The aftereffects of Montenegro are too intense!! After coming back, all other seas seem dull

📍Sveti Stefan Island — The Pink Pearl of the Adriatic Sea From Faru Beach, the red-roofed white-walled buildings are set against the Tiffany blue sea. At sunset, the entire island is bathed in a pink-golden hue, and drone shots are breathtaking! The island’s restaurant "Conte Hotel & Restaurant" window seats must be booked in advance; the seafood platter paired with local white wine is amazing🍷. 🚤 Blue Cave Boat Tour: Dive into the glass sea and be a mermaid for a day Take a speedboat from Kotor, crossing the fjord for 3 hours, passing a WWII submarine base and Our Lady of the Rocks island. The Blue Cave’s water is crystal clear, perfect for jumping off the boat to snorkel, surrounded by colorful fish underwater, instantly feeling like a 007 protagonist! 🏰 Kotor Old Town: The magical mountain city guarded by cats Get up early to climb the 1,350-step ancient city walls for free and overlook the panoramic view of the fjord and red rooftops! After descending, pet the stray cats everywhere, visit the "Gallery of Solidarity," and buy original cat T-shirts (€15, super cute). 🍴 Food Highlights: Mulberry wine + Montenegrin ham, the poor man’s joy • Must-try at seaside restaurants: Black Pasta with Prawns (€17.5), with springy shrimp coated in squid ink. • Street stall deal: Njeguški smoked ham rolled with goat cheese for €3, salty and creamy with bread, super satisfying! • Supermarket mulberry wine €7/bottle, locals give it a thumbs up. 💡 Money-saving tips • Bus fares start at €1.5, but drivers take a break and stop service from 11 am to 1 pm. • Kotor city walls are free before 8 am, avoid cruise ship crowds. • Paragliding €70 including GoPro video, flying at sunset doubles the romance.   Off-the-beaten-path travel