Camp Resort Frutak

When you’re not swimming in the River Zeta or canoeing across the water a few minutes’ walk from the park, turn your attention to the sights of Danilovgrad (10 minutes’ drive). Set off for the town’s sculpture garden to see the white marble works created by the Danilovgrad Artistic Colony or dawdle with the donkeys at a sanctuary 12 kilometres away. Entry’s free – but you're encouraged to bring snacks for the residents to nosh on. Another local attraction is the easy-on-the-eye Ždrebaonik Monastery (10 minutes), built in the Orthodox style; if you’re a fan of old religious structures in fantastic locations, don’t miss the Ostrog Monastery (40 minutes) either – jaws tend to drop at the sight of this building dramatically set against a sheer rock with views out over the Bjelopavlići plain. Add more attractive architecture to the itinerary with an amble around Podgorica (half an hour), Montenegro’s capital, making sure to swing by the contemporary Millennium Bridge and the Turkish-built Clock Tower in the old town.