Šavnik · Montenegro · south side of Durmitor

Nevidio, the hidden canyon of Montenegro.

Often called Europe's last conquered canyon: nobody got all the way through until 1965. An independent guide to Nevidio and the country around it, written by locals.

A canyoner in a wetsuit and orange helmet wading through clear water between the narrow walls of Nevidio
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The canyon in numbers

Nevidio means "the unseen". For most of history, that was literal.

The Komarnica cuts a slot here so deep and narrow that much of it gets little direct sun. In about 2 km the river drops some 125 metres, between walls several hundred metres high.

First descent
1965
Length
About 2 km
Time inside
3 to 4 hours
Water temperature
About 7 to 10 °C
Narrowest point
About 25 cm
Season
Jun to Oct

The canyon takes a morning. The valley deserves three days.

All places and the map
  1. From the village Pošćenje by the entrance to Nevidio
  2. 5–10 min on foot Lakes Pošćenje lakes Two small lakes in the meadows beside the village. Flat, quiet walking.
  3. 15 min Canyon Komarnica canyon, Boljske Grede and the nature park The wider canyon above Nevidio, under the long cliff wall of Boljske Grede.
  4. 25 min Monastery The Bukovica valley: Podmalinsko monastery and the waterfalls Podmalinsko monastery and the waterfalls of the upper Bukovica.
  5. 35 min Mountain road The road from Šavnik over Sedlo, and Zeleni Vir The high road onto the Durmitor plateau, the frame viewpoint and Zeleni Vir.
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