Aman Alternative in Montenegro | Mamula Island - The Wabi-Sabi Aesthetic of the Adriatic Under the Banyan Tree Group

| Mamula Island - The Wabi-Sabi Aesthetic of the Adriatic Under the Banyan Tree Group. Aman Alternative in Montenegro | Mamula Island - 📍 Mamula Island under the Banyan Tree Group, showcasing the wabi-sabi aesthetic of the Adriatic Embodying the iconic "symbiosis with nature" ethos—19th-century mottled stone walls clash with modern minimalist lines, using rugged stone and warm wood to interpret wabi-sabi aesthetics. Like Aman, it exclusively occupies a strategic bay location, offering 270-degree breathtaking sea views. 🏨 Top-tier experiences at a more accessible price ✓ A "water matrix" of 3 cliffside pools (infinity pool/fortress moat converted into a heated pool/starlit mirror pool) ✓ 3 restaurants helmed by Michelin-trained chefs, with per-person costs only half of Aman's equivalent. While Aman rates exceed 10,000 yuan, here you can enjoy it for as low as €500/night: 🔛 To ensure every guest at Mamula Island in Montenegro enjoys the perfect scenery, the hotel operates only during spring and summer. Every corner offers views of lush trees and sunlit azure seas. 🔛 The hotel features 22 suites and 10 guest rooms, skillfully blending historical elements with modern luxury. Low-saturation wood + rough stone walls, accented with custom sailboat models and handcrafted pottery—wabi-sabi aesthetics perfected~ 🔛 The hotel boasts three signature restaurants and four bars, converted from stone fortresses. The seaside sun deck restaurant offers a fresh seafood bar, wood-fired fermented pizza, and grilled local salads, with fresh ingredients and excellent flavors. The hidden underground bar, Pinea, features an outdoor terrace, handcrafted cocktails, and sweet beverages. 🔛 Mamula Island also houses a unique spa offering natural wellness programs like hydrotherapy, halotherapy, yoga, and meditation. The fortress center includes three pools, lush greenery, a lounge, and a restaurant. 🔛 Here, you can explore exhibitions with historians, chase sunsets on private sailboats, charter boats to discover blue caves, attend morning yoga classes at the fortress, or practice sun salutations on ancient city walls...