Mountain and winter sports Montenegro

The recently created ski school (in 2009) offers you lessons in alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, night skiing and snowboarding. With more than forty instructors, it offers lessons for all categories, from beginner to intermediate and advanced levels. Some instructors are exclusively dedicated to young people. The courses take place mainly at the foot of the Savin Kuk slopes.

The school often organizes competitions, races and graduation ceremonies.

Excursions, guides, information on mountain accommodation. Gusinje offers the pleasure of picking aromatic herbs, red fruits and medicinal plants. Numerous hikes from the Grbaje valley to Prokletije (2 hours walk) or from Vusanje to Zla Kotala (2,534 m). The mountain huts of Branko Grbaja or the Karanfil mountaineering club welcome you. Before leaving, don't forget to take your snack in Gusinje.

From Plav, the high mountain guides will take you to the Prokletije National Park, 14 000 ha in a cross-border protected area straddling Montenegro and Albania. Wild and difficult to access, with snow between 90 and 120 days a year, the Prokletije massif is still little known and the paths are poorly marked. Guided hikes on the snowy massifs in winter, green in summer, up to the high altitude lakes of Hridsko and Volusnica.

A modestly sized ski resort, but with unbeatable packages! Currently the biggest and best winter sports resort in the country. At an altitude of 1,973 m, numerous lifts and 16 slopes, including a 3 km long downhill run; a total of 16.5 km of slopes. Since February 2019 is opened the new resort Kolašin 1650, with 14 km of slopes added to the existing area. A beautiful spot in the Balkans!

On the southern slopes of the 2,313 m high Savin Kuk is a beautiful mid-mountain ski resort. It has three blue runs, one red run and one black run. It is easy to get some fresh air and stretch your legs. Skiers and snowboarders have 1.6 km of runs and two lifts at their disposal. The resort is located between 1,485 and 1,953 m above sea level. The focus here is on off-piste skiing, which can be practised without any restrictions - for the time being - in the entire ski area.