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davesut Says: It's a must do in this area - about 20-30 mins drive from Zabljak. Parking is available either side of the bridge. On one side are a few tourist shops, cafe and travel agency which can arrange activities and accommodation. There is also a motel. People were arriving here and...
davesut Says: The Black Lake is a few minutes drive around 2miles from Zabljak town centre. You are able to park on the road but it will cost a couple of Euros if you are in the vicinity of the entrance to the Durmitor National Park and pathway to the Lake. There is an entrance fee into...
2 Reviews and 5 Opinions we had a look at the rooms and decided not to stay, it smelt of smoke and very old. not good and...
mountain view lodges: brand new lodge with all mod-cons in Zabljak
mr-pond Says: We were just looking around Zabljak for somewhere to stay for a couple of nights and stumbled across these lodges. There was someone there at the lodge, apperantly he was the caretaker who spoke little English but was a very helpful chap. He made a phone call and there was a...
Sobe: Rooms behind the MB Hotel
davesut Says: Put in here when MB Hotel had no rooms.As rooms, this was ok, clean room and shared bathroom. No idea of price and no English spoken.There were no curtains to block out any light which is one reason why I would not stay here. The other is that the owner mis-informed us to...
davesut Says: Booked this Hotel via phone 3 months before our stay. English was spoken over the phone. When we got there, no record of our reservation - oh dear.The owner could not speak English but he got us an apartment in the rooms behind the hotel. This was a different business. We...
Hotel Jezera: Cheap and old fashion!
angelavenezia Says: I was for a night in Sept 2007. It is quite Yugoslav fashion, but we had a clean room, even if the bathroom was very old. Location was wonderful, out of the center on the road to the lake (10 minutes from bus station). Breakfast perfect, pleanty of salted and sweet food. I...
smasa Says: We stayed in Jezera in summer 2007. We found it on the internet and booked before travelling to Monte Negro. The price was about 30euros per person in a double room, breakfast and dinner included. The hotel is conveniently located at the end of Zabljak which is closer to...
Back of a van: On the road to Zabljak
davesut Says: One the road to Zabljak from Nicsic there a number of places to grab a drink and a bite to eat. Keep your eye out for these restaurants although some might be best avoided.
davesut Says: This is a short way out of the centre of Zalljak although there are some places to stay nearby so it may be local. Good food and a rustic feel to it. Inside was not a great cozy atmosphere, a bit bright really and had a school dining room layout. Outside was ok but too cold...
On the banks of the Black Lake
davesut Says: A simple cafe on the banks of the Black Lake. Drinks and snacks but not hot drinks after 6pm. The cafe bar closed at 7pm in August.
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My starting point was Mojkovac Train Station. Taxi drivers at the station offered to drive me to town for 2€. I found it a bit much for a kilometer or two, thus I started walking. One of the drivers followed me, and offered to drive me for 1€, which I accepted. At the bus station I found out that there were no more buses to Zabljak that day, and bought a ticket to Djurdjevica on a bus going to Pljevlja. The motel in Djurdjevica (pic) was not yet open for the season, but another passanger from the bus was going to Zabljak too, and we decided to hitchhike together. A local woman told us that there might come a bus from Pljevlja heading for Zabljak a couple of hours later, and in the mean time we could have a cup of coffee at hers :-) After a while a maxi taxi came by, my companion knew the driver, and he drove us to Zabljak for 2€.
The bus ride from Mojkovac to Djordjevica was spectacular! It took us through the upper part of Tara Canyon, the road is built into the steep mountain side, it is narrow and full frost boils, and stones keep falling down onto it. But the drivers are experienced, we got there safe and sound :-)
This site gives you a bit of information about the Tara Canyon:
http://serbsoc.lynxwebhosting.com/Tara.php
Updated Jun 6, 2006
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Zabljak, we visited for a couple of days in summer. The town itself can be used as a base to visit the Durmitor Park which is what we did. A bit tainted by our experience at the MB Hotel so it's a...
Zabljak is the ski center of Durmitor National Park, with possibilities for both downhill and cross country skiing. You can even ski during summer! Mountain hiking in the summer time is fantastic, and...
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We were in Žabljak at the end of May. I made the choice not to build a separate page for Žabljak but to include it in a Nacionalni Park Durmitor Travel Page.
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