Visit All The Natural Attractions of Montenegro
The diversity of natural environments, climate, and flora has led to a great diversity and richness of fauna in Montenegro. The country boasts a particularly abundant population of wild animals, including deer, wolves, wild boar, and bears, among others, as well as a wide variety of bird species such as woodcock, ducks, eagles, and hawks. This natural wealth has remained largely untouched by industrial development and pollution, thanks to legal protections. In fact, in 1991, Montenegro was declared the world's first Ecological State.
Montenegro is home to four national parks: Lovćen, Lake Skadar, Durmitor, and Biograd Mountain. Both Durmitor National Park and the Bay of Kotor have been designated as UNESCO-protected natural heritage sites.
Lake Skadar stands out as the largest lake in the Balkans, and the rivers that course through the mountains create breathtakingly beautiful deep canyons. These diverse environments offer opportunities for activities such as fishing in lakes and rivers, hunting, and various sports and recreational pursuits.