Durmitor National Park is registered on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Narrow passes and rapids, abysses and steep banks are this canyon’s characteristics and make it irresistible for everybody seeking adventures. Rafting and floating on the Tara belong to those attractions that turn high spirits into top fun. The canyon is 93 km long and its bottom is in a depth of 1,300 m in some places.

Only six years after the proclamation the Yellowstone as the first world’s national park, the territory of Biogradska gora was protected. The preservation of Biogradska gora, with the flows of both rivers Biogradska and Jezerstice dates back from 1878 when this territory was proclaimed the Prince’s Ban (Knjazev zabran), the gift to the that time ruler of Montenegro - Prince Nikola Petrovic.

The River Isle of Bojana is a barrier isle, which is located right at the end of the Ulcinj’s Big Beach, an the place where the River Bojana flows into the sea.

Kotor is just one of the beautiful coastal towns surrounded by the big mountains that hang over the Mediterranean richness and the Boka Kotorska Bay, the southernmost fjord in Europe, which has been celebrated in song so many times and whose coasts bear witness to the tempestuous history and centuries-old civilization and multicultural interweaving.

Legend says that Budva was founded by Cadmo, son of the Phoenician King Agenon, after he was expelled from Thebes.

Walking along the beautiful craggy paths, rural roads cut into the cliffs of the seaside mountains, which often alternate with gentle green karst valleys and dense deciduous and evergreen forests, then along former roads near deserted hamlets with seaside coastal-style architecture of stone houses is an unforgettable experience for any visitor.

The town was founded in 1482, when Ivan Crnojević, the last ruler of the powerful mediaeval...

Ostrog Monastery - the biggest sanctuary in Montenegro and one of the most well-known sanctuaries in Southern Europe is located high in the rocky mountain massif, often veiled by clouds and fog.

Lake Skadar is the biggest lake in the Balkans and it is one of the last freshwater swamps, the last habitat of pelicans and the biggest bird refuge in Europe.