The Grahovo Grand Off-Road Expedition is our longest and most adventurous ride from Herceg Novi. Over 90 km, it crosses the hinterland of Boka Bay from Kameno to the high Krivošije karst, the Austro-Hungarian plateau of Crkvice and on to Grahovo in the heart of old Montenegro.
At Crkvice you ride among the ruins of the garrison town Austria-Hungary built below Mount Orjen. The route then continues through wide karst fields to Grahovo, where in 1858 the Montenegrins led by Grand Duke Mirko Petrović won a decisive battle against the Ottoman army, a victory that led to the recognition of Montenegro’s borders.
Plan 4 to 5 hours on the quad, with stops for photos and stories along the way. The tour is best suited to riders who are comfortable with a long day outdoors and want to see the real, untouched hinterland of Montenegro.
Times are approximate. The pace, the stops and the exact route are adjusted to the group and to the weather and trail conditions on the day.
Meeting point & safety briefing
Meet your guide in Kameno, get your helmet and a short introduction to your quad.
Up to Krivošije
Climb from the coast into the karst plateaux of Krivošije.
Crkvice plateau
Stop among the ruins of the Austro-Hungarian garrison town.
Karst fields towards Grahovo
Long off-road section across wide mountain fields.
Grahovo
Break in Grahovo and the story of the battle of 1858.
Back in Kameno
Ride back to the meeting point after about 90 km.
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“A real expedition. 90 km of stunning landscapes, history and great quads. Tired but very happy.”
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“If you like long rides, this is the one. Crkvice and Grahovo are places we would never have found alone.”
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“Excellent guide, safe riding and unforgettable views. The best adventure of our holiday.”
About 4 to 5 hours and 90 km, our longest tour from Herceg Novi.
It is best for riders who are comfortable spending half a day on the quad. First-time riders may prefer a shorter tour first.
In 1858 the Montenegrin army won the battle of Grahovac against the Ottomans, a victory that led to the recognition of Montenegro’s borders.
Parts of the route can have snow in winter, so the tour depends on the conditions on the day.
Water, a snack, sunglasses, sunscreen and a warm layer.
The driver must be at least 18 and hold a valid car (category B) driving licence. Passengers do not need a licence.
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