Family Short Break in Montenegro,Vacanza Di Attività in Montenegro

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Family Short Break in Montenegro,Vacanza Di Attività in Montenegro Family short break in Montenegro Family adventure in the North of Montenegro – 4 days/3 nights UNLIMITED Travel will combine the coast of Montenegro with an exciting trip to the North of Montenegro, to the Nationalpark Durmitor, which encompasses some amazing attractions, like the stunning mountain scenery itself, including the highest peak of Montenegro, the Bobotov Kuk (2523 m), the Tara Canyon, the second deepest canyon in world, the romantic Black Lake, the famous Tara bridge, ancient tombstones and the town Zabljak. Day I Pick up from the airport Podgorica/Tivar/Dubrovnik or from your accommodation in Montenegro or if you are selfdriver, we propose you the shortest and most interesting way to Nationalpark Durmitor. In the center of Zabljak you meet your hosts, a shepards family. Overnight at the shepards place. Day II Rafting adventure on river Tara. Day III Based on your fitness level we propose you a hike/biking or sightseeing programme in the Nationalpark Durmitor which includes a visit of the Black Lake (swimming, adventure park). In the evening join the locals in the center of Zabljak. Day IV Optional trip. Today you can be as active or as lazy as you wish. You can relax, or join the shepards in their daily duties, take another optional bike/hike tour or even go on an adventurous canyoning trip. After your activity transfer/return the place you continue your stay in Montenegro. Vacanza di attività in Montenegro Giorno I Arrivo in pomeriggio a Villa Miela, Virpazar. Cena di benvenuto servito sulla terrazza. Giorno II Questo viaggio di 4-5 ore include giro in barca di 3 ore che ci porterà attraverso splendide acque specchiate dalla bellissima spiaggia di acqua dolce di Murici ai famosi monasteri dell’isola del 14 ° secolo del lago, ancora abitata oggi. Avremo il lago tutto per noi per nuotare in acque cristalline, per tutto il tempo ammirando le viste impressionanti, variati avifauna e gloriosa solitudine. Nessuna esperienza di giro in barca richiesta – la nostra guida è un istruttore di kaiak qualificato di UK! Giorno III Una combinazione indimenticabile con salita e macchina di questo tur con una panorama mozzafiata, alla piscina -rock per il nuoto selvatico, grotte abitate da pipistrelli e le rovine fortificate del vecchio Montenegro, Žabljak Crnojevici, aggrappati a uno sperone roccioso su una pianura che non sarebbe fuori luogo in Africa. Include una passeggiata di 2 ore, il pranzo in un ex residenza reale al pittoresco villaggio sul fiume Rijeka Crnojevica, e nuoto selvatico in piscine naturali e fiumi. Cosa visitare a Montenegro: • Kotor • Parco Nazionale di Lovćen • San Stefan • Monastero di Ostrog • Fiume Tara & Canyon • Parco Nazionale di Biogradska Gora • Parco Nazionale del Lago di Scutari • San Dordje & Madonna od Škrpjela • Stari Bar • Moraca Canyon & Monastero • Kayak Montenegro • Parco Nazionale del Durmitor • Museo Nazionale del Montenegro • Citadela Giorno IV Giornata libera. Ci sono così tante opzioni, da godersi una giornata pigra nella villa, per fare un’escursione circolare autoguidata da Villa Miela al bellissimo borgo medievale fortificato della Godinje Superiore, o addirittura di prendere le biciclette per un giro sull’anello di Limljani nella valle. In alternativa, perché non trascorrere la giornata in spiaggia con il mare Adriatico a soli 30 minuti di distanza? Giorno V La nostra escursione preferita – Questo percorso circolare delicata passa attraverso splendidi boschi, attraverso ponti ottomani arcuate e lungo i sentieri sul fiume e vecchi sentieri carovaniere romane arrivando poi attraverso un vallate più belle dei lagi di Scutari. Ci fermiamo per il nuoto selvatico in piscine termali naturali e una cascata e visitiamo uno dei più suggestivi borghi del lago per il pranzo con una famiglia locale. Questa è la natura incontaminata al suo meglio, con fichi selvatici, erbe e tartarughe in abbondanza! Per il bene di tutti, non dovrete condividere con altri turisti; questo è il nostro segreto! Giorno VI Giorno libero Giorno VII Oggi vi porteremo verso la degustazione di vini con una differenza. Questa regione è famosa per i suoi vini pregiati, con alcuni deliziosi e premiati gocce ottenuti da uve dei indigeni Vranac e Kratosija. Partenza nel pomeriggio, siamo in grado di camminare o guidare al borgo medievale di Godinje per assaggiare direttamente dalle botti di famiglia Leković, prendendo una splendida vista sul lago, prima di un’altra strada panoramica del villaggio nascosto di Limljani, ospitati nella cantina di Sveti Toma. Finiamo una giornata memorabile con una famiglia locale che aprono la loro cantina per noi. Lungo la strada, potremo vedere le tartarughe, incontrare gli animali della fattoria e anche andare in piscina! Giorno VIII Partenza. Activity holiday in Montenegro Day I Afternoon arrival at Villa Miela, Virpazar. Welcome dinner served up on the terrace. Day II This 4-5 hour trip including 3 hours’ gentle paddling will take you across stunning mirrored waters from the beautiful freshwater beach of Murici to the lake’s famed 14th century island monasteries, still inhabited today. You’ll have the lake all to yourself as you swim in crystal clear waters, all the while taking in the awesome views, varied bird-life and glorious solitude. No paddling experience required – your guide is a UK qualified kayak instructor! Day III An unforgettable car and hiking combination tour taking you past breathtaking views, to rock-pools for wild swimming, bat- inhabited caves and the fortified ruins of Montenegro’s old ruling seat, Žabljak Crnojevici, clinging to a rocky outcrop on a plain that wouldn’t look out of place in Africa. Includes a 2 hour walk, lunch at a former royal residence at picturesque riverside village Rijeka Crnojevica, and plenty of wild swimming in rockpools and rivers. Day IV Free day. There are so many options, from enjoying a lazy day at the villa, to taking a self-guided circular hike from Villa Miela to the beautiful fortified medieval village of Upper Godinje, or even taking the bicycles for a spin on the Limljani loop into the valley. Alternatively, why not spend the day at the beach with the Adriatic sea just 30 mins away? Day V Our favourite hike – this gentle circular trail passes through beautiful woodland, across arched Ottoman bridges and along riverside trails and old Roman caravan paths as it winds its way through one of Lake Skadar’s most beautiful valleys. We stop for wild swimming in natural spring-fed pools and a waterfall and visit one of the lake’s most striking hilltop villages for lunch with a local family. This is unspoiled nature at its best, with wild figs, herbs and tortoises in abundance! Best of all, you won’t have to share them with other tourists; this is our secret! Day VI Free day. Day VII Today we’ll take you wine tasting with a difference. This region is renowned for its fine wines with some delicious and award-winning drops produced from the indigenous Vranac and Kratosije grapes. Departing in the afternoon, we can hike or drive to the medieval village of Godinje to sample direct from the Lekovic family barrels, taking in stunning lake views, before another scenic drive to hidden village Limljani, home to Sveti Toma winery. We finish off a memorable day with a local family who only open their cellar for our guests. Along the way, you might see tortoises, meet farm animals and even go swimming! Day VIII Departure. Activity holiday in Montenegro Day I Afternoon arrival at Villa Miela, Virpazar. Welcome dinner served up on the terrace. Day II This 4-5 hour trip including 3 hours’ gentle paddling will take you across stunning mirrored waters from the beautiful freshwater beach of Murici to the lake’s famed 14th century island monasteries, still inhabited today. You’ll have the lake all to yourself as you swim in crystal clear waters, all the while taking in the awesome views, varied bird-life and glorious solitude. No paddling experience required – your guide is a UK qualified kayak instructor! Day III An unforgettable car and hiking combination tour taking you past breathtaking views, to rock-pools for wild swimming, bat- inhabited caves and the fortified ruins of Montenegro’s old ruling seat, Žabljak Crnojevici, clinging to a rocky outcrop on a plain that wouldn’t look out of place in Africa. Includes a 2 hour walk, lunch at a former royal residence at picturesque riverside village Rijeka Crnojevica, and plenty of wild swimming in rockpools and rivers. Day IV Free day. There are so many options, from enjoying a lazy day at the villa, to taking a self-guided circular hike from Villa Miela to the beautiful fortified medieval village of Upper Godinje, or even taking the bicycles for a spin on the Limljani loop into the valley. Alternatively, why not spend the day at the beach with the Adriatic sea just 30 mins away? Day V Our favourite hike – this gentle circular trail passes through beautiful woodland, across arched Ottoman bridges and along riverside trails and old Roman caravan paths as it winds its way through one of Lake Skadar’s most beautiful valleys. We stop for wild swimming in natural spring-fed pools and a waterfall and visit one of the lake’s most striking hilltop villages for lunch with a local family. This is unspoiled nature at its best, with wild figs, herbs and tortoises in abundance! Best of all, you won’t have to share them with other tourists; this is our secret! Day VI Free day. Day VII Today we’ll take you wine tasting with a difference. This region is renowned for its fine wines with some delicious and award-winning drops produced from the indigenous Vranac and Kratosije grapes.
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