#Hiking
5 articlesAll journal posts tagged "Hiking".
Cetinje & Lovćen: Montenegro's Royal Capital and a Mountaintop Mausoleum
Cetinje was a European capital that the Ottomans never conquered. Atop Lovćen sits a mausoleum with 18 kg of gold on the ceiling. Here's what's actually worth seeing – and what it costs.
April 09, 2026
Kolašin in Summer: Why Visit a Ski Town When There's No Snow
While the coast hits 35 °C, Kolašin sits at a cool 15–25 °C with ancient forests, alpine lakes and rafting. Prices 40% lower than the Riviera – here's the practical breakdown.
March 25, 2026
Njegoš Mausoleum on Lovćen: 461 Steps to the Sky – How to Get There and What to Know
461 steps, 1,657 m above sea level, views over 80% of Montenegro. Entry fees, the Kotor serpentine, cable car access, and the practical details most guides skip.
March 20, 2026
Petrovac for Family Holidays: Calm Beaches, Coastal Trails & Hotels That Actually Work for Kids
Petrovac is Montenegro's quietest Riviera resort – gentle entry to water, stroller-friendly trails through pine forests, and quality hotels from €70/night. Here's what guidebooks don't tell you.
March 08, 2026Durmitor Mountains and Black Lake: Tours into the Heart of Montenegro’s Nature
Durmitor National Park is one of the most breathtaking places in Montenegro. Here, you can explore the glacial Black Lake, hike through deep canyons, climb stunning mountain peaks, and breathe in the crisp alpine air. In this article, we’ll explain why a tour of Durmitor is worth taking, which routes to consider, and how to best plan your trip to this natural treasure.
July 14, 2025