From Žabljak: Rafting in Durmitor National Park (14km)
Žabljak Municipality, Montenegro
Experience the thrill of rafting down the Tara River in Montenegro. Visit the Black Lake in Žabljak, take a break at the Ljutica River, and enjoy a photo safari under the Tara Bridge.
Rafting Adventure on the Tara River in Montenegro
This 3-hour rafting tour on the Tara River suits adventure seekers and nature lovers visiting Montenegro’s Tara Canyon and Durmitor National Park.
Highlights
- Raft down the Tara River through Europe’s deepest canyon
- Explore the natural beauty of the Tara Canyon and its surroundings
- Visit the Black Lake in Žabljak within Durmitor National Park
Description
Your adventure begins with a pickup from your accommodation or a meeting point at the agency. You will receive rafting gear including a neoprene suit, boots, safety jacket, helmet, and paddle.
Start the rafting journey on the most scenic section of the Tara Canyon. Along the way, stop for photos and swimming breaks. Visit the Ljutica River, Europe’s shortest river and one of the largest freshwater springs, flowing at 1000 liters per second.
Enjoy a photo safari below the Tara Bridge, an iconic Montenegrin landmark. The rafting tour ends at Žugića Luka, where you will return to the starting point by vehicle. After rafting, visit the Black Lake in Žabljak, with entrance included in the Durmitor National Park fee.
Includes
- Rafting gear (neoprene suit, boots, safety jacket, helmet, paddle)
- Photo safari
- Professional guide
- Visit to Ljutica River
- Return transport to starting point
- Entrance to Durmitor National Park and Black Lake
Important Information
- The tour includes entrance to Black Lake in Žabljak, covered by the Durmitor National Park fee.
- Visit to the Tara Bridge, a key Montenegrin landmark, is part of the itinerary.
Easy Cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
Book in advance and bring swimwear, a towel, and waterproof sunscreen. The best time for rafting is from late spring to early autumn when river conditions are optimal.