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This tour perfectly combines natural beauties and cultural heritage of “Old Montenegro”. This region offers an abundance of spectacular natural beauties, famous viewing points, and rare forests with two national parks almost crossing their boundaries… The lookout at Pavlova strana provides the most beautiful view on the Skadar Lake, while the lookout above Boka Bay is frequently mentioned as one of the loveliest in the world. In addition, there is a view from “Montenegrin Olimp” – Lovcen Mountain, which is a home to the one of the highest mausoleum in the world. On our way through national park Lovcen we won't miss the chance to take a stroll through an amazing beech forest, breathe deeply the air from a famous air spa at Ivanova Korita. On our way back from the mountain we will go through the known village of Njegusi, and in the oldest cafe in the Montenegro we recommend you to taste far-known cheese & smoked ham. Very much recommended is boat ride down meanders of Crnojevica river

Many people visit Montenegro without getting to see much of the stunning nature that the country has to offer. This Skadar Lake kayaking tour solves this problem by allowing people to explore the nature reserve of Skadar Lake by kayak, passing Murino Island and Veslo Island before ending up on Bokac island - the biggest in Skadar Lake. The tour also includes a visit to the Grmozur Island fortress and the Lesendro fort, as well as a swim at the Pelinovo beach.

Ostrog Monastery is one of Montenegro’s famous cultural landmarks thanks to its cliffside location. With this private tour, travel to this scenic attraction from the coast or Podgorica and see its fresco paintings. Along the way, your driver-guide will stop at the ancient Roman ruins of Doclea and villages and rural scenery along the Zeta river so that you can experience more of the country.

Get out of your resort and into the wild heart of Montenegro on this full-day tour through some of the most dramatic landscapes in the Balkans. Travel through the rugged Durmitor region—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—and along the Tara River Canyon, the deepest canyon in Europe at over 4,265 feet (1,300 meters). Multiple stops along the way mean you have plenty of time to photograph the sweeping mountain scenery, while a dedicated driver handles the winding roads.