Undiscovered beauty and luxury without a front desk - Meet Piva Nature Park, a paradise for adventure-seeking tourists
Thursday, 26.02.2026.
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- It is expected that the arrival of workers from abroad will partially alleviate this issue, but a long-term solution requires a strategic approach to education and the retention of young people. This is also linked to the depopulation of northern Montenegro, which further complicates sustainable tourism development and the provision of quality services to visitors - says Doderović.
He also highlights the difficulty of balancing tourism development with nature conservation.
- Increased tourist interest and growing activity put pressure on sensitive ecosystems and affect environmental hygiene, primarily due to visitors from the region. This requires careful planning, strict conservation measures, and visitor education. Maintaining this balance is precisely the key to the Park’s long-term sustainability and the preservation of its unique natural and landscape identity - emphasizes the eKapija interlocutor.
Additionally, he notes that pressure from the energy sector and planned infrastructure projects in hydropower sometimes conflict with the principles of nature conservation and tourism, requiring careful coordination and long-term strategies.
- Tourism seasonality, with the highest number of visits during the summer months, further limits the development of services year-round and the creation of stable income for local communities. The geopolitical situation and regional tourist flows also affect visitor numbers and demand, especially during crisis periods, making tourism planning more challenging and requiring flexibility in developing offerings.
- Projects include the development of feeding stations for griffon vultures, an adventure park, and astro-tourism, as well as the improvement of cycling routes through the procurement of e-bikes. The Piva Nature Park also hosts an exceptionally rich flora and fauna, which forms the basis for ecotourism and educational programs, giving every visitor the opportunity to experience untouched nature combined with active and themed activities - he notes.
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A special emphasis on the overall tourism story in Piva is provided by the “Pivska Priča” festival, held since 2021, which has made Plužine a recognizable destination during the summer tourist season. So far, the festival has gathered the biggest stars from the ex-Yugoslav region, and exciting performances by well-known regional artists are expected this year as well.
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