Montenegro 

Day Three: Biogradska Gora National Park

Today we visit Biogradska Gora National Park – where we will enjoy an easy walk through primeval forests around Biogradsko Lake – which is the central feature of the park. It is the only European rainforest, which surrounds the fantastic Biogradsko Lake, and is located at just a few miles away from Kolasin. For a long time under the protection of rulers of these areas, the National Park Biogradska gora people say that not a single tree has been cut in it. Today, this natural reservation preserves dozens of plant and hundreds of animal species, which can only be found in this place in entire Europe. The main feature of the National Park is Biogradsko lake which is approximately 2,475,700 square feet and 3,589 feet above sea level. Above the lake, huge mountain ranges which for millenniums have been reflecting in its calm water.

Our next stop is famous Djurdjevica Tara Bridge. The approximately 1,198-foot-long bridge has five arches; the largest span is approximately 381 feet. The roadway stands approximately 564 feet above the Tara River. At the time of its completion, it was the biggest vehicular concrete arch bridge in Europe.

Day Four: Dumitor National Park and Ostrog Monastery

Today we head to National Park Durmitor and have a walking tour around the Black Lake. Its colour is due to its depth and thick forest surroundings. The lake lies at the foot of Durmitor mountain making a picturesque site, especially if the weather is in our favour when the mountain peaks mirror on its calm surface.  The walk lasts for about 2 hours (easy walking). We will hear the famous legends about the lake, a bit about the vegetation and experience some amazing views.

Day Five: Lake Skadar National Park

Today, we explore Lake Skadar National Park – a blissfully pretty area encompassing steep mountains, island monasteries, clear waters and floating meadows of water lilies. Dolphin-shaped Lake Skadar - the Balkans’ largest - has its tail and two-thirds of its body in Montenegro and its nose in Albania. On the Montenegrin side, an area of 154 sq miles has been protected by the national park since 1983. Today, Skadar is renowned as one of Europe’s top bird habitats.

Day Six: Old Royal Montenegro Tour

Day Seven: The Jewels of Boka Bay Tour

We head to Kotor Old Town today – a UNESCO protected heritage site. We visit the Square of the Arms, Clock Tower, Fluor Square, St Tryphon Cathedral, the Bokelian Navy Square, Karampana Well, The St Luke Square, and St Luke and St Nikola’s churches, St Mary of the River and Northern Gate and Skurda River. After the tour, we will have some free time in Kotor.

Day Eight: Depart Tivat

After breakfast at the hotel,  transfer to the airport for our onward flight.

• Breakfast Included