The Sinjajevina Plateau Expedition is the longest and most adventurous quad tour from Žabljak. It heads onto Sinjajevina, a vast high plateau and one of the largest mountain pastures in Europe, where meadows roll on as far as the eye can see.
The route follows about 90 km of tracks across the pastures and past katuns, the traditional summer settlements of local shepherds, where life still follows the rhythm of the seasons. The destination is Zabojsko jezero, a lake in the middle of the plateau and a peaceful place far from any crowds. A meal is included on the tour.
Plan 5 to 6 hours. The expedition runs with a minimum of 2 quads and is best suited to riders who are comfortable with a long day outdoors.
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 Žabljak, get your helmet and a short introduction to your quad.
Onto Sinjajevina
Leave Žabljak and climb onto the vast plateau of Sinjajevina.
Pastures & katuns
Ride across open pastures past traditional shepherd katuns.
Zabojsko jezero
Break at the lake in the heart of the plateau, with a meal included.
The long way back
Ride back across the plateau with stops at the best viewpoints.
Back in Žabljak
Arrive back at the meeting point after about 90 km.
A vast high plateau next to Durmitor and one of the largest mountain pastures in Europe, with shepherd katuns and the lake of Zabojsko jezero.
Yes, a meal is included in the price.
This long route runs far from town, so the expedition runs with at least 2 quads. If you are travelling alone, contact us on WhatsApp and we will check the options.
About 5 to 6 hours and 90 km.
Water, sunglasses, sunscreen and a warm layer. The weather on the plateau can change quickly, and raincoats are provided if needed.
Yes. The driver needs a valid car (category B) driving licence. Passengers do not need a licence.
Questions about the route, vehicles, dates or groups? We reply fast on WhatsApp.
