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Montenegro - without a car
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Hey there, fellow adventurer! 🌟 Exciting news about your upcoming trip to Montenegro from April 12-15! While it sounds like the cable car and alpine coaster plans might not pan out, don’t fret! There are still plenty of ways to explore the stunning Lovćen National Park without a car. You can check out bus options from Kotor to nearby spots, which can lead you to fantastic hiking trails. Let’s discover some epic alternatives so you can make the most of your adventure! 🏞️✨
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I'm going to Montenegro this April 12-15 and am excited!!!!! However I just realized there's no cable car and alpine coaster( serves me right for using ehh aiii* to assist in creating an itinerary!) I am interested in hiking however I don't think I can hike up to Lovcen. So what are my options now to go to Lovcen? I would really like to avoid paid group tours as I feel it's too restrictive and I don't have a license. Is there any place I can travel by bus from kotor near lovcen so I can hike from there? Or is taking a group bus my only option 🥲😭
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