table. Only the best local cuisine is on the evening menu at the Balkan eatery. Reservations are mandatory but you can eat here as many times as you like during your stay. If you love steak or seafood then you should consider a night at ‘The Knife’. Eating here incurs a supplement but you will be treated to the finest fresh fish and the highest quality Wagyu and Angus steaks.
The Evergreen Bar is the ideal venue for a pre or post-dinner drink. Choose from a selection of soft drinks, house wines and beers and devour as your ears are treated to a musical performance. Or for an additional charge you may opt for a cocktail. There are five further places to grab a drink onsite, whether you’re relaxing on the beach, chilling poolside, escaping the heat in the lobby or chatting with mates in the Magnolia Lounge.
Within your air-conditioned room you’ll find a TV with satellite channels, a safe, tea & coffee making facilities and a hairdryer. Plus you don’t need to worry about roaming charges thanks to the complimentary WiFi. The Garden Junior Suites offer a queen size bed in a separate bedroom and a double pull-out sofa in the living room. Here, you can relax with a drink on your garden terrace. The Two Bedroom Swim Up Suites are ideal for families wanting a bit of extra space and easy access to a pool.
Nearby is the Solana Ulcinj wildlife sanctuary where migrating birds can be seen, including the Dalmatian Pelican. Possibly the largest freshwater bird, its wingspan can reach up to 3.5m. The old town of Bar is around a 35 minute drive away, a fortified city lake with walls dating from the 11th and 12th centuries. Here the buildings are old but the trees are even older. It is believed an ancient olive tree located just outside the town is over 2,000 years old.
While parents savour that precious ‘me’ time, the 4-12 year olds can join in the range of fun activities at the kids’ club. With face painting, drawing, water disco, cooking, football, tennis and games on offer, they can have hours of entertainment while you spend the day relaxing.
The resort boasts eight pools, three for the mini guests to splash around in. While the grown-ups can take part in water aerobic sessions, dance classes, yoga and pilates. If you don’t want to move a muscle, book in for a massage on the sky platform by the beach. In the evening the hotel runs trivia nights, darts competitions and live shows.
The main restaurant, Eat, offers weekly theme nights and specialities from the Mediterranean and Balkan cooking stations. Child-friendly choices are available, including pizza, burgers and ice cream. As part of your all-inclusive perks, one evening meal per week is included at the a la carte Italian themed L’Osteria. You just have to choose which day you would like a tasty Italian dinner paired with fine wine, then reserve your table. Only the best local cuisine is on the evening menu at the Balkan eatery. Reservations are mandatory but you can eat here as many times as you like during your stay. If you love steak or seafood then you should consider a night at ‘The Knife’. Eating here incurs a supplement but you will be treated to the finest fresh fish and the highest quality Wagyu and Angus steaks.
The Evergreen Bar is the ideal venue for a pre or post-dinner drink. Choose from a selection of soft drinks, house wines and beers and devour as your ears are treated to a musical performance. Or for an additional charge you may opt for a cocktail. There are five further places to grab a drink onsite, whether you’re relaxing on the beach, chilling poolside, escaping the heat in the lobby or chatting with mates in the Magnolia Lounge.
Within your air-conditioned room you’ll find a TV with satellite channels, a safe, tea & coffee making facilities and a hairdryer. Plus you don’t need to worry about roaming charges thanks to the complimentary WiFi. The Garden Junior Suites offer a queen size bed in a separate bedroom and a double pull-out sofa in the living room. Here, you can relax with a drink on your garden terrace. The Two Bedroom Swim Up Suites are ideal for families wanting a bit of extra space and easy access to a pool.
Nearby is the Solana Ulcinj wildlife sanctuary where migrating birds can be seen, including the Dalmatian Pelican. Possibly the largest freshwater bird, its wingspan can reach up to 3.5m. The old town of Bar is around a 35 minute drive away, a fortified city lake with walls dating from the 11th and 12th centuries. Here the buildings are old but the trees are even older. It is believed an ancient olive tree located just outside the town is over 2,000 years old.
