The life adriatic - Pink-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters and rugged, pine-cloaked mountains form the untamed backdrop to Aman Sveti Stefan, in one of Europe's last corners of truly wild beauty - Montenegro. Stretching across a causeway from a rustic island village to a former royal residence on the mainland, the 80-acre estate divulges charm and sophistication at every turn. Secret coves, a serene Aman Spa and a spectacular clifftop pool all play their part in this private haven, while intimate venues, scattered from shor...

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The life adriatic - Pink-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters and rugged, pine-cloaked mountains form the untamed backdrop to Aman Sveti Stefan, in one of Europe's last corners of truly wild beauty - Montenegro. Stretching across a causeway from a rustic island village to a former royal residence on the mainland, the 80-acre estate divulges charm and sophistication at every turn. Secret coves, a serene Aman Spa and a spectacular clifftop pool all play their part in this private haven, while intimate venues, scattered from shoreline to rocky precipice, offer endless inspiration for celebrations. A stroll along the shoreline, Queen’s Beach, the scallop-shaped bay considered Montenegro’s finest, is at the exclusive disposal of Aman guests.

In a country famed for its beauty, the most iconic images associated with Montenegro are of the tiny islet named Sveti Stefan, once a fortified village dating back to the 15th century. Today, the island’s cluster of sturdy stone buildings together with Villa Milocer, a graceful stone manse on the mainland across the bay, comprises the idyllic beachside resort of Aman Sveti Stefan. The resort provides guests with personalised guided excursions to natural and cultural attractions in the area. Aman Sveti Stefan offers a total of 58 guest accommodations with 50 rooms, cottages and suites on the island and 8 suites at Villa Milocer.

Located in the centre of Montenegro’s Adriatic coastline, Aman Sveti Stefan’s Villa Milocer is the ideal base for travellers wishing to explore the natural and historic wonders of this fascinating country, or to simply enjoy the pleasures of sun, sea and sand.Aman Sveti Stefan’s Villa Miloèer was launched in late 2008 as the first phase of Aman Sveti Stefan. Now restored in an harmonious blend of old European grandeur and contemporary style paying homage to the region’s incredible past, the villa is an eight-suite haven providing a peaceful retreat in exceptionally beautiful surrounds.The resort will also incorporate the historic 15th century island of Sveti Stefan in the near future. When phase two is completed, 47 additional suites will be available on the island, along with a unique collection of dining, entertainment and wellness venues.

Accommodation - Aman Sveti Stefan is divided between Sveti Stefan island and Villa Milocer on the mainland. While the island and its facilities are open seasonally from 1 May to 15 October, Villa Milocer and the Aman Spa on the mainland remain open year-round.

Dining Experiences at Aman Sveti Stefan - Local ingredients fill the menus at Aman Sveti Stefan’s varied dining venues, from the Aman Restaurant to the convivial Piazza and intimate Dining Room at Villa Milocer. Organic vegetables and fruits are accompanied by sea bass, octopus and rock oysters direct from the Adriatic and pasture-fed beef from the north of Montenegro, as well as a variety of local cheeses, honeys and jams, olive oils and herbs. From October to May, the Island and its facilities are closed, but Villa Milocer remains open. "Cultivation in Montenegro" - Vranac (‘black stallion’) is one of the oldest and least-known grape varieties in the world – a distant ancestor of zinfandel and primitivo. Winemaker Goran Radevic is one of the Montenegrin winemakers devoted to preserving this remarkable fruit.

Wellness - Spa Experiences at Aman Sveti Stefan - A temple to wellbeing on the mainland’s 32-hectare estate, the spa draws from Montenegro’s more than 650 recognised medical species of herbs and a centuries-old tradition of wild harvesting. Treatments in the nearly 1,600-square-metre spa – which also includes a gym and studios for Pilates and yoga – follow a holistic, personalised approach, incorporating movement, relaxation, therapies and nutrition. Joining the property’s two pools, the spa’s three hydrotherapy suites include steam rooms, saunas and plunge pools. Cleansing and awakening to the senses, scrubs, wraps and baths in the hydrotherapy suites offer full relaxation incorporating the healing power of water.

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