The most frequent request is for 6 days.
I have two 6-day options. In fact, the second one differs only on days 3 and 4, and slightly on day 5.
The second option has become possible thanks to the reopening of the road through the Tara Canyon, which we’ve been waiting for so long (and which could be closed again at any moment – keep an eye on the updates). It includes two nights in Žabljak, so you can explore Durmitor by leaving some of your luggage behind and travelling light along the circular route. Sometimes this is a good break and a chance to rest.
However, this means missing out on the magnificent Kapetanovo Lake and Ostrog Monastery. These are very powerful places, but perhaps not for everyone.
So once again, you’ll have to choose between two excellent options.
I tried to include as many interesting things as possible. In some places, there are sections with many serpentines. If your skills are not confidently average or you want less driving, write, and I will trim the route.
This route is a dynamic blend of coastal roads, alpine passes, and hidden gems — perfect for riders seeking both natural beauty and cultural depth.
1ST VARIANT:
1st day (Click the link to open in google.maps)
Begin at the iconic islet of Sveti Stefan, then cruise south along the Adriatic through Bar and Ulcinj. Turn inland to explore the wetlands of Skadar Lake National Park, wind through Rijeka Crnojevića, and finish the day in Podgorica, Montenegro’s capital.
2nd day (clickable)
Ride the stunning SH20 panoramic road near the Albanian border, then climb into the rugged peaks of Prokletije National Park. Descend into the dramatic Morača Canyon and settle in the mountain town of Kolašin.
3rd day
Cross the Đurđevića Tara Bridge and follow the edge of the Tara River Canyon — though note that the P4 road is under reconstruction, so an alternate route is needed. Continue into Durmitor National Park, passing Nedajno, the Mratinje Dam, and the turquoise waters of Piva Lake.
Unfortunately, the road P4 (Tara River Canyon) is still under reconstruction. Have to use another road.
4th day
Ride through the remote Komarnica Canyon and re-enter Durmitor via Trsa and the breathtaking Sedlo Pass. Stop at Prtaš viewpoint, then descend through Šavnik toward Kapetanovo Lake. Be aware: Google Maps may mislead you near the lake — follow local signs and the visible road around the stone wall. Overnight in Nikšić.
5th day
Visit the cliffside Ostrog Monastery, then cross into Bosnia and Herzegovina. Ride past the serene Bileća Lake and stop at the Kravica Waterfalls before reaching the historic city of Mostar.
6th day
Explore Stolac and the Tvrdoš Monastery, then return to the Montenegrin coast via Herceg Novi, Risan, and Perast. Ride the Kotor Serpentine for one last adrenaline rush before ending in Cetinje.
2ND VARIANT
1st day https://maps.app.goo.gl/BnqEirpBAYufKaES6
2nd day https://maps.app.goo.gl/KEJyYqHeWsjrZA9f8
3rd day https://maps.app.goo.gl/miEg2qhQMSBf1Dff8
4rd day https://maps.app.goo.gl/PcaSmxYh5HxjcfdH9
5th day https://maps.app.goo.gl/bQfGxvr9BcVob4g57
6th day https://maps.app.goo.gl/AJrwnE8eKTLE6mSP7
If you have an extra day or two, I would highly recommend travelling to Sarajevo and spending a day there relaxing and exploring the city. Write to me and I will add you to the itinerary.