Outdoors 01. 04. 2024 - 31. 10. 2024
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Kayaking
Montenegro's greatest asset is its water, which is clean, drinkable, wild, and powerful! It will cool you down, inspire you, and provide a fantastic canvas for your kayaking adventure! Take in nature's electric energy as you navigate rivers, streams, ponds, lakes, and perhaps even the sea!
Kayaking
Quick overview:
Seasons
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Best fit
Facts:
Length of seacoast:
293 km
Territories of cities with kayaking offers:
Herceg Novi, Tivat, Kotor, Bar, Budva, Ulcinj
Bay of Kotor:
Bay surface area:
87.3 km²
Coast length:
105.7 km
Volume:
2.4 x 106 km³
Depth:
Maximum 60 m
On average 27.3 m
Skadar Lake:
Coast length: 110.5 km
Altitude: 5 m above sea level
Depth: Average depth is 5 m / maximum 8.3 m
Tara River
Length: 158 km
Lim River
Length: 220 km
Piva River
Length: 34 km
Komarnica River
Length: 25 km (course through Piva)
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Spectacular packraft in Montenegro
Do you have a packraft or inflatable kayak in your backpack?
Keep in mind that kayaking is only possible in April, May, and June, otherwise the water is too low or too fierce.
Skadar Lake's calm waters are ideal for kayaking
You will have the most beautiful experiences on Skadar Lake and along the Crnojevića River, which was once an important trade center in Montenegro. Species such as the rare Dalmatian pelican can be seen on Skadar Lake, an area of international importance for birds.
The lake's calm waters are ideal for beginners, but it also provides plenty of challenges for experienced rowers. On the lake, there are many households and restaurants serving national cuisine and local fish specialties.
More popular kayaking spots
If you happen to be in Podgorica, you can go kayaking on the calmer rivers Morača and Cijevna. Piva Lake, in the municipality of Plužine, can be the setting for more thrilling adventures.
Kayakers frequently choose the challenging rivers Tara, Piva, Lim, and Komarnica as their destinations. Explore the river's beaches, backwaters, caves, and wildlife. Enjoy each paddle, the water's defiance, the effort of the body, and the scent of nature. This is an excellent way to connect with nature and learn about the world around you!
Do you know?
The famous Kayak Fest on Tara
The international festival "Kayak Fest" takes place in September on the wild waters of Tara, Piva, and Komarnica.
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