Where to practice an individual sport Montenegro

This is the most popular trail at the moment. It starts from the locality of Špiljari/Шпильяри which means "caves". It reaches the viewpoint (Vidikovac/Видиковац). Start the climb once you're outside Kotor. With the Taraca restaurant behind you, you can begin.

Once you've arrived, a perfect Balkan landscape awaits you. At your back, a breathtaking view of the Bay of Kotor. Before your eyes, mountain farmers help themselves to their donkeys in an abandoned village. Kusturica couldn't have found a better location for his cinematic adventures. The place is quiet, the sound is clean, only the shepherd's donkey breaks the silence of the mountains. Once in the village, continue on to Café Jardana. From view to view, take all day to complete this hike. Even in winter, you'll meet lots of people. So it's a good idea to be on the safe side in case anything goes wrong. On the way back, don't forget to take a cab back to town.

The abandoned village and its legends. A witch is said to have lived in one of the stone houses. This witch is said to have cast many spells on the inhabitants below, who were already considered foreigners. In any case, one thing is certain: most of the ancient monasteries and stone villages are built at the same altitude. How is this possible? No one knows. Depending on who you talk to, the words volna (волна) and potop (потоп) will often come up... the wave and the flood.

Located in Budva, it is a professional fishing charter company. It offers experienced guides who master all fishing techniques: jigging, casting, deep sea fishing, light trolling and deep sea fishing. Book your boat and enjoy a day of fishing in an idyllic setting! From April 26 to 29, an international fishing tournament, Cup of Budva, is organized, open to federations from different countries. Ideal for fishing enthusiasts!

Established some fifteen years ago at the top of their hill overlooking Petrovac Bay, Rado welcomes you with open arms in summer and winter for a memorable stay with friends or family. A keen hiker, he'll show you the sights of the region with à la carte holidays combining trekking, canyoning, kayaking, rafting on the Tara river, snorkeling in the blue Adriatic creeks... Off the beaten track, you'll have the chance to visit UNESCO-listed sites and the region's authentic farms and their inhabitants, who'll be delighted to share both their roof and their table.

A recent activity in the capital: ice skating in winter in the heart of the capital. First place for the general public: in front of the Orthodox cathedral, called Hram. For a small fee, on a large space you will taste the pleasures of sliding in front of the imposing Orthodox Cathedral of Podgorica. In a more intimate place, another ice rink of 600^m2 awaits you in the middle of the forest (Njegoš park) ideal for children. You will have the choice to practice this sport which brings Podgorica closer to the practices in use in Central Europe.

3 km from the center of Žabljak, at an altitude of 1,416 m, the natural treasures of the Black Lake and the surrounding mountain range are combined in an attractive adventure park. Within the park, there is an adult area, a children's area, a zip line and a free-fall course, a rope course and zip lines over the forest. Nearly 1,300 m of zip lines in total. The two longest (300 and 350 m) fly over the Black Lake (from 10 years old). Awaken your adventurous side!

Agency specializing in boat trips and water sports: kayaking, rafting, hiking, sightseeing, but also thematic excursions... Let yourself be tempted by a full day rafting adventure trip on the Tara River with breakfast and lunch included. The landscapes are beautiful and the ride is very pleasant. Whatever the water level, you will have with you your friendly and perfectly equipped guide. A young team, known for its humor, which also takes care of the transfers by minibus. Adventure guaranteed!

A riding school for adults and children. In its green setting, between sky and earth, this sport will change your mind. In an idyllic environment, the horse or pony rides are done with a communicative gaiety. The stud farm, rich enough in horses, also offers riding lessons and competitions. It is also a good opportunity to take a trip to the surroundings of Podgorica and enjoy an afternoon in the nature.

Rafting and/or rafting over one, two or three days. There are also fishing days on one or two days with real connoisseurs.

Info: map published in 2002 by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), in collaboration with the International Association of Friends of Nature (on sale in the small store of the national park near the lake), covers the whole of the Bjelasica massif and part of the Komovi massif.

The Biogradska lake tour : pleasant 3.5 km walk. Benches, picnic tables and wooden footbridges in the wetlands where the Biogradska River and its tributaries flow into the lake.

Šiško Lake (1,705 m above sea level) : This relatively easy hike begins at Biogradska Lake. From the lake, take the dirt road behind the wooden cabins. This road zigzags through the forest before reaching the first katun (shepherd's house), Dolovi's, set in the middle of high pastures. Once you reach this katun, continue along the dirt path that climbs a small hill to the right and crosses vast meadows (the path is sometimes overgrown and therefore a little more difficult to discern). The trail then descends slightly and becomes wider again. Continue along this path for a few kilometers and then turn left to the large Šiško Lake. There may be flocks of sheep and therefore sheepdogs (the latter, although impressive, are harmless. They are however excellent guardians and will probably oblige you to make some small detours). Return by the same way. Count about 6 hours of walking (round trip).

The virgin forest: this hike, long and difficult, allows to cross varied landscapes. It starts at the Biogradska lake, along the dirt road that starts behind the wooden chalets. It follows the same path as the hike described above until it reaches Lake Šiško. Instead of turning left towards the lake, continue straight ahead until you reach the foot of Zekova Glava (topped by a radio relay). When you reach the hairpin bend in the road leading up to the relay, the trail gets lost and the navigation becomes more difficult. Basically, you have to follow slightly below the ridge line and then at the height of the katun Goles that you can see on the left, you have to go down in a talweg that, if you have taken the right one, will bring you just upstream of the lake. There is no more marked trail for this last part and it is advised to go there only if you are very experienced and equipped with a compass or if you are accompanied by a local guide. The descent towards the lake, which we do not see, is made in a very uneven ground without real traces (dense vegetation, innumerable tree trunks obliging to incessant acrobatics). But overall, choose your talweg and go down. In the best case, you will find the lake, if not, the river, which you should go down to the lake if you are upstream of it... Count on a full day (10 hours of walking).

Strmenica peak : long hike from Mojkovac to the Strmenica peak (2 122 m), the second highest peak of the Bjelasica massif. Count 10 hours of walking. Some very steep passages and snow generally present on the summit and its slopes until June. This hike is outside the national park, but it offers beautiful views of the park and the Biogradska lake.