Fields and valleys cover a big part of the territory of Montenegro.

The Grebaje Valley is set in the heart of the Prokletije National Park south west of Montenegro, next to the Albanian border. There you can find mountains as emblematic as mount Taljanka and mount Volušnica, but also the majestic Karanfili peaks and Vezirova Brada pass. Here is a true paradise for outdoor lovers! It is surprisingly very quiet, still unknown despite its breath-taking landscapes. This is a place you should not miss if you are doing the Peaks of the Balkans trail. It is only a slight detour from the official route but it is really a must-see and something you will never forget!

The fertile Bjelopavlići plain or Zeta river valley does not offer major tourist attractions. Yet, those travelers interested in exploring this beautiful region in Central Montenegro will be pleasantly surprised: this is where they can discover the beauties of the emerald green Zeta river meandering through the valley, old Turkish bridges, small water power plants, typical examples of rural architecture, and even important archeological excavations.

On the Tara – Piva rivers vast plateau Durmitor is placed on the northwest, while it’s closest neighbor is placed on the southeast. That’s the beautiful Sinjajevina mountain, one of most specific mountains of Montenegro. The older name for this mountain is also Sinjajevina. Geographically, this mountain belongs to the High Mountains & Plateaus Region of Montenegro. Some geographers classify Sinjajevina a mountain plateau, but it also holds the largest pasture range in Montenegro. The direction of Sinjajevina follows the rest of the Dinaric ranges, from east to west. Sinjajevina’s relief is rolling due to glacial activity.