Mamula Island
Montenegro
Mamula Island by Banyan Tree occupies a restored nineteenth-century fortress at the entrance to Boka Bay. Its 32 rooms and suites combine the building's stone architecture with contemporary interiors, with some tower accommodation offering broad Adriatic views and private terraces. Pools sit within the fort's circular walls, while restaurants include Kamena's locally influenced Montenegrin cooking and Celeste's seaside terrace. Banyan Tree Spa offers treatment rooms, saunas and a steam room, with a gym and guided wellness sessions adding active options. Boat transfers connect the island with the Luštica peninsula, where kayaking, paddleboarding and coastal excursions explore the surrounding water.