Durmitor National Park

National park · Pljevlja

Durmitor National Park

National park · Pljevlja

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Montenegro

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Hiking, canoeing, mountaineering amid stunning lakes and gorges  

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Adi Shavit

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Lovely park. Serene walk along the lake banks. Take into account that the trails are not always clearly marked, and a full walk around the lake could include some challenging terrain (eg climbing with a rope rail) and may take up to 3 hour. Get some water and ensure you have sufficient daylight.

Sarah Craycroft

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I have just spent some time in Durmitor National Park in Montenegro. Based on what I can tell, it is a breathtaking park with lots to see and do. I do not recommend coming in October. Stay at Hotel Pavlović for a “ski lodge” atmosphere, hot water, delicious breakfast and restaurant offerings, domestic wine and great and knowledgeable staff.

Meelika Seppel

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The Durnitor National Park is so much more than words can describe. We looked at the reviews before going and we have to admit - we weren't expecting that much. As the time was flying we even considered not going due to timeframe. Fortunately we still went. All we did was drive through the mountains on the narrow road with lot's of opportunities to stop. It was rainy, windy and cold and still it was the best choice! We happend to get there just near the sunset time and the clouds, mountains and sun altogether - it was breathtaking. We just stopped the car, stood there and watched in silence. Majestetic! Amazing! The road is not bad at all. It is narrow, but you have plenty of broader places to reverse to if need be. We did not meet any buses. We went in the end of september. There was no fee - at least we did not see anywhere where to pay 🤷‍♀️ Defenetly a must-visit place!

tomer allalouf

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An amazing national park and a must visit for any trip to the mountains of Montenegro. We started our time at Zbaljak, with the black lake, then drove the durmitor ring road in a clock wise direction. There are stunning views and nice short and ling trails in Sedlo, bobotov kuk and other places. We spent one night in Nedajno village at a very cute chalet and completed the trip the second day after a visit to the curevac peak. Would highly recommend sleeping in a village inside the park and not just in Zbaljak. It was very relaxing. Weather is on the cold side in late September so be prepared and probably best to come earlier if planning on camping.

Dejan Jovanovic

Google
It's hard to describe in words all the beauty of Durmitor National Park, which has so much to offer every nature lover. Each visit here brings a new round of enjoyment and rest for the soul and body. I would recommend to everyone to come and stay at this beautiful mountain and in this wonderful national park.

Tziki Oz Sinay

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Beautiful place. Most trails are well marked, but not all. Water during summer time should be purified, and not that common. Meaning that you cannot trust the map when it says there is a spring or water source. Beware of the wondering sheeps. One ate our dinner while we were looking to the other side. Get a tent. Don't trust the shelters.

Adrianne Tomatas

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Absolutely worth a visit. Stunning scenery! Entry costs €5 per person and parking is €15 for 5 hours or €24 for the whole day. There were boats available to rent for €10 per hour to row around the Black Lake.

Leonard Han

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Of you are visiting Montenegro you can't miss Durmitor park. Great view from the mountains and lakes with crystal clear water. Great hiking trails in the nature and nice people everywhere.