Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Polje
(
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). Instead of heading straight back to Podgorica after the rafting trip,
take the scenic road east from Plužine through Durmitor National Park to
Žabljak
(
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). Allow some time to enjoy the park and, at a minimum, make sure you hike
around the Black Lake.
Follow the road along the Tara River to the isolated Dobrilovina Monastery then con-
tinue on to
Biogradska Gora National Park
(
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) - you can stay in the cabins
here or continue on to the upmarket hotels in
Kolašin
(
Click here
). Stop at the Morača
Monastery on your way to
Podgorica
(
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), then hang out in the capital for a
day. Continue down to
Virpazar
(
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) for a morning's cruise on Lake Skadar,
then head on to Murići. Skirt the Rumija Mountains until the road shies away from the
Albanian border and hooks down to the buzzy beachside town of
Ulcinj
(
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).
Be sure to visit Velika Plaža before continuing back up the coast. Stop to check out the
charming ruins of
Stari Bar
(
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) before heading on to the family-friendly beach
town of
Petrovac
(
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). Continue along the coast, stopping at the beaches of
Sveti Stefan
(
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) and
Pržno
(
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) before finishing up in
Budva
(
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here
), with its walled Old Town and busy beachfront promenade
If you're travelling by bus, you'll need to pare back the itinerary a little. From Kotor,
the easiest way to Cetinje, Ostrog or rafting is on a day-tour. Swap the Plužine-Žabljak
road for a Nikšić-Žabljak bus. To get from Žabljak to Kolašin you'll need to go via
Pljevlja or Podgorica. From Virpazar take a train to Bar followed by a bus to Ulcinj.