Head to beautiful Krka National Park to explore its dramatic waterfalls. The most famous is Skradinski Buk, a vast natural pool framed by towering waterfalls on one side and a series of cascades on the other, where the river surges through a maze of tiny islets. Take a walk along wooden jetties and bridges to admire the falls, as well as the unique flora and fauna.

Cruise through the famous Corinth Canal, an impressive engineering feat that connects the Gulf of Corinth with the Aegean Sea, specifically the Saronic Gulf. Completed in 1893, the canal spans 6.4 kilometres. With a width of just 21.4 metres at its base, the canal is too narrow for large modern ships, which is why it primarily serves smaller vessels, yachts, and tourist boats today.

Cruise through the breathtaking fjord, entering the serene waters of Kotor Bay. As you glide past steep cliffs and charming villages nestled along the shore, take in the striking natural beauty that makes this UNESCO World Heritage site so unique. The calm waters and dramatic landscape offer a sense of timelessness, inviting you to fully immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere of this stunning corner of Montenegro. On returning to Kotor, explore the town at your leisure.