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Twine of Montenegro – 8 Day Itinerary 0 500 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 Twine of Montenegro – 8 day itinerary Day first: * Start with the transfer from Dubrovnik`s airport to Vranjak at Bjelasica mountain This drive passes through: Herceg Novi – Budva – Cetinje – Podgorica - Kolašin * Lunch stop in restaurant at Belvedere hill above the Skadar lake, nearby Cetinje Note : this lunch is by your order and fee * 4x4 drive from Kolašin to Vranjak katun ( summer camp 1770m ) * Accommodation and dinner in camp * Sleeping in bungalows ( shared camp-toilet/bath ) Vranjak 0 500 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 Day second: * Breakfast in katun * Hiking : Vranjak katun – Goleš katun – Biogradsko lake Effective walk: 4h 30min ; Ascending: 200m ; Descending: 850m Note : optional hike Goleš katun – Donji Lumer – Goleš katun ( 1h 30min ) * Home made products degustation with farming family in Goleš * Transfer from Biogradsko lake to Žabljak in Durmitor National Park Note : the drive passes mostly through the Tara canyon * Accommodation in camp nearby Žabljak * Visiting the site of Žabljak * Dinner and sleep in bungalows ( shared camp-toilet/bath ) Biogradsko jezero 0 500 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 Day thirth: * Breakfast * Hiking through Durmitor massif Note : Durmitor has a great variety of trails. Your guide will decide which route will be walked depending on the group`s ability. * Transfer from Žabljak to Crkvi čko Polje in Piva mountains area Note : it is a scenic drive that passes over the deepest part of Tara canyon ( 1300m ) and goes down/up the Sušica canyon continuing through deep wood… * Accommodation and dinner in camp at Crkvi čko Polje plateau above Tara canyon * Overnight in bungalows Bobotov Kuk 0 500 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 Day fourth: * Breakfast in the camp * Hiking from camp through Crkvi čko Polje, ending steep down to Tara canyon Effective walk: 3h ; Ascending: 150m ; Descending: 450m * Rafting on Tara river from Brštanovica to Š ćepan Polje where Tara joint Piva river Note : this rafting is 14km long and lasts about 3 hours * Transfer back to Crkvi čko Polje camp and having lunch there * Leisuring time afternoon Note : Biking and horse riding are provided in the camp * Dinner and overnight at Crkvi čko Polje plateau Tara canyon 0 500 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 Day fifth: * Breakfast * Long transfer to the Skadar lake: Crkvi čko Polje – Piva canyon – Plužine – Nikši ć – Podgorica – Gornji Ceklin * Visit to the Piva monastery ( XVI ct. ) * Stop for a fish lunch at Rastovac village nearby Nikši ć * Arrival in Gornji Ceklin village above the Skadar lake * Dinner and overnight in a traditional montenegrin house Piva lake 0 500 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 Day sixth: * Breakfast with our hosts * Hiking : Gornji Ceklin – Za čir – Dubovo – Smokovci – Zaj čina – Poseljani Effective walk: 3h ; small ascends with 400m descending * Boating at the Skadar lake with visit to fisherman`s villages of Dodoši and Karu č Boating finishes in Rijeka Crnojevi ća historical site. Swimming optionally Note : Having a lunch at some of restaurants by the lake * Transfer to Perast in Boka Kotorska via Lov ćen mountain ( old road to Kotor ) * Dinner at Perast`s restaurant by your order and fee * Overnight in Perast Skadarsko jezero 0 500 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 Day seventh: * Breakfast * Transfer to Donji Orahovac * Hike: Donji Orahovac – Kljajevi ći – Vranovo Brdo – Perast Effective walk: 5h ; ascending: 650m ; Descending: 750m * Swimming at the end of the hike ( optionally ) * Afternoon: visit to the Old Town of Kotor * Dinner at a restaurant by your order and fee * Overnight in Perast Boka Kotorska bay from Vranovo Brdo 0 500 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 Last day: * Breakfast * Chilling in Perast You can go swimming down at the beach or visit the church of Our Lady of the Rocks which is situated on an island infront Perast (optionally ) Note: visit to the church is not included in the price, but it costs 4 € per person ( boating to the island included ) * Transfer to Dubrovnik airport Perast 0 500 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 Services included: • 8 days monitoring/guiding • All transports within Montenegro incl. transfers from/to Dubrovnik airport • One day rafting • One day boating • 4 nights accommodation in bungalows • 3 nights accommodation in private houses • 3 meals a day ( with 3 exceptions ) • All the entrances to the National Parks At your own: • Insurance • Travel to/from Montenegro or Dubrovnik ( airfare ) • 3 meals in restaurants on first, sixth and seventh day • Tips and personal expences for drinks or souvenirs 0 500 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 Needed equipment: • Hiking boots • Light rainwear • Light backpack • 1,5 litres water gear • Sun protection ( cream, hat, sunglasses ) • Towel with swimsuit This tour meets you with Bjelasica, Durmitor, Piva and Lov ćen mountains, Tara canyon, Skadar lake and Boka Kotorska bay 4 of this areas are National Parks 2 of this areas are Unesco sites The tour is focused at: Outdoor/adventure Hiking History Meeting with locals Degustations with home-made/organic food and spirits Visitors are expected to respect the wildlife, leave what they find, dispose their waste properly and to be considerate with locals . Welcome to Montenegro ! .
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