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Discover the picturesque landscapes and fascinating flora and fauna of Montenegro's national parks, as well as many other special places and nature reserves, on a walk through the wild and untamed side of the country! Explore fresh air in peaceful oases, forbidding and difficult-to-pass canyons, lush green rainforest, hidden lakes, wild rivers, and mountain peaks tearing into the sky. However, one word sums up this northern part of Montenegro the best: unforgettable! Imagine hiking the trails through the primeval forest, stepping over the roots of nearly ancient trees, and hopping over streams.

This tour includes several different locations in the very heart of Montenegro, Cetinje, Lovcen, and Njegusi. On the way to them, you'll have the opportunity to enjoy in panoramic drive above the Riviera. First, you'll take a walk around Cetinje, the Old Royal Capital of Montenegro, the cultural and historical center of the country. The path leads us through the untouched nature of the National Park to the mausoleum Lovćen, the highest in the world, where You're going to take 461 steps to get to the Mausoleum and get the opportunity to admire the beauties of our country from the bird's perspective. The road leads us further to the village of Njeguši, by surrounding road around the plateau Štirovnik, wherein a unique panoramic ride you'll have the opportunity to admire one of the most beautiful Viewpoints in the world. Returning is planned by a completely different route with a famous 25  curves road which is also a tourist attraction and driving through it is an adventure by itself.

40 km from Podgorica, in the region of Kuči, there is a place of the Montenegrin tribe of the same name. This area represents an ideal opportunity to experience the Montenegrin wildlife and the former life of local farmers and cattlemen. In this region it is also not rare to see wild horses. Only 40 minutes walk from the Kučka Korita there is a viewpoint known as Grlo Sokolovo, located at the very border of Montenegro and neighboring Albania, from which there is a unique view of the Cijevna canyon, the Albanian settlement Tamare and the Albanian part of the Prokletije that at any time of the year leaves the observer breathless. The tour is easy and adequate for all ages and fitness possibilities, so we recommend it as one in a series of tours which can’t be missed. In return, it is possible to organize lunch at the ethno restaurant.

The incomparable Durmitor National Park—glacier-carved canyons, wild rivers, rugged mountains, and postcard-worthy landscapes at every turn—doubles as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. On this private full-day tour, see the most beloved spots with your guide. Cross wild bridges, kayak deep lakes, and lose yourself in the serenity of Mother Nature at her finest.

Vrmac is a mountain and peninsula in Montenegro. The highest peak of this mountain is St. Ilija - 785 m above sea level. Vrmac is a continuation of the mountain Lovćen, and towards the west it ends with the strait of the Verige. It is located between Kotor and Tivat bay, so it is not difficult to assume that during this tour you will have a wonderful view of the magnificent Boka Bay. Vrmac in the past had a great strategic significance because it was border through the Verige, between the Ottoman Empire and the Venetian Republic, and so today there are traces of fortification objects, built for the defense of the borders. It is a tunnel digged through Vrmac, 1.637 meters long, connecting Kotor with the Adriatic Highway and the rest of Montenegro.

Get your steps in on this beautiful hike with views of Prokletije mountains, some of the highest in the Balkans. You have a licensed guide with you to show you the best route. Use provided hiking sticks to help you with any tricky bits. Make sure to wear proper shoes and bring snacks and water to keep you energized while you hike.

A country of the land and the sea, Montenegro boasts 294 km of coastline, and its beautiful little towns are real jewels on the Adriatic Sea. If you book this tour, in one day you will see the most famous and visited coastal towns: Petrovac, Budva, and the Unesco World Heritage Site of Kotor. You will also see one jewel in particular, the famous postcard, the most photographed place in Montenegro, visited by worldwide famous people, Sveti Stefan. This picturesque island has evolved from a 15th-century trading port to the most exclusive resort in Montenegro, and together we'll stop and make some photos of the island and its surroundings. With your private guide and transportation, we can stop in some nontouristic places along the coastline. During this tour, you'll see Petrovac, medieval monasteries, Budva's old and new towns, beautiful sandy beaches, and Kotor's fortress, where you'll have free time.