You will arrive in Dubrovnik, Croatia, independently during the day. We will pick you up at Dubrovnik Airport. In the afternoon, we will head for the mountains. We will travel through Bosnia and Herzegovina (you only need your ID) for approximately 3 hours, passing through stunning landscapes, to our first destination near Šavnik. Our accommodation for the next two days is an "Eko Katun," a rustic mountain cabin nestled in nature. You will enjoy fantastic starry skies and hearty traditional meals.

Today we venture into the highlands, traversing an alpine landscape. We'll begin by walking alongside a small mountain stream. Then we'll continue through forests, alpine meadows, and the rugged karst formations typical of the Durmitor Mountains. The hike ends at an altitude of approximately 1,800 meters, at one of the highest mountain passes in Montenegro. From there, we'll enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding mountains.

In the morning, we head to Žabljak, located in the heart of Durmitor National Park. This is Montenegro's northernmost national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1980. What the Alps are to the Swiss, the Durmitor mountains are to the Montenegrins. Here you'll find 18 glacial lakes, the most famous of which is Black Lake (Crno Jezero). Over these three days, we'll explore the most beautiful corners of the national park on foot. We'll start from a high plateau with breathtaking views of the peaks and hike to Lake Jablan. Crossing through dense coniferous forests and colorful meadows, we'll continue to Snake Lake (Zminje Jezero). Depending on the season, a variety of herbs and flowers bloom here: from St. John's wort and sage to mullein, foxglove, gentian, and many more. From here, we will continue to Lake Barno, a smaller but equally beautiful mountain lake, and then return to Žabljak.

Today we venture into the highest reaches of Durmitor. The ascent to Prutas (2393 m) is considered one of the most beautiful mountain routes in the area. Its imposing peak, with its diagonally arranged rock slabs and verdant, grassy slopes, rises majestically above the landscape. From the summit, a breathtaking 360° panorama unfolds, encompassing the heart of the Durmitor massif. Among other attractions, we can admire Bobotov Kuk, at 2522 m, the highest mountain in the range, and the Sušica Gorge.

In the morning, we set off for Biogradska Gora National Park. Our hike takes us through majestic beech forests to Lake Biograd. There, we take a break and then continue our ascent to a rustic mountain pasture overlooking the lake. There, we experience authentic Montenegrin hospitality. Simple accommodations await us, along with a delicious dinner prepared by the owner herself. The vast starry sky and the solitude of the mountains are simply breathtaking. In an alpine meadow near Kolasin (no website, rustic wooden cabins for two people, linens included, shared bathroom and shower). We won't have access to our large luggage today. We need to prepare everything we need for the night in advance.

A scenic route takes us along a ridge to Zekova Glava (2122 m). From here, we admire Lake Pesica, where we'll take a break later. In the distance, we can see the highest peak in the Bjelasica mountain range, Crna Glava ("Black Head"), at 2139 m. We continue to the Bjelasica ski resort, where we'll be picked up and taken to our accommodation in Kolasin.

In the morning, we set off for today's starting point. Our destination is the impressive Komovi massif, a unique part of the Dinaric Alps, on the border with Albania. Unlike the gentle Bjelasica mountains, the Komovi mountains display their alpine side: rugged, wild, and pristine. Two important rivers of the region also originate here: the Tara and the Lim. Our hike follows a magnificent panoramic trail that winds through expansive alpine meadows. Always in view: the majestic peaks of Ljevorcki Kom (2453 m), Kucki Kom (2487 m), and Vasojevicki Kom (2460 m). Those who wish to take things easy today have the opportunity to do so. They can stay in Kolasin and take a stroll, or spend a wonderfully relaxing day in the alpine meadow, which is the starting and ending point of our excursion.

Today we continue south. On the way, we'll visit the small but important Orthodox Monastery of Moraca. Afterward, we'll walk along the turquoise Mrtvica River through the canyon of the same name to the Gate of Wishes. Those who wish can enjoy this beautiful spot overlooking the magnificent river. The rest of us will continue walking a little further upstream (weather permitting) before returning to the Gate of Wishes. Then, we'll return to Kolasin.

In the morning, we boarded the train. The railway line between Kolasin and Podgorica is considered one of the most spectacular train journeys in Europe. Around midday, we arrived at Lake Skadar, the largest lake in the Balkans. During a boat trip through the still-pristine ecosystem of the national park, we discovered rare animals (more than 300 species of birds) and plants, as well as small islands with fortresses and abandoned churches. In the afternoon, we continued our journey to Lovćen National Park. Whether from Lake Skadar, Herceg Novi, or the northern mountains, the peaks are visible from every vantage point. Their cliffs rise abruptly from the Adriatic Sea. Atop Jezerski Vrh (1657 m) stands the mausoleum of Petar II Petrović Njegoš, Montenegrin's most famous ruler. We enjoyed views of Montenegro, Croatia, Bosnia, and, on a clear day, even as far as the Italian coast. Afterwards, we continued to our final stop, the Bay of Kotor. We said goodbye to our guide with a farewell dinner.

The trip concludes with a relaxing day in the Bay of Kotor. You can swim, take a boat trip around the beautiful bay, and visit Kotor's Old Town (a UNESCO World Heritage Site). Our local agency will be happy to help you arrange a boat excursion.

In the morning, it's time to say goodbye. If you wish to extend your stay in the region, we would be happy to help and advise you. To coincide with the return flights, a transfer to Dubrovnik airport will be arranged around noon (arrival at the airport will not be before 11:00, so departures will not be before 13:00). Note on hiking trails in Montenegro We offer mountain excursions to altitudes of up to 2000 meters. If weather conditions require it, we will adapt the routes to ensure everyone's safety. Your accommodation During our trip to Montenegro, we stayed in small, simple hotels, but also in what are known as katuns. These are small camps with wooden cabins in remote areas. There, surrounded by nature, we enjoyed simple yet hearty local food around a campfire, accompanied by good Montenegrin wine and, of course, the fantastic starry sky far from civilization. Regarding travel dates