Activities in Podgorica, Montenegro

Discover one of the most visited places in Montenegro on this tour of the Ostrog Monastery from Podgorica. Ostrog Monastery Tour.

Discover the enchanting beauty of Montenegro on this tour of Virpazar, Budva, and Kotor from Podgorica. From the Adriatic Sea to Lake Skadar, you'll be captivated by these charming coastal towns!. Montenegro Coastal Towns Tour.

Make the most of your time in Podgorica exploring the beautiful Zeta Plain: discover Lake Skadar, travel back in time in Barutana and indulge in a tasting at a local winery. Zeta Plain Wine Tour.

Start the day with a drive towards Žabljak (duration of journey about 2 hours and 30 minutes). Enjoying beautiful landscapes on the road and photo breaks. Žabljak is located at 1456 m above sea level and it is the highest town in the Balkans.

The starting point of the biking tour is Cetinje , the Old Royal Capital of Montenegro. Cetinje is a small museum city with beautiful monuments, promenades and nature under the huge mountain Lovćen. Cetinje is the former capital of Montenegro.

Žabljak (starting point of this biking tour) is located at 1456 m above sea level and it is the highest town in the Balkans.

Mrtvica canyon is located 35 km from Kolašin in the direction of Podgorica, in the village of Međuriječje. Hidden beneath the mountain of Maganik, about 9 km long, it is a real jewel of untouched nature.

Lovćen is a mountain in Montenegro. It is located in the southwestern part of the country and extends to the Adriatic Sea. The two largest peaks of the mountain are Štirovnik (1749 m) and Jezerski vrh – Lake peak (1657 m).

Start the day with a journey by car, minivan, van or bus to the train station in Podgorica (duration of the drive between 60 and 90 minutes, depending on the place or city of departure).

Start the day by driving toward the Ostrog Monastery (between 45 min to 2 hours and 30 min, depending on the place or city of departure). On the way, enjoy a 30 minutes refreshement break at a local restaurant (not included).

Kolašin is a town in the north of Montenegro, 72 km away from Podgorica. It is at 954 m above sea level and offers excellent holidays in winter and summer. In Bjelasica there is a well-known ski resort just a few kilometers from the city.

Start the day with the drive to the Bar (from 1 to 3 hours depending on the place or city of departure). Bar is a maritime city in Montenegro located in the south of the country, between the Adriatic Sea and the Skadar Lake.

Budva dates back 3,450 years ago and is one of the oldest cities on the Adriatic Sea.

Kuči is the name for the area and the tribe, one of the mountain tribes that formed the state of Montenegro in the 19th century.

Komovi or “Emperor of Mountains” is one of the most beautiful Montenegrin mountains.

Podgorica is the capital of Montenegro located in the center of this country, at the intersection of several important road directions that lead from the sea to the continental part of the country.

Tara River is formed by the merging of two rivers, Opasnica and Veruša, at the foothill of the Komovi mountain. This river is known for its clean water as the “tear of Europe“. With a length of 146.4 km it is the longest river in Montenegro.

Start the day with a 2 hour drive to Perast, located in the heart of Boka Bay, at a distance of 12 km northwest of Kotor.

Crmnica is the region in Montenegro, from ancient times known for its wine. In this area, next to the production of grapes and wine, locals also produce other healthy products – food and fruits and develop rural tourism.

The tradition of wine production in Montenegro is nurtured for centuries. For centuries, wine was part of Montenegrin faith, culture, and customs, so not so rarely Montenegro is called “the land of wine”.