World’s Most Dangerous Roads | Eastern Europe: The Adriatic Highway

If you are a fan of striking coastal drives, the Adriatic Highway should definitely be on your bucket list. This 1,200-kilometer marvel is considered one of the most scenic drives globally and is widely regarded as a “technical masterwork.” Built in the 1950s and 60s, the highway stretches from Ankaran in Slovenia to Ulcinj in Montenegro, with more than half of the road (659 km) in Croatia and a quarter in Montenegro (125 km). Shorter segments lead through Slovenia, and only nine kilometers belong to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The highway is not just any ordinary road; it is a lifeline for all four countries of the former Yugoslavian Federation. The road remains the main thoroughfare of Adriatic tourism, connecting some of the most beautiful areas in the region.

The highway abounds in curves and offers mesmerizing landscapes as it meanders along the stunning Adriatic coastline. It is no surprise that this scenic drive has become a top destination for both locals and tourists.

If you want to learn more about the Adriatic Highway’s fascinating story, you should watch the highly-acclaimed documentary on the subject. Discover the challenges its engineers faced while building this impressive structure, the history surrounding its construction, and the beautiful sights it has to offer. This film perfectly captures the beauty and magnificence of the highway—the perfect prelude to your own visit.

So, pack your bags, fill up your gas tank, and hit the road to truly experience one of the most beautiful coastal roads in the world. But before you go, make sure to watch the film that will bring to life all the magic and history behind the Adriatic Highway.