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EXPERIENCE IN THE ADRIATIC

Montenegro, nestled in the Balkans and boasting an Adriatic coastline, draws in tourists with its natural beauty, historical and cultural heritage, and of course, opportunities for outdoor sports. The array of outdoor activities in Montenegro includes:

KOTOR CABLECAR TOUR

Experience the newest attraction in Kotor! The breathtaking cable car journey, which offers stunning views of the Bay of Kotor, will captivate you. Begin with a 60-minute guided city tour that delves into Kotor’s history spanning over 2,500 years. Following this, embark on an extraordinary 11-minute cable car ride, creating unforgettable memories. Our local tour guide will share Kotor’s most exciting stories with you.

RAFTING

Montenegro is home to the Tara River, the longest river in the Balkans. The Tara River is an ideal spot for rafting, offering an experience filled with both adrenaline and beauty. As the river winds its way through canyons, waterfalls, and forests, rafters are treated to a thrilling and visually stunning journey. The last part of the Tara River is particularly attractive for fast-paced rafting, with over 20 foaming rapids, icy waterfalls of outstanding beauty, and the roar of the water echoing off the rocky edges of the canyon. This rafting adventure is an unforgettable experience for all nature lovers, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and adrenaline-pumping excitement.

SAIL & SPEED BOAT

Montenegro's beaches are a sailor's paradise. With sailing courses and boat tours readily available, especially in areas like the Bay of Kotor, Herceg Novi, Tivat, and Budva, you can fully immerse yourself in the joy of sailing. These locations offer a unique blend of sea and wind, making sailing not just a sport, but a way to truly appreciate the beauty of Montenegro's coastline. The Bay of Kotor, in particular, is a must-visit for sailing enthusiasts. Its stunning natural beauty has been praised by poets and travelers alike. Sailing tours often include visits to historic cities like Kotor and Risan, as well as newer settlements like Lustica Bay and Porto Novi, offering a mix of old-world charm and modern luxury. Herceg Novi, Tivat, and Budva also offer marinas with essential services for sailors. These cities are known for their attractive mooring locations, making them ideal for both short and long sailing trips. Whether you're sailing with your own vessel or renting one locally, you're sure to have an unforgettable experience on the Adriatic Sea. So, whether you're an experienced sailor or a beginner looking to learn, Montenegro's coastline offers a sailing experience like no other.

HOT-AIR BALOON

The hot air balloon tour near Podgorica offers an approximately 4-hour experience, including transportation and preparations. The route provides breathtaking views of Montenegro's peaks and national parks for about 1 hour. During the summer, the balloon, which typically accommodates 4 people in winter, can fly with just 2 people.

KITE & WIND SURF

Montenegro's warm sea and high waves make it an excellent spot for surfing. For those who prefer to explore beneath the waves, diving in Montenegro combines extreme sports and active recreation, with beautiful sights both under and above water. The underwater world of the Adriatic Sea is largely unexplored, promising a boost of adrenaline as you plunge deep into the Balkan ocean. There are also organized diving trips and courses available, with equipment, guides, and travel included. For those who prefer the thrill of wind and kite surfing, training camps are available in the city of Ulcinj. And if you're looking for a more leisurely experience, consider a bespoke yacht charter for a personalized journey across the Adriatic Sea.

CLIMBING

Mountaineering and Climbing Season
The best season for mountaineering and climbing in Montenegro is between June and September, offering enthusiasts the ideal conditions to tackle the challenge and beauty of the country's peaks .
Bobotov Kuk
Bobotov Kuk, located in the heart of Durmitor National Park, is officially the highest mountain in Montenegro, offering a height of 2,523 meters or over 8,200 feet. Its limestone rocks encapsulate the iconic beauty of the Dinaric Alps, making it a popular destination for hikers and climbers .

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Montenegro is an exceptional destination for adventure seekers. Whether you're drawn to trekking through its expansive mountains, surfing its stunning sea, or embarking on a wildlife expedition, there's no shortage of thrilling experiences to be had. Get in touch with us so we can assist you in arranging an unforgettable stay in one of the most enchanting places on Earth.