Porto montenegro

New donation for local Basketball club

Porto Montenegro has been inspired by the continuing success of local basketball club, Teodo, and will continue to support young basketball players from Tivat with a donation of 2.000 euros.

Now in its eighth season, basketball players have shown remarkable results in the Balkan League ─ a competition between seven states and two continents ─ where they have been awarded a commendable sixth place. Teodo have also come third in the Super League and are among the four best teams in the Montenegro Cup.

 As Tivat’s most revered sporting team, Teodo hosted the finals of the Montenegro Cup in 2012, an opportunity to really highlight Tivat’s basketball influence. 

Head of the club is Misko Lucic who has emphasised that the funds donated from Porto Montenegro will be allocated to the youth department, the Teodo school, and the organisation of the Tivat 2013 Basketball Camp where the most talented basketball players can be selected for the upcoming season.

Support for the Dolphin Sailing club

Adriatic Marinas of Porto Montenegro continues its support of the Dolphin Sailing Club based in Tivat. Through sponsorship of EUR 5,000, it encourages young sailors to strive for success on the domestic and international sports scene.

One young member of SC Delfin is Igor Les who has achieved excellent sailing results. He currently ranks first place with the Sailing Association of Montenegro, and this is the first year that Igor sails in the Laser Standard class. To date, he has participated in this group for two major regattas in Croatia. He was placed fifth in the Sailor Race in Split and fifteenth in the Split Olympic Sailing Week ─ an outstanding result.

Igor is currently in Palma de Mallorca taking part in the Sailing World Cup, after which he will travel to Hyeres in France for another regatta organised by the Sailing World Cup. He will take part in many forthcoming competitions this year including the ISAF World Cup HRH Princes (Spain), EUROSAF-Riva del Garda (Italy), EUROSAF Delta Lloyd (Netherlands), EUROSAF Sail for Gold (UK EUROSAF – Kieler Woche (Germany), Laser World Championship (Oman), and the ISAF World Cup Sail Melbourne (Australia).

Adriatic Marinas is dedicated in helping young sailors such as Igor and other talented members of the JK Dolphins. It continues to recognise and support the needs of sports talent in Tivat, and to help ensure they have many more future success stories.

PM brightens up Bambi Kindergarten

In line with our continued support for the local community Porto Montenegro recently donated EUR 1,200 to Bambi kindergarten. The donation was used to purchase new carpets, curtains and puzzle-shaped lino to create a more colourful and inspiring environment for the children.

The project came about following a meeting with the Parent Council of Tivat who wanted to help turn what was a rather dated environment, into a bright and vibrant space where local children could enjoy their pre-school education.

Ivana Soldat, the Bambi council representative was delighted with the outcome of the renovations, “Thanks to Porto Montenegro for being so open minded regarding ideas for improving our local kindergarten, and their desire to improve the quality of life in Tivat.”

PM continues its support of young tennis talent

Our tennis club at Porto Montenegro, part of the PM Sports Club, continues to support its most successful members – primarily young tennis talent from Tivat.

This year, Adriatic Marinas will support Tamara Bojanic, an extremely talented player, with a sponsorship award of EUR 4,500.

Tamara has achieved remarkable results on the European circuit. In 2012, she won the title of Individual State Champion, achieving high scores in a number of international tournaments. Tamara is also ranked at 35th position on the European (ETA) ranking list, in the Under 14 category for girls.

The tennis club at Porto Montenegro has been founded by Adriatic Marinas, and is a part of the Tennis Federation of Montenegro. Depending on the weather and season, there are currently 20-30 members of various ages and abilities. Over the forthcoming year, the courts near the Dom Vojske will train many talented children. Amateur tennis players and guests of Porto Montenegro marina and village also visit the tennis club.

Third Course of English Lessons Begins – Sign up now

Adriatic Marinas – Porto Montenegro is organizing a third cycle of complimentary English language courses entitled “English in tourism". Courses will commence on the first week of March and last until the end of May.

Anyone interested may register by filling out the application form at the reception of the “Adriatic Marinas" corporate building (former Dom Vojske, Seljanovo), from February 20th to February 27th. The number of students is strictly limited. The selection will be made on a first-come, first-served basis.

These English language courses are aimed at Tivat residents, in particular those pursuing a career in tourism who are looking to improve their English skills. A total of 150 participants successfully completed the first two cycles of the course “English in tourism" .

Classes will be held at the Porto Montenegro premisses four times a week.

MonteVera Design donates to Children's Hospital in Kotor

MonteVera Design, partner firm of Porto Montenegro, donated two infusion pumps and one pulse oximeter to Children's hospital in Kotor last week.

Small babies have limited fluid tolerance and hence it is essential to use infusion pumps so as to prevent inadvertent fluids, medication or nutrients overload. Pulse oximeter measures oxygen saturation in the arteries.

Pictured left to right, Pia Corlette, director of MonteVera Design, Dr. Jovan Raicevic and Dragana Parapid, manager of MonteVera Design.

MonteVera Design is a partner firm of Porto Montenegro that delivers fantastic interior design and furniture solutions for high-quality residences.

Support for local sports club

Porto Montenegro continues its support for local sport with a donation to the Tivat Aikido Club. The EUR 1,200 donation will be used to purchase new equipment for the club and its members. 

The Tivat Aikido Club, which primarily offers Israeli and Japanese martial arts, is also working closely with the Municipality of Tivat on community projects such as battling drug addiction and self defense for women. 

“Aikido Club will continue to implement several socially important projects, such as a self defense course for children with special needs, as well as a blood drive actions. We are establishing a broader cooperation with Porto Montenegro in terms of promotion of martial arts courses for employees of Adriatic Marinas company", explains Sasha Krivokapic, President of Aikido Club. The club is also planning on providing training sessions for students at KSI Montenegro.

Cooperation with Porto Montenegro will recognize martial arts and the overall activity of our club that is part of the Aikido Federation of Montenegro, but it will also help the further work of our young team," stated the Club manager Radovan Novakovic.