From the sea to the mountains in an hour
Only here you can experience the mountain and the sea in one breath or, even better said, in a single day! A day that starts off with sunbathing and swimming in the sea can easily end at the top of the mountain.
From the sea to the mountains in an hour
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The Panoramic Road “Sea and Heights” (270 km)
Herceg-Novi – Kamenari – Risan – Kotor – Tivat – Lovćen – Cetinje – Budva – Sveti Stefan – Petrovac – Virpazar – Ostros – Ulcinj – Bar
Signposting: Follow the brown signs with the "Panoramic Roads" logo and number 3.
Vrmac Peninsula in the Bay of Kotor - a pedestrian’s paradise
If you want adrenaline, the peaks of Vrmac will provide it, and if you want a gentler trail complete with beautiful lookouts, you can choose from some great hiking trails in the area. Vrmac is divided into the Kotor and Tivat sides, because the peninsula separates the Tivat and Kotor bays. On the Kotor side you will find Muo, Prčanj and Donji Stoliv, and on the Tivat side are Lepetane, Donja Lastva, Seljanovo, Tivat, and Mrčevac. In Vrmac, find two specially marked hiking and biking trails, measuring at a total length of 16,768 m. Find starting points for hikes on both the Tivat and Kotor sides. Keep in mind that these hikes classify as light and medium difficulty.
When you find yourself at the top, enjoy the view of Kotor on one side - a magnificent city that is part of the world's cultural and natural heritage, and the view of Tivat on the other, as well as the Tivat archipelago that forms the Prevlaka Peninsula, Sveti Marko, and Školj.
Mount Rumia
The mountain that connects the sea and the lake, heaven and earth, centuries and religions, is located in the Bar hinterland - the magnificent Rumia. If you head there from Bar, you will need to take about a 40-minute drive to the Monastery of St. Sergius of Radonezh in Mikulići, located at the foot of Rumija, where you will set off on a two-hour climb with a licensed guide. At the top you will be greeted by the best lookout point in the Bar region. Feast your eyes on the panorama before you, which include views of the open sea and Lisinj, the southern ridge of Rumija all the way to Bojana, as well as iconic natural landmarks like Prokletije, Skadar Lake, Kučka Mountain, Komovi, Durmitor, Orjen, Lovćen, and Vrsut.
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"Between two magical shores"
Take the panoramic route around the 115 km-long Mt. Rumija massif, described as "between two magical shores," which features seven distinct lookouts, along with rest areas.
