The cable car in Montenegro takes you from the sea to the mountain in 11 minutes.

Montenegro's first true Adriatic gondola has been opened

It connects the sea and the mountains. Composed of 48 cabins, each capable of carrying up to ten people, the gondola is 3.9 kilometers long and can be traversed in less than eleven minutes. It has become one of the most famous elevators in the world and was built by the Italian company Leitner in collaboration with the local construction company Novi Volvox. The investment in the construction amounted to 24.2 million euros and the contract for the management of the gondola was signed for 30 years.

The route of the gondola.

Starts in the village of Dub, near the entrance to the tunnel connecting Kotor and Tivat, and ends at the top of Mount Lovcen, at an altitude of 1.348'. 'meters above sea level.

The gondola project and environmental contribution

The gondola road project also makes a significant environmental contribution to the fragile nature of Lovcen Park. It will reduce the use of the old and winding Negusz road, which contributes to preserving the environment and reducing pollution from harmful gas emissions from cars and buses. After arriving at the top of the mountain, passengers will be able to enjoy one of' 'of the most beautiful views in the world - the Bay of Kotor. This place is becoming increasingly popular with international tourist destinations and offers many tourist facilities and services in harmony with the environment.