Activities Montenegro

Activities in Montenegro

Montenegro, the pearl of the Adriatic Sea, offers a rich array of activities for every kind of traveler. Here’s a brief guide to help you make the most of your visit.

  1. Explore the Beautiful Beaches

    • Budva Riviera: Famous for its sandy beaches and vibrant nightlife, Budva is a must-visit destination.
    • Ulcinj’s Long Beach (Longue Plage): With a length of 13 km, it’s Europe’s longest sandy beach.

  2. Hike the Majestic Mountains

    • Durmitor National Park: Home to the Black Lake and Tara River Canyon, it offers stunning views and challenging hiking trails.
    • Lovćen National Park: Visit the mausoleum of Montenegro’s founder, Prince-Bishop Petar II Petrović Njegoš, at Jezerska Crna Gora (Lake Lovćen).

  3. Discover Ancient Towns and Fortresses

    • Kotor: A UNESCO World Heritage site with a stunning bay and the fortified old town of Kotor.
    • Perast: Visit the Church of Our Lady of the Rocks, a beautiful baroque church on an artificial island.
    • Bar: Explore the ancient town and visit the St. John’s Fortress for panoramic views of the Bay of Bar.

  4. Visit Biogradska Gora National Park

    • Home to the last primeval forest in Europe, it offers a unique opportunity to see untouched nature.

  5. Experience the Tara River Rafting

    • The Tara River is one of the last European rivers that remains unspoiled and undomesticated. It’s perfect for thrilling rafting adventures.

  6. Try Local Cuisine

    • Ćevapi: A type of grilled meat, similar to kebabs, that’s a staple in Montenegrin cuisine.
    • Njeguški pršuta: A smoked ham from the village of Njegusi, known for its excellent quality and taste.