Wild Mountains & Adriatic Sea

Upon arrival, our organized transfer takes you straight from the airport towards the north — into the heart of Montenegro’s wild mountains. The drive itself is an experience, unfolding through stunning scenery of lush valleys, winding mountain roads, charming small towns, and remarkable cultural landmarks along the way.

Our first major stop is one of Montenegro’s most iconic spiritual sites – the Ostrog Monastery, dramatically carved into the sheer cliff face, high above the valley below. Founded by St. Basil of Ostrog, who lived and prayed within these very rocks, the monastery is a place of deep faith and countless miracles. Today, it stands as a beacon of spirituality and peace, attracting pilgrims and visitors from all over the world.

• White water rafting on Tara river, the clearest water in Europe. You can enjoy the pure nature of the national park and the adrenalin of the speed river waters. Hardly anywhere these days you can drink the water from the river like on Tara river. On this activity you make a break at the beautiful water fall in the heart of national park.

• Try Via Ferrata, climbing the rocks following the steel cable and secured by belts and iron hooks. It’s simply great how this activity doesn’t require any special fitness condition or previous experience, just you wish for adrenalin and desire for fabulous views from the top of the mountain.
• Show cooking on local eco farm on Durmitor mountain, viewing the way of preparing and spreading the dough for the widely famous Balkan national specialty “pita”. The fillings can be various and the taste is always great. You can try yourself in stretching the barks. The show cooking is followed by degustation of pita and homemade sour milk.
• Black lake, one of the biggest and most beautiful glacier lakes in the Durmitor mountain

• Đurđevića Tara bridge is a must see attraction in Montenegro. The bridge connects two sides of the famous Tara canyon with 116m high spans, fantastically blended into the landscape of the Montenegro s north. There is an optional Zip-line over the canyon for those who wish more adrenalin.
• Visit of the mountain cottage village, rustic wooden chalets spread on the top of Bjelasica mountain on 1800m above the sea level. In pure natural ambience you can taste the local eco products grown on this very farm. Corn meals, home made sour milk, home made bread, local leaf cheese, and similar.

• Trekking through the Mrtvica canyon makes an unforgettable experience, due to variety of fascinating nature all around. Mrtvica canyon is one of the most beautiful canyons in Montenegro. The trekking trail leads along the river, through amazing and gorgeous natural surroundings, with fabulous views on the turquois water, relaxingly fresh rapids flowing over the river stones, green forest and high steep cliffs. Somewhere in the middle is unique Gate of Wishes, naturally created by two rocks meeting each other and firming a bridge. The most fascinating part is also the beam tunnel carved into the cliff by Yugoslav Army back in 1970-ies, which enabled the locals the essential connection to the Medjurječje.

• Relaxing boat ride along the shores of the Budva Riviera, which is famous for its numerous sandy and pebble beaches, many resorts with green trees in the back ground. Rest of the day is free to enjoy.

• Old town Kotor is listed in the UNESCO as cultural heritage and is considered to be jewel of the Mediterranean. Within the medieval city walls there are many old palaces and houses turned into boutique hotels and restaurants, very well preserved and still active churches and cathedral, as well as a Museum keeping the Maritime history of the city.
• Special treat is kayaking in calm waters of the Bay of Kotor, which offers fabulous views on the surrounding small settlements and steep hills in the back ground.