Hiking Kotor Bay and Lovcen NP!
Overview
As you’ll be hiking through some of the most beautiful landscapes of Montenegro such as the Bay of Kotor, Lake Skadar and Lovcen National Park, you can rest assured that your time outdoors will be time well spent!
Views over the Bay of Kotor are simply spectacular and you’ll find some short hikes along the Vrmac hill, which divides the inner and outer Bay of Kotor.
This tour which is perfect for taking in the sights and sounds of two beautiful areas where the mountains meet the sea is designed for moderate active hikers who are interested in getting closer to the culture and dramatic nature which can only be viewed from the beautiful mountain trails. Our walks in nature are combined with must-see visits to Kotor, a UNESCO-listed Natural and Culturo-Historical city, the small baroque town Perast and the Old Royal Capital of Montenegro Cetinje.
Climb to the Lovcen mountain summit and visit the Mausoleum of Petar II Petrović Njegos are included, as well as a boat trip to “Our Lady of the Rocks” isle church, so you can fully experience the spirit of the area and explore the sacred secrets of Montenegro.
Peter F. –
This was an excellent trip to a relatively new country to travel in. The hotels were ok, and the food was great.
Hans K. –
The trip exceeded our expectations. The diversity of the experience of hiking in the mountains and then along the coast was tremendous. We did not expect to see such jaw-dropping scenery and to experience so much local interaction, especially concerning the array of meal experiences we had.
Lili H. –
One of the best trips of my life! A wonderful mix of culture, history, nature, glorious scenery, outdoor activity, and relationships—in a part of the world that few can name or locate on a map.
Emma G. –
The Montenegro Coast is wonderful! All of the hotels were not first-class but very good. The food was all great! Our guide was very good and attentive. I loved that we only had six of us travelling for the week. The small group was great!
George D. –
We felt fortunate to experience the landscape and learn the history of a part of the world we knew little about. The scenery was breathtaking, the cultural aspects mind-expanding. Our guides were knowledgeable, considerate of our abilities and interests, and delightful.