Bistrica: Hotels and Accommodation

Bistrica is associated with the Tara landscape and various activities on the water. The Bistrica–Kulina–Splavište kayak tour begins in Bistrica and also includes the Đavolji lazi gorge. Kayaking is promoted in the Tara Canyon, including expeditions suitable for beginners and experienced kayakers. The Lug rural household offers rafting organized by local guides.

The Lug rural household in Bistrica offers views of the Tara River and the surrounding mountain peaks. At the Bistrica River, Camp Rabrenović offers hiking and cycling routes. The camp also includes a family restaurant serving homemade specialties.

Nature

Crna Poda is an 80-hectare black pine nature reserve within Durmitor National Park. The reserve is located near Bistrica at the beginning of the Tara River canyon. The Ljevak stream divides Bistrica into two parts. In Tmajevac, the Ravnjak River flows into the Tara River and forms a small lake. Above Bistrica, the endemic Munika plant grows in the Tara Canyon. Forests are most numerous in the area around Bistrica. Near the entrance to the Tara Gorge, the Ravnjak River is described as clear enough to drink.

Culture

The Bistričke vodenice in Bistrica, Mojkovac, are classified as potential immovable cultural heritage in the protected zone of Durmitor National Park.

Transport

Regular bus routes connect Mojkovac with all parts of Montenegro. Mojkovac's railway network connects the town with cities in Montenegro and the wider region via the Bar–Belgrade railway line.

Those wishing to book a hotel in Bistrica can then continue their accommodation search. More destinations: Dobrilovina, Mojkovac.

To the higher-level travel overview: Mojkovac.