I am somewhat amazed at the reviews of this lake. It is pretty and easy to get to but nothing awesome. We visited in bad weather and were very grateful for something to see on a socked in day. But people act like this is...More

This is a nice view of the nature, and it is very overwhelming to see this big lake placed in between the mountains. To enter the national park, including the lake, you will have to pay €3 per person. We rented some bikes, and chose...More

Its a very beautiful and popupar lake, walking distance from Zabljak. We went here twice; one time just relaxing and the other time to walk around it and as a starting point for a hike to restaurant Koliba. Its very beautiful.

This lake is a highlight of the Durmitor National Park. It takes about an hour to hike an interesting and well maintained trail around the perimeter, and there are restrooms at the start of the trail. Because the lake is at about 4500ft elevation, the...More

The Crno lake is a beautiful blue lake surrounded by pines and mountains. The landscape reminds of Canadian parks. You take a short walk from the parking lot and sit at the lake, take a boat, a dip or walk around it. We did the...More

Perfect place to spent several hours for a walk around 2 lakes, exelent views. There is a track for pedestrians around the lakes approx 6 km.

Entrance is 3€ per person. Bring a picnic if the weather is nice. Water bottles can be filled up at fresh wells. Nice circular walk, very easy (even when the paths are wet) On your walk you will see a cave, where Tito took shelter...More

It only take 3 euros per person to get in which is really cheap! Once you get there you walk down a road towards the lakes. Once there you can see a beautiful view right in front of your eyes of mountains and the glacial...More

Entrance fee 3 euros, parking 2, walk about 700 meters. Kayaks for rent. Hiking trails. Some times there is a kiosks with drinks. Bring your bathing suit

Crno Lake or Black Lake in Durmitor National Park is beautiful and worth walking around. But, it's crowded! We took a trail up into the mountains and were in awe of the beauty (and the lack of people). In just two miles we were in...More