Serpentine
Cetinje, Montenegro
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Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. For me the best thing we did on the holiday - from Budva to Cetinje to Kotor. scenery and driving through clouds. Great of the whole bay. Bit of delay as a bus got stuck on the opposite direction. very nice experience of getting up or down through serpentine. Its long and sometimes it takes a lot of time because of going two directions having to each other. Also, at the end there is a bar where sometimes there is a lot of parked around and there is pendulum movement and a lot of people walking around. There are of the cities below and also, great of of the planes starting from the airport in Tivat. This is a fun to and you get high quick!!! Great and definitely worth it. The is but there are plenty of slightly wider bits you can at. I couldn't find a spot to take a photo of the twisting below which was a shame. But looking at the map o google is fun. So many tight hairpins!! Sjajno. Stresa i lijepog pogleda na pretek Fortunately, the curves are large, but the stretches of in between the curves are narrow, and take more space than needed....so when buses arrive, it creates havoc. The funny thing is these bus plates are all from Montenegro. You'd think that no Montenegro bus driver would be foolish enough to up the serpentine, but it seems there are plenty of foolish drivers around. We were lucky, we arrived from Albania with motorcycle, and could ride slowly down the without any bus coming up....then we stopped for the after all the hairpins curves, and saw a bus passing us, going up. We were surprised, as we thought they can't take this road, so we waited to see how they would take the first curve...30mn after we were still watching : the bus was stuck and no one could go up or come down,😔 🌄🏍️ These are some of the most spectacular corners I've had a pleasure of riding. This is a must-see if you are in the area, mainly because of the Kotor bay being spectacularly revealed the higher up you go. ⛰️ As I've mentioned in one of its scenic point review, this has a lot to give, but also take. It's (very) bumpy at times (which I am used to). However, the occasional bumps I've learned to navigate are not as bad as the slippery spots when my rear tire slid once or twice almost causing an unpleasant low side. This really chipped my confidence in riding this route and actually enjoying it. Nevertheless, the beauty and the unexplained spark that's both attractive and overwhelming at times that it has, repeatedly pushed me to go further up. I think I just needed time to evaluate the approach there and some reassurance. There's a lot to see on your way up so slow down, take your time, don't try to be sneaky and don't try to rush the natural flow of traffic. Not here. It's never a good idea as it also puts pressure on others. 🦊 It's a bit scary but safe, that allows 2 to fit but need to be careful of the coming from the other direction. Lots of sharp turns with no visibility. The is worth it. You can easily access the mausoleum from cotor, once up there is a new that can take you down to Budva. Small mountain with many hairpin bends. The is not very large and you have to each incoming vehicle with care. The from the are amazing, every turn brings you closer to the summit and gives a better of the bay. Nice of Kotor bay and town. It's a very and You need to be an experienced driver to go there. Anyway it's a very exciting and cool experience to go through this road. There are also quite a few viewpoints to look at the bay of Kotor, zip line. We drove here at sunset, absolutely stunning. If you're an experienced driver there should not be an issue coming up here. The from the are amazing, but the is not in the best conditions at some parts so be careful driving! It is safe if you slowly but it is very so when 2 go in different directions is quite stressing as the is very narrow. Be very patient and stop sometimes to enjoy the nice (one of the bests I’ve ever experienced). are amazing, the is too though. You need to slow down to avoid accident. A bit dangerous but the surface is smooth. You don’t need 4x4 offroad to climb up One of my best bike experience on this fun road. It was a bit dangerous considering it is not a full two way lane. You need to have good ears to prepare for incoming vehicles from your back amd front specially on the edge hairpin maneuver. The is getting better and better as you ascend and the high altitude feels more colder. I love the experience and wanted to do it again. It is a must go if you love cycling. The only mistake I made is i underestimate the climb, I went after lunch and all calories were burnt in the middle of serpentine road. I forget to bring an energy bar where i struggle to have more climbs. If someone offers a plate of food for my phone, I may trade for it hahaha... anyhow, it was one of my best climb at 960meters from Kotor downtown cruise terminal. I want to do it again and be prepared! A stunning from Podgorica to Kotor – not for the faint of heart, but worth every turn We drove from Podgorica to Kotor via Njeguši, taking the scenic serpentine that winds dramatically down from the heights of Lovćen to Boka Bay (the Bay of Kotor). It’s a route that offers both beauty and a bit of adrenaline. Up to Njeguši, the is in good condition and makes for easy, pleasant driving through Montenegro’s mountain landscape. But just a few kilometers after Njeguši, the begins its descent to Boka/Kotor Bay. This is where the famous serpentine switchbacks begin. The narrows significantly, often requiring you to stop in lay-bys (or any available wider section) to let oncoming pass. It can feel a bit tight and tense, especially if you're not used to mountain roads, but it’s manageable with cautious and considerate driving. What makes this route truly special, however, are the breathtaking views. As you descend, you’re treated to sweeping vistas over the Lustica Peninsula, Tivat, and the Bay of Kotor; a dramatic and unforgettable backdrop that more than compensates for the challenging drive. If you're a confident driver and not intimidated by narrow, winding roads, I highly recommend taking this route at least once. The scenery is among the best Montenegro has to offer, and the experience is unforgettable. Challenging but very rewarding drive. Sharp turns and tight space however take your time and shouldn't have too much issues. Piękne widoki. Droga na jeden samochód więc trzeba się nagimnastykować żeby minąć sie z większym autem. Totally worth it... Not too busy but still you need a lot of attention driving up/down. Sometimes too narrow... At the top caffé with views.10/10 Die Anfahrt bis ganz nach oben zum besten Aussichtspunkt macht echt viel Spaß... ! Von oben hat man einen tollen Blick auf die Bucht von Kotor mit Altstadt bis an die Adria... WUNDERSCHÖN. Manchmal wird es etwas eng, besonders, wenn große Autos oder Busse entgegenkommen. Diese tolle Straße sollten Sie sich nicht entgehen lassen ! This is the most amazing, at times scary, (as other you) drive. It involves 25 hairpin bends which are marked. We had snow on 25 Nov 2023 from bend 19. Some of the most majestic, gob smacking I have ever seen. If you are in Kotor you have to do it!!!! Kotor Bay is not actually a fjord, as many think, but a submerged river canyon flooded by the Adriatic Sea. 😊 One of the most beautiful drives I've ever done at sunset. However, we would not have felt comfortable doing it if it were any darker. The is pretty so when two each other somebody has to stop. It’s narrow, challenging to but it’s worth trying.You can enjoy the fantastic of Kotor, Tivat and blue cave. We went in October afternoon. There was no traffic. Так пугали в отзывах. Но мне сама дорога сложной не показалась. Только то, что узкая. И разъезжаться неудобно. Выехали во вторник в 8:30, ни одного автобуса навстречу не было. Вообще движения было мало. Но и лайнера большого в бухте ни было, был иаленький. Нам сказали, с кораблей часто возят туристов автобусами наверх. Обратно в 16-30 уже машин было больше, движение плотнее. но также ни одного автобуса не видели. Пробок не было Motorral voltam. Cbr1100xx 3 nagy dobozzal. Lefelé ereszkedve óvatosan kell, mert az autósok, akik felfelé mennek elég bizonytalanok. Ettől függetlenül nagyon is jó az aszfalt, szinte nulla kátyú. A szalagkorlátok hiánya is elfogadható. Prepare yourself for getting stuck in the traffic. Approximately 2hrs to reach the top. Busses are allowed both ways and there’s barely space on the for two small on dual road. are gorgeous, ruins everything. Lovely but… Who allowed busses to enter that scenic road??? that is easy for good drivers to passenger or mini vans … but we were forced by bus drivers to backwards, (we passed 4 busses on the way down… it took us 2 hours all together!) … huge jams and we remember rather stress, confusion and finally alignment and coordination among drivers to find outcome from conflicting situation. So at the end good lesson for humanity, less enjoyment from the views. To enjoy - do P1 in the morning … less and no busses :0) We had dinner at the top restaurant day before and was astonishing Take your time and enjoy. very carefully and slowly Ein absolutes Muss! Die Strasse ist in einem super Zustand und der Ausblick der wahnsinn! Überall wieder verschiedene Plätze um anzuhalten und Fotos zu machen. Absolut sehenswert! The is nice, the sights are wonderful, but its and people tend to either slowly or they take too much space. You must be careful. Enjoy the ride safely and stop at the top for a coffee with the view! Serpentyny we Włoszech to temat rzeka, a ich urok przyciąga co roku rzesze miłośników motoryzacji, rowerzystów i po prostu podróżników spragnionych zapierających dech w piersiach widoków. Włoskie serpentyny to nie tylko drogi, to prawdziwe dzieła inżynierii i sztuki krajobrazu, które na stałe wpisały się w legendę europejskich tras. Passo dello Stelvio – Królowa Alp Nie sposób mówić o włoskich serpentynach bez wspomnienia o Przełęczy Stelvio (Passo dello Stelvio). To prawdziwa ikona, uznawana przez wielu za jedną z najpiękniejszych i najbardziej wymagających dróg na świecie. Położona na wysokości 2758 m n.p.m. przełęcz łączy Południowy Tyrol z Lombardią i jest prawdziwym wyzwaniem. Jej północna strona to oszałamiające 48 zakrętów typu "tornanti" (zakręty o 180 stopni), które prowadzą na sam szczyt. Jazda tą drogą to niezapomniane doświadczenie, które wymaga koncentracji, ale nagradza spektakularnymi widokami na ośnieżone szczyty Alp. Strada della Forra – Ósmy cud świata Inną, choć równie malowniczą trasą, jest Strada della Forra w okolicach jeziora Garda. Winston Churchill miał ponoć nazwać ją "ósmym cudem świata" i trudno mu się dziwić. Ta wąska, wykuta w skale droga prowadzi do miasteczka Tremosine, wiodąc przez wąski kanion. Liczne zakręty, tunele i niesamowite widoki na turkusowe wody jeziora sprawiają, że przejazd nią to prawdziwa przygoda. Ze względu na swoją popularność i charakter, droga ma często ruch wahadłowy lub jednokierunkowy, ale widoki w pełni to rekompensują. Droga na Wybrzeżu Amalfi – Malownicza i wymagająca Na południu Włoch, w regionie Kampanii, znajduje się inna legendarna droga – Via Amalfitana. Jest to jedna z najbardziej znanych i najbardziej zatłoczonych tras widokowych w Europie. Wijąca się wzdłuż skalistego wybrzeża, łączy malownicze miasteczka, takie jak Positano, Amalfi czy Ravello. Jazda nią to ciągła walka z ciasnymi zakrętami i stromymi zboczami, ale za każdym zakrętem czeka bajkowy widok na Morze Tyrreńskie, kolorowe domy wspinające się po klifach i urokliwe zatoczki. Przełęcze w Dolomitach – Raj dla podróżników Region Dolomitów to prawdziwe zagłębie pięknych, górskich dróg. Przełęcze takie jak Passo Gavia, Passo Pordoi czy Przełęcz Sella (Passo Sella) oferują niezliczoną ilość serpentyn i zapierające dech w piersiach widoki na monumentalne, skalne turnie wpisane na listę UNESCO. To idealne miejsca zarówno dla motocyklistów, rowerzystów, jak i kierowców, którzy chcą poczuć prawdziwy klimat włoskich gór. Włoskie serpentyny to esencja podróżowania – wymagają pewnych umiejętności za kierownicą, ale w zamian dają niezapomniane wrażenia. To trasy, które prowadzą przez serce natury, historii i architektury, stanowiąc cel sam w sobie, a nie tylko środek do osiągnięcia celu. Be careful, in some places the is so that barely two can pass, otherwise there is a beautiful of the surrounding towns and landscapes. ☺️ 16 bus in una strada dove non ci passano due veicoli. Preferivo aspettare un ora o due piuttosto che a lato della strada in mezzo ad un fosso. La vista non vale la strada e la coda This is definitely not a boring drive. There a lot of twists and turns and you'll have a lot of meeting situations which you'll have to manoeuvre around but the are gorgeous from the top of the mountain. We went in the evening so it wasn't as busy and could get round in 20 mins or so Route superbe, à faire au coucher du soleil et hors saison ! Super Nice and not as bad a as in the description. Rather enjoyed the way up and down and was one of the highlights of our Kotor visit Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Fortress
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