Menu
MEETING POINT
MEETING TIME
DURATION
GROUP SIZE
PRICE FROM
GUIDED TOUR
Straddling the border between Montenegro and Albania, Skadar Lake is the largest freshwater lake in the Balkans and one of the largest in Europe. Two-thirds of the lake belong to Montenegro, and thanks to its location, it is a home to a vast number of wildlife species, with the largest bird reserve in Europe.
The lake is known for being the last remaining breeding ground of the endangered Dalmatian Pelican and Pygmy Cormorant. It’s also a key resting place for birds migrating from northern Europe to Africa.
We introduce the tour with a cruise through natural, lilypad lined canals, and birdwatching opportunities, before a lunch stop at a boutique restaurant serving national cuisine with a view. After lunch has settled, we take a dip in the freshwater before heading back to Virpazar on a balmy midafternoon cruise.
Dodosi is an ancient fishing village, located by the Karatuna River. Initially an agricultural settlement, its proximity to the lake soon shifted the focus from agriculture to fishing. The village is peppered with stone houses, as an insight to Skadar architecture and lifestyle throughout the ages.
Meeting point: Virpazar centre
Meeting time: flexible
Duration: approx. 4 hours
Group size: minimum: 1 person
maximum: 15 people
Please subscribe to receive news, updates and tour packages via email.
This page uses cookies to obtain statistics about the use of our pages and to provide additional functionality to you. We may also use cookies in connection with the marketing of our products and services. By continuing to use the site, you confirm that you accept this. Privacy policy.
