Located at the entrance of the Bay of Kotor, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mamula Island is a meticulously restored 19th-century fort in Montenegro. Encircled by the sea and sky, with far-reaching views of the Adriatic waters and wild scenery, the hotel boasts 32 rooms and suites, a spa, three restaurants, four bars, three outdoor pools, a beach, and a museum commemorating the fortress's past. The previously dormant islet is being revitalized to create a sophisticated destination featuring a luxury hotel concept and culinary offerings that embody Mamula's renowned Mediterranean cuisine, embracing the offerings of the land and sea and reflecting the micro-seasonality of the Montenegrin coast. Mamula Island can be reached by boat from designated points in Boka Bay or by a private helicopter transfer from Dubrovnik or Tivat airport.