• Virpazar - Begin your boating journey in Virpazar, a charming townlet located on the main road between Bar and Podgorica.

Embark on a comfortable Kingfisher boat and set off on your Lake Skadar tour, navigating through channels lined with reeds and willows.

• Vranjina - Take in the view of Island Vranjina ahead, with its two peaks reaching for the sky. To your right, catch a glimpse of the Albanian Alps bordering Lake Skadar. Continue to the left, passing under the nearby bridge.
• Lesendro - Glide through the water chestnut meadows and explore the ancient fortress Lesendro.

This small tower, dating back to 1843, served as a military outpost. Often referred to as the “Key to Lake Skadar,” it resembles a key from a bird’s-eye view.

• Moraca River - Proceed to the confluence of Lake Skadar and its largest tributary, the Morača River - an ideal spot for observing rare bird species. Enjoy their sounds and beauty as you glide through the bird reserve.
• Skadar Lake National Park - A breathtaking view awaits just around the corner - thousands of floating, dark-green water lily leaves with their white and yellow blooms. Delight in this stunning sight and try to spot some baby bird nests.
• Pavlova Strana Viewpoint - The following sights will equally quench your traveler’s thirst. Sail along the picturesque fjord Pavlova Strana and discover Rijeka Crnojevića, a quaint fishing village.
• Rijeka Crnojevica - Discover this enchanting location, situated just a few kilometers from the historical capital of Cetinje.

The old stone bridge, named after Prince Danilo, will be the first to greet you, alongside a one-story building on the left bank of the river. It’s impossible to miss – it stands at the entrance of this lovely townlet, and despite being built in the 15th century, it remains impressive.

During the 19th and early 20th centuries, Rijeka Crnojevića was Montenegro’s largest port and a leading trade center. Today, this town offers the perfect atmosphere to experience the Montenegrin spirit – a place rich in history, authentic architecture, and stunning nature.

• Lake Skadar - After exploring the village, it’s time to return. Meanwhile, don’t forget your swimsuit! Take the chance to enjoy the refreshing waters of Lake Skadar.

• Sightseeing boat tour
• English-speaking tour guide
• Regional wine, juice, and water
• Life vests and other safety equipment
• Map with stories from the Lake Skadar area / Written guides

• National park fee (€5 per person, free for children under 15 years old)
• Music onboard
• Gratuities
• Land visit of Pavlova Strana viewpoint
• Parking space