Mont Travelers Montenegro Vacation Package

Day 1: Monastery Ostrog – Black Lake

After a scenic drive, we will arrive at the Monastery Ostrog. This is the sacred place all Montenegrins are proud of, no matter the religion. Visiting this place will bring peace to your mind and body. Believers from all over the world come here to pray for the health of their loved ones and that of their own because this Monastery – carved into a stone wall of a mountain over a cliff – is like being halfway between earth and heaven.
Drive to the Black Lake where we organized a hiking tour from the lake, well known as the “Montenegrin eyes” to a few of the other 17 lakes in the park. That is right, this mountain is full of water and it won’t be easy to choose your favorite lake but we assure you that you will enjoy every step, every view and every moment spent in the park. We spend the night in Žabljak at a modern mountain cottage or in a hotel.

Day 2: Tara River Rafting

Rafting in the Canyon of the Tara river is one of the most popular activities in Montenegro. On our way to the starting point of the rafting tour, we will have a panoramic ride through the beautiful mountains, peaks, glacial lakes, and eco-villages.
All this scenery is something completely unique and truly unforgettable. Rafting will be again a whole new adventure after this. A traditional Montenegrin meal for lunch (have you ever heard of “sač”?) with mountain cheese, fish, and a fresh salad will bring back our energy to return to our accommodation in Žabljak.
Note: This activity can be tailor-made per your request. Our experts are happy to help.

Day 3: Durdevica Tara Bridge – Ziplining

Today, Tara river, which has the deepest canyon in Europe, will introduce you to unspoiled nature and while perching above this over 150 feet depth, the Đurđevića Tara bridge ensures a unique view of the fast river and the surrounding nature. The ZipLine is right next to the bridge and it’s our next “mission” on the tour.
Next stop, Biogradska Gora National Park, one of the last three virgin forests in Europe, and if we take a step further into the depths of the mountain, we will find the most beautiful emerald colors of the stunning Biograd Lake.
We will do an easy walking around the lake through the forest. Bjelasica is one of our most beautiful mountains. The pastures are rich in herbs and in this peaceful, quiet atmosphere the only sound you hear is that of the birds and bees. We are sure you will enjoy this untouched nature along with the traditional lunch before we continue our trip.
After a short stop to visit the Moraca Monastery from the 13 century, the beautiful scenic road through the canyons of the Morača river will drive us to Podgorica, where we spend the night.

Day 4: Virpazar – Skadar Lake National Park

We start the day driving towards the small town of Virpazar. This was the center of the commercial area here and it’s located in the heart of Skadar Lake National Park. From here, we will begin our boat ride through the picturesque canals of this lake, enjoying the rich flora and fauna and the diverse bird species. Swimming is an option too.
Villages around the lake are famous for wineries used to produce the famous Montenegrin red wine Vranac, a product that Montenegrins are extremely proud of!
As well as wine, locals are proud of brandy and food specialties, which are mostly presented with the story of origin. Waiting for you.
The old Turkish town of Bar is next on our route. Tasting some baklava, olives and trying the local fish dishes is a must-do here. This town is one of three old towns we will visit on the coast in the next few days. From Bar, we are going back to Podgorica.

Day 5: Lipa Cave – Budva Riviera – St. Stefan Island

We all love the idea of visiting another planet as closely as possible. This is relevant here because the Lipa Cave is usually being advertised this way – Lipa Cave: Like another planet. Amazing, right? Our visit will last 60 minutes and while inside, you will forget it’s a warm day outside.
A panoramic drive over the Budva Riviera via Brajići including a stop to take photos above the St. Stefan island on the way to Budva is a must-do on our bucket lists. This will be followed by an informative guided tour through the old town of Budva, just like the one in Bar.
Budva Old Town is the most famous summer resort in Montenegro but also the center of nightlife and it’s popular for all ages. We will sleep here at the hotel and the evening is free to spend as you desire.

Day 6: Blue Cave – Kotor

The speedboat tour will help you discover some hidden places like the Blue Cave, a small beach accessible only by boat, but also a modern and luxury resort-like Porto Novi, then visiting the unique and only artificial island on the Adriatic Sea, Our Lady of the Rocks and some other interesting attractions in the bay. At the end of the day, discovering the secrets of old town Kotor is always a good choice especially in the evenings when you can enjoy the magnificent lights of Kotor’s walls.

Day 7: Boka Bay – Lovćen National Park – Cetinje

The old road with its 25 serpentines above Boka Bay is something you will tell your friends about even after decades of visiting our country. It is our unforgettably beautiful panoramic route to Lovćen National Park.
The center of the national park is the Mausoleum of the famous Montenegrin Bishop and poet Njegoš. Exactly 461 steps lead us to this amazing spot, but there is no hurry, we have all day ahead. Once you arrive at the top, the views are amazing, and you will find that all your efforts were worth it.
A short visit to Cetinje, the old royal capital of Montenegro will once again remind you of the rich history of our country, but unfortunately also of the poor economy. This almost forgotten typical Montenegrin town was once home to our King Nikola Petrović. Before we end this vacation we will visit one small family winery, enjoying wine and food tasting, meeting local winemakers, and via Pavlo’s side above river Crnojevica back to Podgorica.