Durmitor 1. del, Črna Gora

“Šta je mali Janeze. Jel skijaš…”? je bile ena izmed prvih stvari, ki je bila s strani simpatičnega gospoda v kampu namenjena našemu najmlajšemu. 🙂 🙂 “Jaz nisem Janez, jaz sem Jaka”, pa je bil užaljeni odgovor sina. 🙂 🙂 Uvertura v Durmitor je bila kot se šika. Odlična vremenska napoved za naslednja dva dneva, simpatičen kamp Mlinski Potok z ultra prijaznimi lastniki in fantastična pokrajina, kamor nam je seglo oko. Že sam prihod na Durmitor je bil veličasten. Na poti iz Biogradskega jezera smo se ustavili najprej v samostanu Dobrilovina, pokramljali z lokalno nuno in srečali edini dve turistki tistih dni – turistki sta bili seveda iz Slovenije. 🙂 Po samostanu je sledil obvezen postanek na mostu nad reko Taro. Zaradi korone smo rafting na njen prestavili na naš naslednji obisk. In potem smo zavili navkreber. Durmitor, največji nacionalni park Črne gore ponuja marsikaj. Od veličastnih gora in pohodniških tur, ki jih ponujajo, do misterioznih jezerc, arheoloških najdbišč in pokrajine, ki te spominja tudi na kakšne travnate ravnice azijskih pokrajin… V tem postu objavljam le nekaj fotografij simpatičnih vasic in pokrajine, ki smo jo srečali na poti do kampa.

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The intro to Durmitor was amazing. Great weather forecast for the next two days, the nice camp Mlinski Potok with ultra friendly owners and a fantastic landscape everywhere around us was the recipe for a great adventure. The road to Durmitor was magnificent. On the way from Lake Biograd, we first stopped at the Dobrilovina monastery, chatted with a local nun and met the only two tourists of those days – the tourists were, of course, from Slovenia. 🙂 After the monastery we stopped on the bridge over the river Tara. Because of the coronavirus we had to cancel our plan for rafting on the river. After that we turned uphill. Durmitor, Montenegro’s largest national park, has a lot to offer. From the majestic mountains and hiking tours, to the mysterious lakes, archeological sites and landscapes that also remind you of some grassy plains of Asian countries … In this post I am publishing just a few photos of the lovely villages and landscapes we met on the way to the camp.