Scenic Vistas and Caves

This collection explores the dramatic limestone landscape surrounding the Bay of Kotor and the Orjen mountain massif. It features historical sites like the Gurdić Gate and the 8th-century BC rock art at Lipci. Natural highlights include the seasonal Sopot cave waterfall, the high-altitude peaks of the Dinaric Alps, and strategic viewpoints like Trojica and Belvédère that offer panoramic vistas of the fjord-like coastline and the Krivošije plateau.

Gurdić Gate (South Gate)

One of the three main entrances to Kotor's Old Town, this southern gate features a drawbridge crossing the Gurdić spring, which creates a natural water defense during heavy rains.

Trojica

A strategic mountain pass and viewpoint situated above Kotor, offering panoramic vistas of both the Bay of Kotor and the Bay of Tivat.

Sopot

A coastal cave located near Risan, known for its massive seasonal waterfall that emerges from the cavern system after heavy rainfall.

Belvédère

A roadside viewpoint located along the historic serpentine road connecting Kotor and Cetinje, providing elevated views of the inner Bay of Kotor.

Prehistoric drawings

Located on a rock face near Lipci, these prehistoric drawings date back to the 8th century BC, depicting deer hunting scenes and geometric symbols.

Veliki Kabao

Veliki Kabao, also known as Zubački Kabao, or simply Mount Orjen, is a mountain peak on the border of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro.

Vučji Zub

A natural cave formation located within the Orjen mountain massif, characterized by its high-altitude karst features.

Jama Vretenica

A deep karst pit located on the Krivošije plateau, known for its vertical descent and limestone formations typical of the Orjen region.