Boka Bay, a UNESCO cultural heritage site, is undoubtedly most impressive when experienced from the sea. Thanks to its unusual appearance, it is often called the southernmost fjord in Europe, but in fact, Boka Bay is a submerged canyon. The bay consists of 4 smaller bays - Tivat Bay, Herceg Novi Bay, Risan Bay, and Kotor Bay. The narrowest part of the bay, the Verige strait, divides it into an inner and outer part. Boka Bay exudes an unusual calm and tranquility. A boat ride will take you through a unique and picturesque nature, turbulent history, and enchanting architecture.

Tara is the longest river in Montenegro, measuring 158 km, and one of the most beautiful and challenging rivers in Europe and the world, with an 80 km long canyon that is among the deepest canyons in the world (1,300 m), second only to the Grand Canyon, but undoubtedly the most beautiful. It is formed by the confluence of two small rivers, Opasanica and Veruša, beneath the Komovi Mountain. The last 40 km of the river's course are in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and in several places, it forms the border between the two countries. At Šćepan Polje, it joins the Piva River to form the Drina River. The Tara River and its canyon are a protected area on UNESCO's World Heritage List, meeting three conditions (only one of which was required) to become part of UNESCO's natural heritage, namely a biological, hydrological, and geological phenomenon.

Tara is particularly attractive with its 69 rapids, where it turns into foam and whirlpools, making it very challenging for tourists. The river alternates between powerful rapids, diverse rapids with deep pools, lagoons, pots, and narrows, rare fords. The water is clean and transparent, with various colors, and the shores are lush, smooth, steep, and challenging. Due to its picturesque and unfavorable relief, the attractiveness of its powerful flow with rapids and springs (about 15 major ones), numerous rapids (with a drop of 4.5 meters per kilometer), the richness of flora and fauna, relict, and endemic species, the Tara canyon is unique and unparalleled in the world. The tumultuous and wild tributaries of the Tara carry a large amount of scattered material, stones, and sand that the Tara accepts, crushes, and scatters along its bed, thus creating beautiful boulder reefs and beaches of finely washed sand. The unique canyon, known worldwide as the deepest and steepest river canyon in Europe, and the capricious mountain river attract many tourists from all over the world. Tara is the wildest, most beautiful, and cleanest river on the old continent, and because of its purity, it is called the "tear of Europe."

Ada Bojana is an island that was created artificially, and according to a popular legend, in 1858 a ship called "Merito" sank at the mouth of the Bojana River into the sea. The ship belonged to Antun Alegreti from Trogir and was commanded by Captain Naporeli. This was a crucial moment for the creation of Ada because there were two smaller islands here in the 19th century, so the wreckage of the ship, along with the islands, retained the river sediment and thus created Ada Bojana.

This triangular-shaped island is washed by the sea on one side and the river on the other two and covers as much as 600 hectares.

Ada Bojana has an incredibly rich flora and fauna, and tourists come here in large numbers to relax and enjoy themselves. What sets it apart from the rest of the coast is the maestral - a wind that is perfect for "kitesurfing."

Many also agree that this is a place that dispels negative thoughts and that a longer stay can restore people's will and strength for new victories. It is adorned with Mediterranean vegetation, which gives it the charm of the Amazon.