Montenegro is one of the smalles and youngest European countries abounding in natural and anthropogenic attractions. Numerous lakes, rivers, mountains, pebbly and sandy beaches along the coastline, mediterranean climate and the influence of the Adriatic sea are greatly important natural attractions. Flora and fauna of Montenegro, considering its size, is one of the most diverse in the world. Anthropogenic base is particulary reflected in architecture, events, traditions and customs whose uniqueness is the reason that attracts more tourists and make Montenegro an increasingly popular destination. The most visited cities in the continental part of the country are capital Podgorica, Cetinje and Nikšić, while in the coastal part most visited are centres Herceg Novi, Kotor, Tivat, Budva, Bar and Ulcinj. Most visitors come from Serbia, Russia and Bosnia and Herzegovina and althought Montenegro has started its tourism development after acquiring independence, number of visitors has been continuously growing since 2002. Incomes from foreign tourists are oscillating from year to year and is not following number of their visits.