Durmitor – Bobotov Kuk Hiking Private Tour

By Monte Mare Travel

Free cancellation available

Features

Explore grassy meadows, rocky paths, and the scenic Surutka Valley.
Conquer Durmitor's highest peak for panoramic views and adventure.
Find natural springs and wells along the route for hydration.
Popular among tourists, with marked trails and safety measures.

Dates

Travellers

Language options: English

Starting time

Price details

AU$852.35 x 1 AdultAU$852.35

Total

Until Wed, 26 Aug

Driving by car, minivan, van, minibus or tourist class bus from the place of accommodation/stay to the starting point of the hiking tour
Driving by car, minivan, van, minibus or tourist class bus from the end point of the hiking tour to the place of accommodation/stay
Tourist guide for hiking tour (English language)
Hiking sticks
National Park Durmitor entrance fee
Travel insurance
Food and drink during the tour
Other non-program costs
Travel health insurance – optional

Itinerary:
• This hiking mountain tour starts from the bend Sedlo, towards the north, with a mild climb. Already at the start we will enjoy the beauty of the landscape, we will pass grassy, meadow trails, and sharp rocky roads. We will stretch out underneath the rocks, after which we will enter the beautiful valley of Surutka from where it is looked up the figure of our goal – Bobotov kuk. On the way to the highest peak we will find the wells and we will be refreshed with drinking mountain water. Bobotov Kuk together with peaks: Bezimeni (2487 m) and Soa (2440 m) make the highest rocky ridge of Durmitor called Soa Nebeska.
• We will enjoy the view of the Škrčka lakes, which are called “mountain eyes” with the rest of the Durmitor lake group (a total of 18 glacier lakes). From the peaks of Durmitor there is a wonderful view in all directions, which you will definitely permeate with great photos!
• Be a participant in favourite mountain tour among tourists!
• The tour is conditioned medium to heavy. The altitude difference that passes from Sedlo to the top is 820m. The final climb is technically more demanding (the last 20 minutes of climb to the top), rocky and requires caution, however: the track has enough space to walk in its entire course, it is secured and has space for a safe step so it is not risky and technically demanding.