Tours of Montenegro

Montenegro Horse Ride

Tour Map of Montenegro Horse Ride

Blessed with glittering blue seas, spectacular mountains and vast dense tracts of virgin forest, Montenegro is one of Europe’s scenic gems. With a rich and turbulent history, the country has emerged from the recent troubles that blighted the Balkans to become one of the up and coming destinations in eastern Europe. This stunning riding adventure offers a chance to explore some of its hidden highlights before the rest of the world catches up. You’ll ride through a timeless land of dense forests and glittering alpine lakes, spending your nights immersed in a landscape that still echoes to the call of wild wolves. You’ll also raft through the idyllic vistas of Europe’s deepest canyon, as you negotiate the gentle waters of the Tara River and the wild landscapes of the World Heritage setting of Durmitor National Park.

Walking in Montenegro

Tour Map of Walking in Montenegro

Montenegro may be one of the world’s smallest countries and yet it is undoubtedly also one of its most beautiful. Only two-thirds the size of Wales, the country’s diversity is absolutely striking. From Europe’s deepest canyon to some of its wildest mountains, Montenegro also claims a dramatic coastline to rival anything you will have seen before. Proud to have been the only country in the region to have successfully defended itself against the might of the Ottoman Empire, Montenegro has a truly unique culture. From its mountain-top fortresses and medieval walled cities to its remote villages and varied cuisine, Montenegro is an exciting new destination that offers not only some magnificent walking but also an insight into a lifestyle most of Europe abandoned centuries ago. Things will be sure to change, but for now, Montenegro’s multi-faceted charms still largely remain a secret. Be amongst the first to discover this true gem.

With over 200 holidays to choose from, KE Adventure Travel has one of the very best collections of trekking and walking holidays worldwide. Graded on a scale from 1 to 12, we have holidays to suit everyone. Our tougher treks are likely to involve multi-day hikes through wilderness regions, with porter support and tented accommodation. Whilst at the other end of the scale, our softer walking holidays are more likely to be hotel or lodge-based with a day-walk format and an emphasis on uncovering the area's history, culture and cuisine. From our earliest days we've developed a range of treks that include celebrated classics such as Peru's Inca Trail trek, the ascent of Tanzania's Kilimanjaro and the ever popular Everest Base Camp trek in Nepal. Alongside these, we have always made it a priority to seek out distinctive and unique itineraries in less familiar areas such as Armenia, Cameroon, Madagascar and Burma. Whichever of our trekking or walking holidays you choose to undertake, you can be sure you'll enjoy breaking out of your day-to-day routine and exploring exotic landscapes on foot, with the chance to experience different cultures.

Walking in the Balkan Borderlands

Trekking the Prokljetije Mountains, this new and unique walking holiday crosses several international frontiers in the wild borderlands of Kosovo, Albania and Montenegro. Taking a short transfer from the Kosovan capital of Pristina we begin our adventure trekking holiday in the historic city of Peja. Located in the foothills of the Prokljetije Mountains, this enchanting city features well-preserved Ottoman-era architecture and friendly locals. With a morning visit to the monastery ‘Patriarchate of Pec', we then commence our trek into a real hidden corner of Europe. Passing through traditional villages and over the Jelenak Pass (2272m), we cross from Kosovo into Montenegro and continue our Balkan adventure following the old trade routes of the ‘Accursed Mountains'. As we cross into the wild and rugged frontier of Albania, we are welcomed by the highland hospitality of our farmhouse stay. Continuing our walk through pasturelands and over a rocky mountain pass (1900m), we take in refreshment with the last of our Albania hosts and transfer to overnight in the Montenegrin capital of Podgorica. With a morning boat ride on glistening Lake of Skadar we finish this Balkan Walking adventure with exploration of the UNESCO listed Bay of Kotor. With a glimpse into ancient and traditional cultures of Eastern Europe, this is a trekking holiday that won't disappoint.

Walking Montenegro and the Croatian Islands

Tour Map of Walking Montenegro and the Croatian Islands

Starting in south western Montenegro and continuing to the islands of Croatia, this 8 day walking trip takes you on some of the most beautiful coastal, mountain and village trails of the southern Balkans. Visit the historical town of Kotor for a birds eye view from the ramparts and climb Mt Vrmac for astounding views of the Montenegrin coastline. Explore traditional villages and bustling towns before travelling by boat to continue walking on the islands off the coast at Dubrovnik. A great taste of the lesser travelled paths of these two countries.