Into the Tear of Europe: Tara Canyon Discovery

High-end packrafting gear is provided: neoprene wetsuit, waterproof anurak, lifejacket, helmet as well as packraft and paddle and safety equipment including satellite communicator (canyon is mostly out of mobile signal).

Of course, just let us know in advance.

At present we operate a two 5-seat 4×4 vehicles, which we alternate depending on the group size and the adventure location as well as 8-seat vans from our partners. Anyway, you will travel comfortably in safe and clean vehicles.

The local currency in Montenegro is the Euro (€). Since Montenegro is not a part of the European Union, it does not have its own currency and has adopted the Euro as its official currency. This makes it convenient for travelers from Eurozone countries, as they can use the same currency without the need for currency exchange.

Credit cards are widely accepted in Montenegro, especially in larger towns, tourist areas, hotels, restaurants, and shops. Visa and Mastercard are the most commonly accepted credit cards, while American Express and Diners Club may have more limited acceptance. It’s advisable to carry some cash, especially for small purchases, local markets, or establishments in remote areas that may not accept cards.

ATMs are available throughout the country, allowing you to withdraw cash in Euros using your debit or credit card. It’s recommended to inform your bank or card provider about your travel plans to Montenegro to ensure smooth transactions and to inquire about any potential international transaction fees or currency conversion fees that may apply.

Overall, using credit cards and accessing cash through ATMs should be relatively easy in Montenegro, providing you with flexibility and convenience during your visit.