Things to Do in Montenegro

Beaches and Seaside Resorts

Although the country's coastline isn't very long, it boasts over a hundred sandy or pebble beaches and is home to several seaside resorts. Among the best-known—and even renowned—are Budva, as well as Bar, Petrovac, and even, in a way, Sveti Stefan, a charming fishing village partly transformed into a luxury hotel complex that is now closed to the public! Additionally, the famous Bay of Kotor, where you can also swim, are worth mentioning.

Water Activities

Fishing:

Diving:

Water Sports:

Sailing:

Thalassotherapy and Wellness

Hiking

Hiking on Foot

This is the main outdoor activity available in the country. Though Montenegro isn’t widely known for it among the general public, its parks and natural areas offer numerous hiking opportunities for all levels and durations. The Durmitor National Park (around the town of Žabljak) is the highlight, with over 2,000 km of trails.

Cycling

Horseback Riding

Whitewater Activities

The country offers great spots for canoeing, rafting, and canyoning, earning international recognition in these fields. The Durmitor National Park and especially the Tara Canyon within the park provide the best locations.

Other Outdoor and Nature Sports

Golf

Hunting and Fishing

Climbing and Mountaineering

Paragliding and Aerial Sports

Skiing

The town of Kolašin, at the foot of Biogradska Gora National Park, is considered the country’s main ski resort. You can also ski in the Durmitor National Park, the must-visit destination for all outdoor activities, both in summer and winter. That said, Montenegro’s ski resorts aren’t the largest...