My name is Philippe, French citizen, and I have been spending a big part of my life around the world, settling not more than 1 or 2 years in a country before going to another one. What for? To help people. I indeed worked for various humanitarian organizations. My first missions were in Mozambique, Georgia, Afghanistan, Chad, before settling in Serbia-Montenegro. My wife is from there. We settled together, and then with our two kids, in few more countries (Pakistan, Sudan, Kenya, India, Bangladesh and Burma) before coming back in France 2 years ago. I am carrying consultancies from France, and still travel time to time to Africa, delivering training. Our kids are now six, and eleven. You can imagine how great experience they benefit of!

In beginning of years 2000, I have been working in Montenegro for humanitarian purposes. I took the opportunity as well to visit that country , and I really found in love with this little fisherman village of Przno, far from the noisy and crowded area of Budva. Few years later, having met my wife there, we were looking for a nice apt where we can have comfortable rest (between 2 stress full humanitarian missions). We definitely want both, the sea view and a close access to the sea side. It was not that easy, and we were a bit desperate when an agency call us, and drive us village of Przno. Souvenirs came back to my mind... How could I forget the beautiful and charming village of Przno with its romantic and charming atmosphere with restaurant, bars, and casino along the beach....? When the agency guided us to the apt, the view was amazing. From that third floor, we were able to see the whole village, the Maestral hotel, and the small beaches. We spend time in renewing the bathrooms and the floor, in order to make it lovely, as per our taste. As we just had been married in 2004, we add more present than enough to equip it fully with all stuff a family need.

Although they built few new buildings in this area since that time, it remains still a special area. As the apt is spacious, it happens that we invite as well friends to join us there. I really hope you will have that opportunity to make this choice too. Ten years later, we continue to go there for 2 or 3 weeks during summer, visiting my wife's family. When our kids were small, it was challenging to climb the stairs with them, as there is no lift. However, this effort is quite small, if we think about the opportunity given not to have to go by car to the beach... We really enjoys the possibility to go twice to the beach, be able to have our lunch on the terrace, continuing watching the jet sky, boat, or swimmers from there, while our kids can sleep at a cool temperature.