Empire of Rocks, Lakes and Silence
Durmitor is a world of untouched beauty and striking contrasts—from deep canyons to green plateaus and mountain lakes. Here, time slows down, and nature invites you to experience it with all your senses. In the heart of Montenegro lies Biogradska Gora National Park—one of the last primeval forests in Europe and a sanctuary of pristine nature. Its emerald lake, dense forests, and rich flora and fauna make it an ideal destination for nature lovers and those seeking true relaxation.
🌲 Area
390 km² of protected area Durmitor covers more than 390 square kilometers of untouched nature, featuring 48 peaks rising above 2,000 meters. This makes it one of the most impressive mountain massifs in the Balkans.
🌿 Biodiversity
A paradise for plant and animal life In Durmitor National Park, more than 1,500 plant species thrive, many of them endemic and medicinal. The park is also home to chamois, bears, eagles, and numerous other rare species.
💧 18 Glacial Lakes
Durmitor is adorned with “mountain eyes” — 18 glacial lakes, among which the most famous is Black Lake (Crno jezero), nestled at the foot of Međed. Each lake tells its own story and possesses a unique beauty.
About the Park
Durmitor National Park is one of the most precious natural treasures of Montenegro and the Balkans. Established in 1952, it was inscribed on the UNESCO World Natural and Cultural Heritage List in 1980. The park covers an area of 390 km² and encompasses a magnificent mountain massif with 48 peaks rising above 2,000 meters, the highest being Bobotov Kuk (2,523 m). Durmitor is home to some of the deepest and most beautiful canyons in Europe, including the Tara River Canyon, the second deepest canyon in the world. The park is also adorned with numerous glacial lakes known as “mountain eyes,” among which Black Lake (Crno jezero) is the most famous and visited. Rich forests, mountain pastures, and rivers define this area, while landscapes transform with each season, always offering a new experience. Natural diversity, untouched environments, and unique scenery make Durmitor a perfect refuge for nature lovers, hikers, and adventure seekers.
The biodiversity of Durmitor is just as impressive as its landscapes. More than 1,500 plant species have been recorded within the park, including a large number of endemic, relict, and medicinal plants. The area is also home to rare animal species such as chamois, wolves, brown bears, and eagles, making Durmitor a truly unique natural reserve. The park is not only a natural treasure, but also a cultural one — the region is interwoven with traces of medieval history, traditional villages, and mountain katuns where the old way of life is still preserved. Thanks to the combination of natural and cultural values, Durmitor is an ideal destination for hiking, rafting, skiing, as well as peaceful walks and enjoying the silence of the mountains. It is a place where one can feel the power of nature and find a sense of peace that is hard to experience elsewhere.
Organized Tours
For those who wish to discover all the beauty of Durmitor National Park without worrying about planning, organized tours are available.
Quad Biking / ATV Riding
Tara River Rafting
