The first place we will visit are the waterfalls on the Cijevna river. We will walk along a very interesting riverbed surrounded by one of the largest vineyards in one piece in Europe and enjoy the view of the wonderful natural environment.

The medieval capital of Montenegro was built in the 15th century on a hill in the immediate vicinity of Lake Skadar. An easy walk leads to the fortress, which offers a wonderful view in all directions. The lake, meadows, horses, birds, domestic animals will complete the experience of the rural areas of Montenegro and the surroundings of Lake Skadar.

The charming little town on the shore of Lake Skadar was once an important trading post, and now it is the most visited destination of the national park, where most boat cruises depart. It is the venue of probably the most popular traditional festival dedicated to wine and bleak fish.

In terms of architecture, probably the most impressive village in Montenegro. With its connected and densely packed houses, architectural details, babbling streams, small wineries, it represents a special cultural but also gastronomic experience. Due to weather conditions and limited offer, wine testing can sometimes be organized instead of in the village of Godinje in another nice local winery.

Just 20 minutes away from Podgorica there is Skadar Lake, the largest lake in the Balkans, the area proclaimed national park, enlisted as Ramsar wetland of international importance, famous for its birds( about 270 species), fish, water lilies, rich cultural heritage, charming villages and the best Montenegrin wine. We will be driving around the lake, have a short walk in the charming settlement called Vranjina, enjoying the view form nice viewpoints and optional beautiful boat ride among lilies and birds that we recommend very much.