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We are a couple that love travelling. This blog is to have our memories written so we can always go back to them. There will be always a testimony of our adventures even when we are no longer here.

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This post is about a scenic route around Durmitor National Park — the canyon, the mountains, the small villages — all of it gave us breathtaking views. There’s nothing like the golden light of sunset setting the mountains on fire. And of course, we had to try the zipline across the Tara Canyon, the highest in Europe and the second highest in the world. Talk about adrenaline, right? DURMITOR NATIONAL PARK (PART I) Ostrog Monastery is one of the best‑known places in Montenegro and an important relic of the Orthodox faith. The buildings look as if they’ve grown straight out of the rock. A visit to this monastery is almost mandatory, even for those who aren’t religious. And because it was a long drive from Perast, we broke up the trip with stops at Slansko Lake and later at Devil’s Lake...all details now available Perast is a coastal village near Kotor. The most popular activity is, without doubt, the boat trip to the Our Lady of the Rocks island, a place that stands as a Catholic symbol of the region. We also had to try the Perast cake which is more like an almond tart full of flavour. All the details about what to do and where to eat in Perast are now available on our blog This was our second attempt to visit the Njegoš mausoleum after leaving Kotor behind. Even though a dense fog had settled over the mountain, the mausoleum was open. And, on that day, it was free to enter due to the weather conditions. For me, the fog only added to the experience, deepening the sense of austerity. Later on we visited Budva at sunset, and it was just beautiful Climbing the fortress and soaking in those sweeping views was the perfect way to open the day in Kotor. It only got better from there: a visit to the cathedral, a sweet breakfast, and a slow wander along the city walls, joined by Kotor’s many resident cats. All the details are in this post Visiting Kotor is a must in Montenegro. This UNESCO‑listed medieval town is full of charm, from its churches and stone streets to its city walls and incredible food. This was the first part of our experience — and staying at the amazing Palata Bizanti apartment made it even better. Rain soaked most of our second day in Montenegro, so it wasn’t the highlight of the trip. Still, we visited Sveti Stefan, Praskvica Monastery, and Cetinje, and tackled the winding Kotor serpentine to see why it’s such a challenge. All the details from Bar to Kotor are now up Bar was where we spent the second night of the trip. We had delicious food for both dinner and breakfast, a perfect introduction to Montenegro’s traditional gastronomy. We also visited the beautiful Orthodox church of St. Jovan Vladimir. Now see how you can add Bar to your itinerary....