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Undiscovered Montenegro – Lake Skadar Adventure Tours

Notice – full day tours program no longer available.

Dear Everyone – although our day tours gathered hundreds of five-star reviews since we started offering them at lake Skadar in 2012, high demand for our hosted holidays via Undiscovered Montenegro has meant we that these packages have now become the focus of our business. In summer 2022/2023 every single one of our responsible, sustainable multi-activity adventures in Montenegro sold out, so we began to offer similar packages in our neighbouring countries as well!

As our wonderful team of guides is fully committed to delivering these adventure holidays – we also have packages in Croatia and Kosovo – we have found we simply don’t have the resources to also commit to a full program of day tours at Lake Skadar as we did in the past.

Outside of peak season, we can occasionally allow shorter stays at our activity base, Villa Miela Lake Retreat, which now has seven rooms available. If you’d like to experience a taste of Lake Skadar, 3-4 night/2 activity stays are sometimes possible from £295pp. Please visit our holiday pages for details, and get in touch if this is of interest – but please note that pure day tours are sadly no longer on offer.

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• Private or Small Group till 5 people
• Refreshments , Music , Swimming
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• Private Tour till 15 people
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• 11am - 1pm and Sunset
• Group till 20 people
• Duration: 2 hour ( Speed Boat 1h )
• Options : Group and Private Tour available
• Starting : 10am - 11am -12pm - 13pm - 14pm -15pm - 16pm - 17pm
• This is our Best Selling Tour on Skadar lake.
• Tour plan: Route is a picturesque journey that starts from Village Virpazar and takes you through...
• Tour includes complimentary refreshments
• Starting : May from 16pm - Jun from 17pm - Jul & Aug 18pm - Sep 17pm
• Explore the stunning scenery of Skadar Lake on a sunset cruise.
• Tour plan: The journey through the river Moraca will take you to the mesmerizing bird reservation, where you'll pass..

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Boat & Wine Tasting

• Duration: 2 hour Boat tour ( Speed Boat 1h ) and 1h Wine tour in local winery - guided
• Options : Private Tour available
• Starting : Starting at your convenience.
• Winery have combined a tradition of over ten generations
• Tour plan: We will take you to the mesmerizing bird reservation, where you'll pass through small lilies...
• Duration: 3 hour ( Speed Boat 1:30h )
• The monastery Kom with the church of St. Falling into sleep of Holy Mother of God is located on the small island..
• Tour plan: This tour is highly recommended. As other tours, it starts from Virpazar...
• Starting : May from 15pm - Jun from 16pm - Jul & Aug 17pm - Sep 16pm
• Sunset cruise & visit Island Ohridska Gora with panoramic view on Lake
• Tour plan: Enjoy the peace and tranquility, and in panoramic view on the Lake from Island on Sunset

Village Karuč

• Duration: 4-5 hour ( Speed Boat 2h-2:30h )
• Options : Private Tour available (availability for Lunch in local fish restaurant )
• Karuč is a small fisherman’s place situated on the banks of Skadar lake. The place is very popular during summer...
• Tour plan: On the way to Karuč, a beautiful panorama on the village will make you...
• Duration: 1 hour ( Speed Boat 30min )
• Grmožur is the closest island to Virpazar. The fortification on this island was built by the Turks in 1843 and it was..
• Tour plan: This tour starts in Virpazar, from where we will cruise through small and narrow canal...

History Tour

Island and fort Lesendro

• Lesendro is an island and fortress on Skadar lake, located near the village Vranjina. The fortress was built in the 18th century...
• Tour plan: By boat we pass under the bridge which is part of the main road Podgorica – Bar...

Bird Watching

• Duration: 2-3 hour ( early departure )
• Starting : 6am - 7am - 8am
• Bird watching on Skadar Lake with Falcon Boat is a unique and unforgettable experience. Skadar Lake is home to over 270 species
• Tour plan: On this tour, you'll depart from Virpazar early in the morning, when the birds are most active. You'll cruise through the calm waters...
• Duration: 2-3 hour ( Speed Boat 1:30h )
• Starting : 5:30am
• Sunrise tour on Skadar Lake with Falcon Boat
• Tour plan: Watch as the sky turns from black to blue to orange, and the surrounding mountains and forests come to life...

River of Crnojevica

• Duration: 6 hour ( Speed Boat 3h)
• Rijeka Crnojevica , meaning the “River of Crnojević” , is a village in Montenegro on the eponymous Crnojevica river near the coast Skadar lake. This place in...
• Tour plan: As other tours, it starts from Virpazar, continuing through small beautiful canal that leads us...

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• Duration: From 1 hour to Whole Day
• Options : Private available
• Starting : at your convenience.
• Design your perfect Montenegro experience , combining destinations, surprises, and personalized touches.
• Choose Your Duration Handpick your destinations from a range of enticing options. Opt for a scenic cruise, a surprise location, a romantic proposal spot, or a photo-centric tour. Select multiple destinations if you desire a diverse experience.
• Falcon Kayak Tour Virpazar offer a unique and unforgettable way to experience the beauty of Skadar Lake. Paddle through the calm waters , surrounded by stunning scenery .
• Rent a kayak - This is a great way to explore the lake at your own pace and get up close to nature...

We offer you this service to simplify your stay in Montenegro and make your trip easier and more beautiful and of course more relaxed...

• 4 Boats on Skadar Lake
• 3 Apartments
• 1 Family Winery
• Bestselling Tour ⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑ Sail into serenity on our 2-hour boat tour: picturesque routes, majestic forts, bird reserves, and a refreshing swim break—experience the ultimate water adventure with complimentary drinks and a knowledgeable captain! Book now
• Speed Boat Unleash the adrenaline on our Speed Boat Thrill Ride through Skadar Lake! Roar from Virpazar to fortress Lesndro, conquer winding channels, and savor complimentary drinks with our expert captain—choose your adventure, group or private, for a heart-pounding journey like no other!
• Sunset Tours Sail into the sunset on our 2-hour tour around Skadar Lake, exploring the beauty of fortress Lesndro, a mesmerizing bird reservation, and enjoying a refreshing swim break—choose from group or private tours, complete with complimentary drinks and a knowledgeable captain for a magical experience! Book now
• Monasterie Tours Embark on a 3-hour journey to the historic Monastery Kom, departing from Virpazar at various times. Cruise through scenic canals, explore Island Kom, and enjoy complimentary drinks with a free swimming break on the open lake. Book your serene adventure now! Book now
• Bird Watching Explore the avian wonders of Skadar Lake on our Bird Watching Expedition! Departing from Virpazar, enjoy a guided cruise through bird-rich habitats with complimentary drinks. Choose your adventure – group or private. Book now for an unforgettable birdwatching experience! Book now
• Rent a Kayaks Paddle into adventure! Rent kayaks and explore the beauty of Skadar Lake at your own pace. Dive into the serene waters and make your reservation now for an unforgettable kayaking experience! Book now
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Boat Milica tours on Lake Skadar

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Lake Skadar boat tour – Unforgettable Relax Experience

We are going on a lake skadar boat tour – do not miss this piece of paradise.

The beauty of the untouched nature of the Skadar Lake National Park should be experienced. If you are wondering what paradise looks like, you will find the answer while discovering the largest lake in the Balkans.

Let’s relax on the boat trip!!!

Travel agency AVE tours takes you on cruises where we get to know the most beautiful parts of Lake Skadar.

The first encounter with the lake awakes enthusiasm. Every next one – the desire and need to discover more. No matter how many times you have been to Lake Skadar, you have not seen everything.

It is an inexhaustible richness of beauty and diversity – fairytale water fields of water lilies and colorful reeds, flocks of birds, islands with medieval monasteries, small fishing villages, beaches, lake cruises with breaks for swimming…. It will leave you speechless.

Lake Skadar boat tour organized by the travel agency AVE tours

What else is great on Lake Skadar? – The seasons give this space different shades and new pleasures. We spend spring, summer, autumn on Lake Skadar and every season has its own charm.

This gem of Montenegro should be seen and experienced, but also you should discover all its sights through historical and interesting stories of a licensed tourist guide of AVE tours. They know how to evoke the events of the past in this area, as well as the culture, customs, life and habits of the local population.

Skadar Lake National park- through the seasons

During this excursion, we will visit the Visitor Center on Lake Skadar , where the contents of all five national parks of Montenegro, which make up about 10% of the territory of the smallest country in the Balkans, are presented in an authentic way. National parks are areas of special beauty, significant and rare natural phenomena.

The differences and contrasts of protected areas of Montenegro will satisfy different tastes – Lovćen massif descends to the sea shore, across the swampy shores of Skadar Lake, north we reach the rainforest of Biogradska Gora, Durmitor lakes and deep canyons, all the way to the heights of Prokletije.

Lake Skadar National Park has been protected as a Ramsar site since December 25, 1995, when it was inscribed on the Wetland List of International Importance, especially as waterfowl habitat.

Visitor Center – Five National Parks of Montenegro

Lake Skadar boat tour – discover reachness of beauty and diversity

Lake Skadar boat tour is an adventure you will want to repeat.

During the cruise we take a break for swimming.  After the great boat trip, we will have lunch in a national restaurant that offers local food from this area, and we definitely recommend that you try some of the Montenegrin wines with fish. Lake Skadar National Park is an attractive destination, and the only task for the visitor is to enjoy what the views in front of him, indulge in the pleasures of the senses of sight, smell, taste…

After the Lake Skadar boat tour, before returning to the coast, we take a break in Virpazar, a small town on the shores of Lake Skadar where the history of brave people of Montenegro is written.

Virpazar is the center of Crmnica, a rural area in the hinterland of Bar, where small family wineries produce great quality Vranac wine.

On Lake Skadar – local specialties in the national restaurant

Make the most of your free time, in the right way! We are going on a Lake Skadar boat tour!!! Indulge all your senses…

Details & Itinerary

1. Meeting of the group at the agreed location, departure to the Lake Skadar National Park.

2. Arrival in Vranjina, tour of the Visitor Center.

3. Skadar Lake Cruise, swimming in the lake (about 2 h).

4. Lunch in a national restaurant on Lake Skadar.

5. After lunch, continuation of the cruise and arrival in Virpazar.

6. Free time in Virpazar.

7. Return in Bar.

8. End of a journey.

The excursion lasts about 7 hours

Private tours available

Group tours available

Note – we realize this excursion from Ulcinj, Sutomore, Petrovac, Sveti Stefan and Budva depending on where the tourists are located. For all additional information, contact us – your pleasure is our ultimate goal.

Beauty of Lake Skadar

Price information

Private Tour

Check the price list for private tours

2  persons    2  x  110€    = 220€ 3  persons    3  x     85€    = 255€ 4  persons    4  x     75€    = 300€ 5  persons    5  x     70€    = 350€ 6  persons    6  x     65€    = 390€

55€ per person

A minimum of 6 people is required for realisation.

Costs included in the price

• Travel by car, van or bus of high tourist class
• A licensed travel guide in the language of the group
• Cruise on the Lake Skadar ( around 2 h )
• Complimentary drink on board
• Parking services and tolls
• Organizational costs

The price does not include

• The entrance for National park Lake Skadar
• Individual costs

14 Comments

A wonderful trip on Lake Skadar – cozy boat, delicious food (breakfast and lunch), a pleasant guide – unforgettable emotions! Thanks a lot!

Greetings =) 1)My question is, if u can walk/hike a bit through the national park or overall area at the lake. 2)There also kayaks/paddle boards offered there. Is it possible to take a ride?

Or are you generell bound?

Me and my friend went to this tour today and it was very nice! We had a long tour on the boat including snacks and wine and afterwards, time to swim in the lake and some local food directly at the lake. Very nice guide! I can totally recommend 🙂

Thanks for the comment. Lake Skadar is a National Park that enchants both tourists and the AVE Tours team with its beauty and facilities, so every trip there is a great pleasure. 🙂

Thank you AVE Tours for an unforgettable day discovering so much more than Lake Skadar. Emil our guide was great, knowlegeable, with a great sense of humour. He picked us up near our hotel and we were lucky to be the only 2 guests in the tour, so we had him as a private guide and learnt so much from him about the politics, economy, history and geography of Montenegro. The boat trip was very pleasant and we received some local specialities on board to eat. Sadly we did not see any pelicans, as this depends on the time of the day, so Emil told us. The fish lunch was an experience – a whole fish grilled in a salt crust, it was delicious! Everywhere people knew Emil so we got to meet locals at every stop. I can recommend this tour which was well organised.

Dear Tanja,

Thank you very much for your positive feedback. We are glad that you enjoyed the beauty of the Skadar Lake National Park and that you had a great time with Emil. We hope to see you again on a new trip.

We enjoyed our Skadar Lake tour! The tour started with a journey through the museum where we had a wonderful guide who explained all the National Parks of Montenegro–it was very informative! Next, we boarded a boat and spent a couple of hours cruising around the lake seeing the beautiful birds and plants. Duško and Ivana told us if we were lucky we might see Pelicans. And we were lucky! We saw many Pelicans and were able to watch them swim and fly. Beautiful! After that we went to a restaurant and beach only accessible by boat where we relaxed, swam, and were able to eat the wonderful fish meal prepared there.

Thank you AVE Tours for a wonderful trip!

Dear Mr. Ramey, we try to organize a holiday for our guests that will be remembered for the best impressions🍀 for that AVE tours agency has been working for 14 years … we think about every detail.

We would like to thank the organizers of the tour, everything went great. We liked everything, We had a great day at the lakes. Special thanks to our transfers and escorted guide Duško, he is a wonderful person.

Dear Tetiana and Mykhaylo,

Thank you on behalf of the organizers and Dusko’s name. We are expecting you again in Montenegro and we are ready to show you many more beautiful places.

Thank you for the great day with wonderful views of Skadar lake! Perfect organisation, everything was like in the schedule!

Dear Anna, Thank you for being our guests. We try to discover and present the beauties of Montenegro and the gastronomic offer to tourists.

I was picked up at the place agreed in right time. We visited the interesting visitor center at Skadar lake and after that we had a wonderful boat tour. There was much more to see and experience than I had ever tought there would be and we even saw pelicans! During the tour we had delicious priganice with honey and cheese, wine and juice. After the tour we went to a restaurant by the lake where we could swim, relax or have some wine or beer before the really delicious fishmeal. The tour was overall great and the driver/guide was really nice and cared about everybody in the group. A wonderful day to remember 😊

Dear Anna, Thank you for the kind words. We are glad you enjoyed it. A cruise on Lake Skadar is a place where you can really relax and enjoy the beautiful nature of the National Park. We hope to see you on a new trip.

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Multi Activity holiday at Lake Skadar

2024 departure dates: Any Sunday late-March to end-Oct. Quote APRMAY2024 for £200pp off April and May dates!

Featured by The Times & The Guardian , our week-long multi activity holiday based exclusively at Lake Skadar National Park gets you doing a little bit of everything! Hiking, kayaking, wine-tasting, wild-swimming, caving, bird-watching, eating with locals – there’s something for everyone on this small group holiday! Your base for the week is the picturesque village of Virpazar with accommodation provided at Villa Miela , our own beautifully renovated farmhouse, or in our top choice of local lodgings once Villa Miela is full (our groups number up to 15 in size with up to 10 guests based at Villa Miela and the rest nearby). Make new friends and discover world class natural beauty as you enjoy four expertly guided group adventures spread out over the week. You also have two days free to explore amazing Montenegro by yourselves or simply kick back and relax!

While the exact itinerary is decided by the group at our welcome dinner on the first night, our most popular week is outlined on the itinerary tab above. This holiday is suitable for families, groups of friends, couples and solo travellers. A reasonable level of physical fitness and adventurous spirit is required! Click here to read more about our activity levels.

Book to Give Back – every booking sparks a donation to our chosen local environmental and community causes!

Tobi  and  Adel are the managers of Villa Miela Lake Retreat ! Nature lovers and veteran travellers in the Balkans, they make all the magic happen at our Lake Skadar activity base, whether guiding tours, preparing healthy guest breakfasts, managing the retreat or researching new outdoor experiences. They speak fluent English, German and Hungarian and are learning Montenegrin!

Want to see more? Watch our video!

Sample Itinerary:

Day 1 – Arrival Arrival at Virpazar from your chosen airport. There is a 3-course welcome dinner on Villa Miela’s terrace around 7pm so that we can all get to know each other and agree on the activities we’ll be doing during the week.

Beginners are welcome!

Day 4 – rest day There’s so much to discover at Lake Skadar National Park! Take the complimentary bicycles out for a spin, try out some of the self-guided walking trails, head out to see the coast (only 30 minutes away) or chill out and play some boules in Villa Miela’s gardens.

Day 5 – Wine-tasting in Lake Skadar Valley Lake Skadar is also Montenegro’s wine-country with upwards of 30 commercial producers on Villa Miela’s doorstep. The red  vranac and white  krstač wines are easily a match for more famous French rivals. Our wine tasting tour will take you to two boutique wineries, both medal winners, where you can sample from the barrels yourselves, view the vineyards and learn about the proud history of wine-making from the friendliest of owners. You can even take the option of having a private lunch or dinner at a winery, with the best organic produce, washed down with copious quantities of delicious wine! Holidaying with kids? Take our family favourite wild-swimming boat tour instead!

Day 6 – Walnut Valley hike Our favourite hike – this circular trail passes through ancient woodland, across arched Ottoman bridges and along riverside trails and old Roman caravan paths as it winds its way through one of Lake Skadar’s most beautiful valleys. We stop for wild swimming in natural spring-fed pools before hiking to the beautiful hillside village of Dupilo for lunch with a local family (extra cost applicable). This is unspoiled and undisturbed nature, with wild figs, herbs and tortoises in abundance! Best of all, you won’t have to share them with other tourists; this is our secret!

Day 7 – rest day

Day 8 – Departure

Prices are in £ Sterling per person per week and include 7 nights’ self-catering accommodation at Villa Miela, a welcome dinner, 4 standard activities (some lunches included, some extra) and complimentary use of mountain bikes. Flights are not included.

Book for 31st March and 7th April 2024 and get a £100pp discount!

Please note that all parties may share Villa Miela with other independent bookings. We can on occasion accept shorter stays pro-rata (eg, 3 nights, 2 activities for 50% of the normal price), but this is usually limited to late availability or special circumstances. We don’t offer accommodation-only stays – sorry!

The four activities run by us include all transport, translation, equipment and packed lunches where offered. Please note that all third party providers of food/wine are to be paid direct by the guests as part of our “no commission” policy to support the local economy.

VILLA MIELA

A beautifully renovated farmhouse with swimming pool, Villa Miela is the ideal base for guests on our Lake Skadar multi-activity holidays. With panoramic views and a prime location offering easy access to the lake’s southern and northern shores as well as Virpazar’s restaurants and shops, it’s the perfect place to stay for families, couples and groups of friends. Make new friends as you share the well stocked kitchen, gorgeous outdoor terrace, gas BBQ and swimming pool, or take over the whole complex if your group numbers 6 or more (a supplement may be charged).

At a glance

Sleeps 8-10 with 2 double rooms, 1 twin and one 4-bed dorm room, each with private bathroom Modern kitchen with all amenities Free WIFI Open-plan living room with TV, DVD player and library of books and films Large terrace with gas barbecue, loungers, hammocks, boules court, swimming pool; incredible views over lake, valley and mountains Extensive grounds with natural orchard and wild tortoises Two minutes from the lake shore, 30 minutes from the Adriatic coast Free use of mountain bikes

Exposed stone details and wooden ceilings and floors add to the charm, with locally produced, handmade bedspreads and bathroom soaps also handmade from olive oil. Stunning views are offered up by each bedroom and the open-plan living area.

The modern kitchen comes equipped with washing-machine and dishwasher.

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The Ultimate Guide To Visiting Lake Skadar: The Jewel Of The Balkans

How To Get To Lake Skadar

1. boat tours, 2. kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, 3. hiking and cycling, 4. wine tasting, 5. historical exploration, 6. bird watching, eco resort cermeniza, villa miela, practical tips for visiting lake skadar, the bottom line.

In recent years, the allure of Albania and Montenegro as tourist destinations has surged , with these Balkan nations emerging from the shadows of their more frequented European neighbours. 

Albania, with its untouched landscapes and rich cultural tapestry, offers an authentic slice of Mediterranean life, from the sun-drenched beaches of the Albanian Riviera to the historical enclaves of Berat and Gjirokastër. Montenegro, meanwhile, boasts the cinematic splendour of the Bay of Kotor and the wild beauty of Durmitor National Park , captivating those in search of both medieval charm and outdoor adventure.

This rising popularity is fuelled by the countries’ relatively undiscovered status, providing a haven for travellers seeking destinations unspoiled by mass tourism. As word of their stunning scenery, hospitable locals, and affordability spreads, Albania and Montenegro are fast becoming the darlings of the new European travel scene, offering a fresh and exciting experience for the intrepid explorer.

Nestled between the verdant landscapes of Montenegro and Albania , Lake Skadar remains one of the most enchanting yet under-the-radar destinations in Europe. As the largest lake in Southern Europe and a national park, it is a haven for nature enthusiasts, history buffs, and those seeking tranquillity away from the bustling tourist spots. If you’re planning a visit to this Balkan gem, our comprehensive guide will ensure you make the most of your trip to Lake Skadar.

Lake Skadar is accessible from various points in Montenegro and Albania, but the most common route is from the Montenegrin capital, Podgorica. The lake is a mere 30-minute drive from the city, making it an easy day trip. Car hire is widely available and offers the most flexibility for exploring the lake’s many hidden corners. Alternatively, regular buses run from Podgorica to the lakeside town of Virpazar, which is the primary gateway to the national park.

For those coming from Albania, the town of Shkodër serves as a convenient base, with organised tours and public transport options available to reach the lake.

Things To Do At Lake Skadar

Embarking on a boat tour is an absolute must. Glide across the glassy waters and navigate through a maze of lotus flowers and lily pads. Keep your eyes peeled for some of the 270 bird species, including the rare Dalmatian pelican. Tours can be arranged in Virpazar, and options range from a couple of hours to a full day, often including stops at historical monasteries and 

Opt for a tour with Golden Frog, a local company known for their eco-friendly approach and knowledgeable guides. They offer intimate tours that include visits to remote monasteries and prime bird-watching spots.

For the more adventurous, kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding offers an intimate experience with the lake’s serene environment. Paddle at your own pace and explore the numerous coves and inlets that are inaccessible by larger boats. You’ll find several small companies renting out kayaks and boards in Virpazar.

The national park surrounding Lake Skadar is crisscrossed with trails that offer stunning vistas and encounters with the local flora and fauna. Whether you prefer a leisurely cycle or a challenging hike, there’s a path for every level of fitness. Don’t miss the trail to the fortress of Žabljak Crnojevića, which offers panoramic views of the lake.

Lake Skadar Adventure Tours offer guided hikes to historical sites and tailored cycling tours around the lake, ensuring you don’t miss any of the stunning scenery.

The region around Lake Skadar is renowned for its vineyards and traditional winemaking. Visit local wineries to sample the indigenous Vranac grape, a robust red, and learn about the centuries-old traditions of Montenegrin viticulture.

Just a stone’s throw from the lake, the Winery Garnet is known for its Vranac wines. They offer tours and tastings, complete with insights into the winemaking process.

The lake’s shores are dotted with historical treasures, from the remains of ancient Illyrian fortresses to Ottoman-era villages. The monastery of Vranjina, located on an island in the lake, is a highlight, as is the Besac Fortress in Virpazar. Don’t miss this historical gem in Virpazar. It’s a short hike from the town centre and offers a glimpse into the region’s past, as well as panoramic views of the lake.

With its status as one of Europe’s prime bird-watching locations, Lake Skadar is a paradise for ornithologists. The best times for bird watching are spring and autumn when migratory species pass through. Guided tours are available to take you to the best spots.

Where To Stay Near Lake Skadar

Accommodation options around Lake Skadar range from lakeside campsites and eco-lodges to boutique hotels in the surrounding villages. For a truly immersive experience, consider a homestay with a local family to enjoy traditional hospitality and cuisine.

Eco Lodges & Accommodation

Nestled in the rolling hills near Virpazar, this eco-resort offers traditional stone villas with modern amenities. It’s an ideal base for exploring the lake and indulging in organic, locally-sourced food.

For a sustainable stay with breathtaking views, Villa Miela near Virpazar is a top choice. This eco-friendly retreat focuses on conservation and offers activities like kayaking, hiking, and bird watching.

Located in Virpazar, this historic hotel is a landmark in itself. It’s been operating for over a century and provides guests with a comfortable stay while being committed to sustainable tourism practices.

• Best Time to Visit: The lake is beautiful year-round, but the best time to visit is between late spring and early autumn when the weather is warm and the flora is in full bloom.
• Local Currency: Montenegro uses the Euro, while Albania has the Lek. Ensure you have the correct currency for the area you are visiting.
• Language: Montenegrin and Albanian are the local languages, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
• Travel Insurance: Always travel with insurance, especially if you plan on engaging in outdoor activities.
• Respect the Environment: Lake Skadar is a protected area. Be mindful of your impact and take all rubbish with you.

Lake Skadar’s allure lies in its tranquil beauty and the rich tapestry of culture and history that surrounds it. Whether you’re gliding through its waters, cycling its periphery, or sipping on local wine, the lake offers a myriad of experiences that cater to all tastes. 

Hopefully with this guide, you’ll be well-equipped to plan a memorable visit to one of the Balkans’ most precious natural wonders. So pack your bags, grab your camera, and prepare for an adventure at Lake Skadar that you’ll cherish for a lifetime.

Next up, why not head to Montenegro’s Perast, one of our top hidden gems to visit this year . You won’t regret it!

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Lake Skadar, Montenegro: The Perfect Day Trip (2024)

Last Updated on March 13, 2024 by Nicole

Montenegro is a tiny European country found in central Europe. It is a country that is jammed pack with coastline, rivers, lakes and mountains. Most Europeans go in the summer to sit on the beach and enjoy its natural beauty and delicious fresh food. This is certainly as good a reason as any to visit Montenegro. However, when myself, husband and two daughters (21 and 13 years old) were there, we couldn’t sit still. We spent 4 days exploring as much of Montenegro as we could. This included a spectacular day trip from Kotor to Lake Skadar National Park. The sights we saw and the experiences we had were well worth giving up a day lounging by the Adriatic Sea.

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We spent four days heading north, south, east and west of Kotor, where our hotel was located, fully enthralled by the stunning beauty, architecture and history of this country.

If you are interested to see what amazing experiences await you in this magnificent country, please check out:

• Kotor Montengero: The Best And Worst Location ;
• Montenegro: Discovering The Bay of Kotor and Adriatic Sea ; and
• Exploring Montenegro: A Breathtaking Road Trip .

Our home base for our 4 day stay was Kotor found on the Bay of Kotor in the Adriatic Sea. It is an ancient town that was first mentioned in 168 BC.

Kotor was originally settled by the Ancient Romans and was fortified in 535 AD. However, from 1420 to 1797, Kotor was under Venetian control and transformed into how it looks today.

The architecture is distinctly Venetian and it’s one of the most well-preserved medieval old towns on the Adriatic. In addition, it is a World Unesco site.

We stayed at the Hotel Vardar in Kotor Old Town. We loved spending our nights exploring the winding cobblestone paths, eating at many wonderful restaurants, and of course, people watching while sipping cocktails on outdoor patios.

Moreover, it was a great location for our other day trips – going to Lake Skadar, exploring the Bay of Kotor by boat and our full day road trip to northern Montenegro .

Journey to Lake Skadar 

It is only 40 miles (65 km) from Kotor to Virpazar, a small fisherman’s town on the shores of Lake Skadar. This would suggest an easy and quick drive from one to the other. However, this is not the case. It is relatively easy but not necessarily quick.

The route between Kotor and Budva (a very popular coastal town along the way) is a two lane road, almost always with heavy traffic. Although it is only 13 miles (22 km) between the two, in the summer, it can take up to 1 1/2 hours to travel just between the towns depending on the time of day.

Fortunately, there is far less traffic once you pass through Budva. Overall, it took a little over 2 hours the morning that we travelled between Kotor and Virpazar.

Self Driving or Do A Private Tour to Lake Skadar?

We decided to hire a car and driver/guide to take us rather than rent a car ourself. Why?

• We only had one day and wanted to make sure that we saw everything that we should.
• We also wanted to enjoy the drive. The scenery is remarkable and sometimes its hard to appreciate it when you are driving or navigating.
• The tour was also going to include other towns such as Cetinje and Njegusi that I also wanted to see but knew that the driving in the mountains would be far more challenging.

For tour options from Kotor (or other starting points such as Budva or Podogorica), please click here .

Having said that, there is nothing that I saw that should deter you from self driving between Kotor and Lake Skadar. For sure, there was lots of traffic between Kotor and Budva and it was a bit slow. However, the roads were well maintained, relatively straight and the driving felt safe.

If you wish to drive to Lake Skadar National Park and then, book private or group boat tours of Lake Skadar with lunch or hikes to monasteries, or to watch the sunset, please click here .

The Scenery Enroute To Lake Skadar National Park

Like every other hour that we spent in Montenegro, we spent the whole drive with our eyes glued to the scenery. It was simply breathtaking. Most of the drive hugged the side of a mountain with panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea, beach towns or endless valleys. I had to stop myself from asking Andreas to pull over for yet another photo at least a dozen times.

I absolutely loved our time at Lake Skadar, but quite frankly, it could have been massively disappointing and I would still recommend the drive!

Lake Skadar National Park

At Virpazar, we picked up our private boat and captain. We spent one hour touring Lake Skadar and it was spectacularly beautiful. I could have spent hours there.

Lake Skadar is a lake shared by Montenegro and Albania. It is the largest lake in Southern Europe with the largest bird reserve in Europe. Lake Skadar and the area around it in Montenegro are within a national park – Lake Skadar National Park.

Lake Skadar and Lake Skadar National Park are stunning. On our one hour cruise, we glided through thousands of lily pads by islands and strips of land that were largely untouched, barely seeing another soul. Occasionally, we spotted ruins and once, we saw a monastery amongst the trees. Apparently, there are 20 such buildings – monasteries, churches, villages, fortresses and sacred monuments all around Lake Skadar, some of which are over a thousand years old.

Lunch was included as part of our cruise package. Once we returned to Virapazar, we walked 3 minutes to a local restaurant.

We were served platters and platters of delicious food – different kinds of fish caught in the lake, salads, fries, boiled potatoes, and baskets of crusty bread. The servings were huge and the food was amazing. I’m kicking myself for forgetting to take a photo of the platters of food before we dove in and ate. They were simply extraordinary. Our leftovers likely could have fed us for a couple days more had we had a kitchen in our hotel room!

Recommendations For Lake Skadar National Park

If you have the time, I would highly recommend allotting more than a half day at Lake Skadar. While we cruised, I was dying to get off the boat and go for a hike on one of the pretty islands that we saw around the lake.

You can rent kayaks and other boats, bike and swim in countless spots. It was definitely a place that, without time constraints, I would have spent at least a full day, if not a couple, exploring.

Having said that, I am thrilled that we made the journey and loved our time there.

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Lake Skadar To Cetinje

After lunch, we drove to Cetinje , a city about an hour away from Lake Skadar.

Cetinje is the Old Royal Capital of Montenegro. In addition, it is the historic and secondary capital of Montenegro, and where the official residence of the President of Montenegro is located.

Cetinje is located inland around 671 m (2200 ft) above sea level on a plain surrounded by limestone mountains, including Mount Lovćen. It was much cooler than Lake Skadar and Kotor, which made for a lovely hour of walking and exploring.

Cetinje was a beautiful quiet city with lots of pretty parks, children playgrounds and an appealing walking zone with restaurants and local shops.

Scattered throughout were beautiful buildings built in the 19th Century that were reminiscence of old world charm like Paris, but on a much smaller scale. The architecture and layout of the city was much more sophisticated than any other spot that we visited over our 4 days in Montenegro.

Cetinje boasts numerous political and historical sights like the King Nikola Museum, the Cetinje Monastery, and Court Church which is nestled on the ruins of the Old Monastery.

There are also several former European embassies that currently host libraries and other artistic institutions.

Cetinje is sometimes called an “open-air museum’, as you can just walk the streets and see historical buildings or cultural institutions at almost every corner.

The Crazy Drive Back To Kotor From Cetinje

Cetinje to njegusi.

The drive back to Kotor from Cetinje was pretty much unlike any drive that I have done before, and that is saying a lot!

We drove from Cetinje into the mountains for around 30 minutes to a gorgeous little town called Njegusi .  Njegusi is known for the birthplace of the Petrovic dynasty which ruled Montenegro for over 200 years. It is also well known for its folk architecture, cheese and prosciutto.

This part of the drive was breathtakingly beautiful and calm. The roads were either switchbacks or curvy with pretty views of deep green valleys, little settlements, and majestic mountains. The roads were not particularly wide but felt safe as most of them were either against the mountain or next to a gentle slope.

Njegusi to Bay of Kotor

It was after we left Njegusi and headed back to Kotor that the drive became absolutely nuts. It was only 15 miles (24 km) to Kotor, but we had to descend from the top of the mountain back to the coast. That translated into a drive along a serpentine road with 25 switchbacks, a death drop over the side, and barely a guardrail in site.

The road was hardly larger than a one lane road but with two way traffic. Several times, we had to pull over and/or reverse to allow larger vehicles (even buses) coming in the opposite direction to pass.

But, what views!!!! Oh my gosh, they were awe inspiring. We also had the good fortune of driving down while the sun was setting. It was remarkable.

If you have any fear of heights, mountain roads, twisty turns or danger, this is not the drive for you. We absolutely loved it and would tell anyone that this is a “must do” activity in Montenegro. However, it is pretty scary in parts.

I would absolutely NOT recommend self driving this road!

I loved this day trip. All day long, the views were simply astonishing. Our time at Lake Skadar National Park was incredible. I only wish that we could have spent more time exploring other parts of Lake Skadar or hiking on one of the pristine trails around it.

Cetinje was a very interesting place to visit . The “old world” architecture and layout of the town were completely different from any other place that we visited in Montenegro.

Finally, the drive from Njegusi back to the Bay of Kotor was completely insane. However, the views of the Bay of Kotor and the sunset made it the perfect ending to our day.

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I know where to go on my next holidays in Europe – Montenegro! Loved reading about your day trip from Kotor to Lake Skadar National Park. The national park sounds like the perfect place for nature and the fresh outdoors. I’m always looking for new opportunities to hike to cycle around. The views are simply stunning.

I’m glad that my blog has inspired your next European trip! I’d love to go back. Hopefully, you will have time to visit Lake Skadar or at least drive along the coast and admire the beautiful scenery.

I liked the itinerary. It takes you almost everywhere in Montenegro. Lake Skadar seems so interesting and so is Kotor but the hotel in Kotor caught most of my attention. It looks like an old palace. You seem to have a great day in Montenegro.

We did have a great day. The buildings in Kotor Old Town are all like this. You feel like you have travelled back in time to medieval times. It was lovely.

This is a great itinerary and very informative post about Montenegro. I really hope I get to visit there one day. The photos you shared are stunning… beautiful coast lines!!

What a fabulous day trip in Montenegro. It was the right decision to hire the guide/driver since he took you to some beautiful spots. I’d rather enjoy the scenery too! Plus I love visiting UNESCO heritage sites! I’ll have to look at Montenegro.

I think there are few World Unesco Sites in Montenegro, so you should enjoy yourself the next time you get there.

Such a beautiful area! I’ve never been, but I’ve had family members who visited and have raved about it. I wonder how easy it is to hop between the different countries in the Balkans on one trip.

I think that it is fairly easy by car or by bus. It would also be very inexpensive right now, so I think it is a good idea to plan that soon. I’m thinking of doing the same. I loved Montenegro and now I am so curious to see Albania and Bulgaria.

I loved Budva, Kotor and Perast when I visited Montenegro. I hope to see them again soon 🙂 As for Lake Skadar, I saw it from the Albanian side. It was a lovely sight as well

I hope to go to Albania soon. I am keen to see Lake Skadar from their side as well.

So glad to have stumbled upon your Montenegro post. I am planning a 1 week road trip around the country beginning from Kotor. Lake Skadar looks gorgeous. I had not thought of including it in my itinerary but it looks totally worth going to. Thanks for the helpful tips!

Hi Medha, Lake Skadar is totally worth it. You will have a wonderful week!

I’ve heard fantastic things about Montenegro and I can easily understand why. Your photos of the Bay of Kotor are stunning! Your itinerary would make for a great road trip!

Sounds amazing. Do you by any chance have Andrea´s number ?

Yes, it is +38268621624. Enjoy your time!

Wow, What an amazing day trip to Montenegro. I feel you spend a great moment there. Thanks for sharing your experience with us.

Thank you. I know we did a lot but I loved seeing as much of this beautiful country as possible.

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Kayak Adventure: 3 hours

Travel along the calm waters of Lake Skadar on a 3-hour long, self-guided kayak adventure. Discover the lake's wildlife from a different perspective and enjoy breathtaking views that can't be seen from the shore. Find yourself in the middle of a water lily field, where you can observe the birds as they soar through the sky or dive deep to catch their lunch. Take a refreshing swim in one of Europe's largest lakes!

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If you enjoy being close to wildlife and want to spend quality time in nature, kayaking on Lake Skadar offers a unique opportunity. This experience will take you to a different world where time stops and everything seems still, bringing you peace and harmony.

Start your adventure by paddling through the narrow river channel that connects Virpazar to the open waters of Lake Skadar. Continue under the bridge and near the island called Lesendro. Find a once-mighty fortress worn down by the ravages of time. You will surely be captivated by its unique charm.

You will move to the three famous islets once you cross the river channel and glimpse Lesendro and its bird visitants. As you navigate them, discover breathtaking canals decorated with water lilies and reeds. Take in the lovely scenery of mountain ranges, rugged coastlines, and vast lake.

On your way back, stop at one of the beaches to swim in the deep blue waters of Lake Skadar.

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Visitor's Guide to Lake Skadar Kayaking: Beauty, Tranquility, Fun!

BY SARAH PAVLOVIC  

Lake Skadar kayaking is a fantastic way to explore one of the most beautiful places in a country that's bursting with natural beauty.

Skadar Lake is one of Europe's most important sanctuaries for birds, especially migratory birds. And this is just one of the reasons the national park has become a major attraction for tourists to Montenegro.

Of course when you visit, getting out on the lake is must-do . You can do this on a boat trip  or by kayak.  There's nothing like gliding across the calm waters, spying on rare birds as they go about their business. The tranquil lake is like another world where time stops. 

Lake Skadar is home to hundreds of bird species, many of them rare and endangered. Kayaking on the lake allows you to explore tiny lily pad lined alleys and watch the native wildlife without scaring it away. 

Along the way you'll be able to jump out and swim, enjoy freshwater beaches and discover the history of the lake.

Where to Find Lake Skadar Kayaking

The best place to go kayaking on Lake Skadar is from the lakeside town of Virpazar, which lies around 20 minutes from Montenegro's capital, Podgorica.

Virpazar is a small, atmospheric township on the shore of Lake Skadar which dates back to the 13 th century. From Virpazar you can kayak to an island prison, ruined fortresses, freshwater beaches, picnic areas and island monasteries. You can also see a plethora of wildlife like turtles, frogs, cormorants, pelicans, kingfishers and more.

In the township itself you'll find some excellent restaurants serving local cuisine, including the lake's specialty, marinated carp. Nearby you'll find Besac Fortress, several good wineries and a visitor center.

When to Kayak on Skadar Lake

The best time for Lake Skadar kayaking is between April and November. This is when the weather will be warmest and the lake most active. 

May and September are ideal times to do some bird-watching. Spring is breeding season and you'll see lots of activity and mating rituals out on the lake. 

High summer (July and August) is when the water temperatures are warmest. The lake gets very warm in summer (and through September) and hovers around 26°C (79°F) .

Local's Tip: Whenever you enter Skadar Lake National Park ie. go out on the water, you'll need to pay a  €5 per person national park entrance fee at the booth in Virpazar.

Lake Skadar Kayaking Guided Tours

These Lake Skadar kayaking tours will take you to see some of Montenegro's most spectacular natural and cultural sights. The lake is the biggest in the Balkans and the tours take you to places you would never find on your own. I recommend booking a tour if you're interested in seeing any of these sights. 

Island Prison Kayaking Tour

This tour is a return paddle from the lily pads and rushes of Virpazar to the old island prison of Grmožur and then to a secluded freshwater beach called Pješačac. Along the way you stop at the tiny lakeside settlement of Raduš for a lunch of fresh lake fish and other traditional specialities.

  KAYAKING to the  Island Monasteries

Get the safari feel kayaking along Lake Skadar's southern shores on a circular trip to visit two of the lake's unique 14th Century island monasteries under the gaze of Albania's spectacular Accursed Mountains (Prokletije). With a bit of R&R at nearby Murić i freshwater beach and several great swimming spots on the way, the tour is perfect for all abilities.

Virpazar to Grmožur Island and Lesendro Fort

This tour takes you to two of Lake Skadar's landmarks - Grmožur island and Lesendro fort.  Grmožur island was a notorious island prison and Lesendro fortress was built in 1843 to help defend against Ottoman Turk invasion . It finishes with swimming and drinks on nearby Pelinovo beach.

Kayak Rental

Lake skadar kayak rental from virpazar.

If you'd like to explore Lake Skadar on your own, you can hire kayaks in Virpazar. From here it's easy to head out into the main area of the lake and explore the waterways on your own.

You'll be able to kayak around old stone forts, relax on freshwater beaches and look out for birds.

There's a choice of double and single kayaks available, so they're ideal for families with children who are too small to paddle on their own. All rentals come with safety equipment like life vests, instructions and advice on the best places to see based on the current conditions and wildlife to see.

Single kayaks:  €5  per hour or  €20 per day. Double kayaks:  €10 per hour or €30 per day.

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What to bring for lake skadar kayaking.

No matter what time of year you're kayaking on the lake, you'll need to bring some basic things.

Must haves:

• Spare change of clothes - you're bound to get wet!
• Snacks and water

Optional extras:

• Go Pro  - the best waterproof, shockproof camera.
• Waterproof bag  - we love the Overboard ones.

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