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National parks
Five areas in Montenegro have the status of national parks: Lovćen, Durmitor, Biogradska gora, Lake Skadar and Prokletije.
Their natural and cultural values are presented in visitors centers, and opportunities for active recreation are numerous. Besides the marked walking, hiking and biking trails, in the parks you can find thematic, educational and wine paths. There is also sports fishing, cruising, camping, adventure park, rent-a-bungalow...
Conquering peaks, viewing platforms, richness of flora and fauna, healing powers of water wells, herbs, national cuisine ... There are many reasons to visit the national parks of Montenegro.
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National parksNational Park Biogradska gora
KolašinGreatest natural value of this park is the rainforest Biogradska gora, which covers the area of 1600 ha and is one of the last three rainforests in Europe. In 1878, it... -
National parksNational Park Durmitor
ŽabljakNational Park encompasses the basic mountain massif of Durmitor, parts and areas of the lakes and Piva mountain, upper parts of canyon valleys Grabovica and Komarnica,... -
National parksNational Park Lovćen
CetinjeThe lowest point of the National Park Lovćen is the crossroads in Krstac - 965 m above the sea level, while the highest is the peak Štirovnik - 1.749 m above the sea... -
National parksNational park Prokletije
PlavStatus: National Park since 2009. TheThe territory of the municipality : BlueArea: 16,630 haArea Reserve 1052 hectaresAltitude with numerous peaks over 2,000 meters... -
National parksNational Park Skadar Lake (Skadarsko jezero)
BarWith the area ranging from 370 to 530 square kilometers, depending on the water level, Skadar Lake is the biggest lake in the Balkans. Due to its geographic position...
