A primera vista podría parecer un edificio suspendido en el aire pero la realidad es que se trata de una joya de la arquitectura que no puedes perderte. Viaja al Monasterio de Ostrog, un auténtico símbolo de la espiritualidad. Conoce uno de los lugares más sorprendentes de los Balcanes: el Monasterio de Otrog.
A primera vista podría parecer un edificio suspendido en el aire pero la realidad es que se trata de una joya de la arquitectura que no puedes perderte. Viaja al Monasterio de Ostrog, un auténtico símbolo de la espiritualidad.
DESTACAMOS:
* Uno de los centros de peregrinación más importantes de los Balcanes
* Famoso por su peculiar construcción, en un acantilado vertical
* Magníficas vistas a la llanura Bjelopavlici
Conoce uno de los lugares más sorprendentes de los Balcanes: el Monasterio de Otrog. Excavado en la enorme roca de Ostroška Greda, en Montenegro, este singular monasterio es un importante lugar de peregrinación para fieles ortodoxos, católicos y musulmanes. Su valor arquitectónico y cultural es comparable al de monasterios ortodoxos tan emblemáticos como el Valaam o el monasterio de la Trinidad y San Sergio.
Explora la belleza del monasterio fundado por el obispo serbio Vasilije en el s.XVII. En su interior alberga espectaculares frescos y las reliquias de San Basilio, a quien se le atribuyen poderes milagrosos. Y desde su exterior, las vistas a la llanura Bjelopavlici son sobrecogedoras.
Punto de encuentro: Recogida en hoteles de Budva, Becici y Petrovac.
Hora de inicio o apertura: A las 9:00 horas.
Hora final o cierre: A las 17:00 horas.
This tour shows us the turbulent history of this region, that was under the influence of many cultures and religions. First we visit the ruins of the Old City of Bar (Stari Bar), known since the ancient Greeks, dominated successively by Doclea, Venice and the Turks, resulting in the presence of three religions on the site.
We then visit a mosque and continue our road to admire Ulcinj, ancient fishing port created by the Greeks in the fifth century BC. This city, the southernmost of Montenegro, was a shelter of pirates for a long time, but also a great reminder of Illyrian presence in the region.
The slave trade towards Tripoli has also left many traces.
One of the advantages of such a small county as Montenegro is the possibility to escape from the coast and discover its mountains and wild nature in just one day.
On this trip we take you to the inland of Montenegro with beautiful green mountains, rivers and canyons. We are driven up the mount enjoying the sight of the coast, pass the capital, Podgorica and through the breathtaking canyon of river Moraca. We visit the Monastery Moraca, a monument of extreme importance dating back to XIII century. Continuing our journey over the picturesque mountains we reach one of the cleanest rivers in Europe, the Tara. Its canyon is the 2nd deepest in the world, after Colorado. For lunch made of national specialties we stop in one of the local restaurants by the river.
We continue our panoramic ride to the national park Durmitor up to the famous bridge Ðurdevica Tara high on the river where we make a photo stop and a short walk. Return to the hotel over Žabljak, the town situated on 1456 m. of altitude and further on over Nikšic and Podgorica."
Sit back and soak up the scenery as we drive through Montenegro's mountains to the village of Rijeka Crnojevica on the Lake of Skadar. A national park since 1983, the lake is the largest in the Balkans and framed by mountains, marshlands and expanses of water lilies. It's also famed for its birdlife, attracting a whole host of migratory and indigenous species. Come midday, you'll board a boat to cruise around its waters. Have your camera handy as you drift by pretty bays, tiny islands and reed beds that are home to ibis, pelicans and all manner of ducks. After two hours of bobbing around in the sunshine, you'll arrive back on dry land at Virpazar. This lakeside village is the setting for lunch. Sit down at a restaurant and tuck into fresh fish from the lake, prepared and cooked in the traditional local way. And to finish your day out, you'll have some free time to perhaps stroll along the lake's shores or even take a dip.
When they were handing out scenery, Montenegro drew the card marked ‘wild'. It's full of dramatic mountains, canyons and deep forests. And on this trip, you'll witness them for yourself. You'll start with a drive up into the mountains, giving you panoramic views over the coast below. Then, after passing the capital, Podgorica, you'll head for the Moraca River. This 70-mile river cuts through a rugged canyon and we'll take the road through it - have your cameras ready. Along the way, you'll stop at the Moraca Monastery on the riverbanks. Admire the luminous frescoes inside its 12th century church before continuing through the mountains to the Tara canyon. All pine forests and craggy walls plunging into the rushing Tara River, this colossal canyon is the second deepest in the world and part of the beautiful Durmitor National Park. After lunch at a restaurant, you'll carry on to one of its highpoints, the Djurdjevica Tara bridge. This towering bridge spans the gorge in five arches and makes a breathtaking vantage point. Snap photos of the views and spend some time exploring before your journey back.
A cultural, historical and adventurous trip that will give you a chance to learn a lot about this country of contrasts and differences as well as to enjoy in its natural beauties.
The ancient town of Kotor, a medieval Mediterranean jewel under UNESCO protection is the first stop on this excursion. We tour the town, visiting the Maritime museum.
Our journey continues along the steep slopes of Mount Lovcen up to a small village Njeguši, the birthplace of the dynasty Petrovic, where we make a half-hour stop to taste the locally produced cheese, smoked ham, mead and wine. We continue over the mountains enjoying beautiful view of ''the sea of stone'', to the old royal capital of Montenegro, Cetinje with its King Nicola's palace and Cetinje monastery, spiritual center. After visiting the town and Palace we return to the hotels.
Departure from Budva morning at 7:00 on a comfortable tourist bus. Upon arrival in Trebinje stop at the lookout, which offers beautiful views of the city. Places Tsrkvina: a place that the great Serbian poet Jovan Duchich chose for his eternal home. Here we will visit the gallery with gilded icons and an amphitheater.
• Next we go to the famous stone bridge Arslanagich, which was built in the 16th century. Here you raskazhut legend about why it was built on this site.
• Next, we head for the Monastery of the 4th century Tvrdosh, where he became a monk of Saint Basil of Ostrog the Wonderworker. In addition to the old monastery with a rich historical heritage you will be Delape (ancient machines for irrigation) on the river Trebeshnitse vineyards and monasteries, where monks are engaged in the production of wine and beekeeping.
• Then follows the administration of the old town, where we visit the Museum of Herzegovina. In addition to the museum where we will show more Sahat tower, a mosque Osman pashy and castle, built in the 18th century. When leaving the old town we get to the square of the poet, where we see the old trees aged 115 years, the Catholic Church, fountains and many other monuments.
• After this sledunt lunch on the shore of the river Trebeshnitsa and departure to Budva.
Pasa un día agradable en el mar y descubre el fiordo más meridional de Europa con esta excursión de un día. Viaja por carretera hasta Tivat, donde abordarás el barco que te conducirá por el hermoso fiordo de Boka. Este espectacular golfo está rodeado de enormes montañas de escasa vegetación cuya belleza combina a la perfección con la de las cristalinas aguas del Adriático.
Pasa un día agradable en el mar y descubre el fiordo más meridional de Europa con esta excursión de un día.
DESTACAMOS:
* Explora un tesoro natural que te dejará impresionado
* Contempla hermosas localidades costeras desde el agua
* Parada en la isla de Gospa od Škpjela para visitar una popular iglesia del s.XVII
Viaja por carretera hasta Tivat, donde abordarás el barco que te conducirá por el hermoso fiordo de Boka. Este espectacular golfo está rodeado de enormes montañas de escasa vegetación cuya belleza combina a la perfección con la de las cristalinas aguas del Adriático. Disfruta de un relajado paseo mientras contemplas un paisaje único que te dejará boquiabierto.
Durante el recorrido, pasarás por un estrecho paso de Verige y pequeñas localidades costeras: Lepetani, Stoliv, Prcanj, Muo así como la vieja ciudad de Kotor, protegida por la UNESCO y rodeada de murallas. En el corazón de la bahía harás una parada en la pequeña isla de Gospa od Škpjela para visitar una conocida iglesia del s.XVII decorada con 68 frescos pintados por el famoso pintor de la zona Tripo Kokolja.
La excursión incluye un almuerzo que se servirá a bordo y tiempo libre para visitar una de las aldeas o disfrutar de un chapuzón si el tiempo lo permite.
Punto de encuentro/ Lugar de recogida: Recogida en hoteles de Budva, Becici y Petrovac .
Duración: 8.5 horas aprox.
Hora de inicio o apertura: A las 9:00 horas.
Hora final o cierre: A las 17:30 horas.
A cultural, historical and adventurous trip that will give you a chance to learn a lot about this country as well as to enjoy in its natural beauties.
The ancient town of Kotor, a medieval Mediterranean jewel under UNESCO protection is the first stop on this excursion. We tour the town, visiting the Maritime museum. Our journey continues along the coast to Perast.We visit small island Gospa od Škpjela with a church from the 17 century, a well-known holy place decorated with 68 frescoes painted by famous baroque painter of the area, Tripo Kokolja. The old Mediterranean port of Kotor is surrounded by fortifications built during the Venetian period. It is located on the Bay of Kotor (Boka Kotorska), one of the most indented parts of the Adriatic Sea. Some have called it the southern-most fjord in Europe, but it is a ria, a submerged river canyon. Together with the nearly overhanging limestone cliffs of Orjen and Lovcen, Kotor and its surrounding area form an impressive and picturesque Mediterranean landscape.
In recent years, Kotor has seen a steady increase in tourists, many of them coming by cruise ship. Visitors are attracted both by the natural beauty of the Gulf of Kotor and by the old town of Kotor.
The biggest lake on the Balkan peninsula with rare beauty, various bird species and plants, pleasant climate, natural wonders, rich historical heritage- all this can be found at one place, Montenegrin National park, Skadar lake. Enjoying the beautiful scenery we travel by bus from coast over the mountains to the lake where we board a boat for a cruise around it.
Clear water everywhere, lush lake vegetation and the birds and fish you see make this trip memorable. Lunch in a restaurant near the lake. After lunch and free time we return to the hotels. Lake Skadar — also called Lake Scutari, Lake Shkodër and Lake Shkodra — lies on the border of Albania and Montenegro, the largest lake in the Balkan Peninsula. It is named after the city of Shkodër in northern Albania. It is a karst lake.