Nearby activities

Sports and recreation

With its geographic and climatic diversities, Montenegro is the perfect stage for a host of outdoor activities for all ages and interests. Read more The coastline offers a wide range of watersport activities, from swimming, fishing and snorkeling to sailing, yachting and kite surfing. In winter, the mountainous hinterland is home to several alpine and cross-country ski resorts, while during the warmer months, the rugged terrain transforms into an idyllic environment for golf, biking, cave exploration, climbing, fly-fishing, and hiking, as well as thrilling whitewater rafting along the Tara river canyon, Europe's deepest gorge.

  • Golf
  • Hiking
  • Rafting
  • Skiing
  • Kitesurfing
  • Kayaking

National parks

World heritage at your doorstep

Visit any of Montenegro’s five national parks, and you’ll be guaranteed to experience something unique - from UNESCO World Heritage Sites, to the largest freshwater lake in the Balkans and second longest canyon in the world - Montenegro has it all. Read more

Lake Skadar, the largest freshwater lake in the Balkans, is a vital migratory ‘stopover’ for a large number of northeast European birds, and home to some very rare species. The Tara River Canyon is the second longest canyon in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is located in Durmitor National Park, another World Heritage Site, with rich flora and fauna as well as more than 150 peaks that surpass 2,000 metres, five canyons, 748 springs of pure mountain water, and 18 glacial lakes. Last but not least, Biogradska Gora National Park is one of the last virgin forest reserves in Europe.
  • Biogradska gora – 180km
  • Durmitor – 180km
  • Lake Skadar – 80km
  • Lovćen – 40km
  • Prokletije - 240km
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Gastronomy

A feast for the taste buds

Montenegrin cuisine has benefitted from centuries of interaction with neighbouring countries and trade, to bring together some intricate dishes. It combines the best gifts of the sea, the Mediterranean and the rugged, mountainous hinterland. Read more

Fish and seafood are abundant along the coastline where one can find the freshest daily catch from local fishermen. In the mountains, where animals roam freely, it’s all about meat: pork, lamb and beef. The dishes are often cooked for several hours under a metal round cover, topped with hot coal. The resulting meat is tender and falls off the bone.

Montenegrin vineyards and the production of quality wine is part of the tradition of southern and coastal winemakers. The continental and northern regions are more oriented towards the production of aromatic fruit flavoured brandy: plum brandy - šljivovica, apple brandy - jabukovača), grape brandy "Montenegrin loza", or home-made grape brandy (lozovača).

Montenegrin vineyards and the production of quality wine is part of the tradition of southern and coastal winemakers. The continental and northern regions are more oriented towards the production of aromatic fruit flavoured brandy: plum brandy - šljivovica, apple brandy - jabukovača), grape brandy "Montenegrin loza", or home-made grape brandy (lozovača).

Be sure to secure a local supply of the essentials of both coastal and continental Montenegrin cuisine: smoked prosciutto ham, better known as Njeguški pršut, and the various farm-fresh cheeses.

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