Day#1 05.May
- Arrival of volunteers in Perast, Boka Kotorska Bay
- Meeting and socializing in Perast
- Transfer to the village of Ubalac from where volunteers will hike to the campsite
- 30 min hiking by carrying all our stuff needed for camping, food and work
- Setting up tents
- Cooking our dinner with overnight at magic views above Boka bay at Vranovo brdo ridge
Below is the download link for the 2024 Spring Camp program, easy readable and comprehensive pdf form
Volunteers will clear the overgrown trails, refresh the signange and collect plastic and other rubbish on the Coastal Mountaineering Transversal .
SpringCamp 2024 Program
Day#2 06.May
- Breakfast
- Works at construction/renovation of a hiking shelter at Vranovo brdo ridge
- Lunch / picnic / break between 13.00 -14.00h
- Continuation of works in the afternoon
- Socializing and cooking our dinner by the campfire
- Overnight in tents at Vranovo brdo
Day#3 07.May
- Breakfast
- Construction/renovation of the hiking shelter at Vranovo brdo ridge
- Lunch / picnic / break between 13.00 -14.00h
- Packing our tents and belongings for transfering the camp to the second stage location
- Excursion to Perast, on the way to our new campsite : - boat trip to visit the “Our Lady of the Rocks” church/isle - lunch in “Conte” restaurant by the seafront
- Transfer and visit to the old town of Kotor
- Transfer continues to the new lodge at mountain Lovcen slopes
- 10 min hiking by carrying our tents and stuff to the campsite, close to Čavori village
- Dinner and overnight in “Koronsa” campsite/farm
Day#4 08.May
- Breakfast
- Works on opening an old and overgrown trail which connects “Koronsa” campsite with local hiking infrastructure
- Lunch / picnic / break between 13.00 -14.00h
- Continuation of works in the afternoon
- Socializing and cooking our dinner by the campfire
- Dinner and overnight in “Koronsa” campsite/farm
Day#5 09.May
- Breakfast
- Works on opening an old and overgrown trail which connects “Koronsa” campsite with local hiking infrastructure
- Lunch / picnic / break between 13h and 14h
- Continuation of works in the afternoon
- Dinner and overnight in “Koronsa” campsite/farm
- Overnight in tents in our campsite
Day#6 10.May
- Breakfast
- Works on opening an old and overgrown trail which connects “Koronsa” campsite with local hiking infrastructure / in case we success to finish works on this trail in last 2 days, than volunteers will help in constructing the stone made walls for a house at our campsite
- Lunch / picnic / break between 13h and 14h
- Continuation of works in the afternoon
- Socializing and cooking our dinner by the campfire
- Overnight in tents at Vranovo brdo
Day#7 11.May
- Breakfast
- Packing our tents and stuff for leaving the “Koronsa” campsite
- All volunteers will be driven to Kotor for further continuation of their travel, in case we are able to organize transfer to some place else in Montenegro, we will gladly help
- Goodbyes and thanks to the volunteers !
Recommended things to bring:
- Hiking shoes
- Some working clothes
- Fleece jacket
- Light backpack with 1.5 L water-gear
- Rain gear (waterproof jacket/pants)
- Sleeping bag and mat
- Headlamp
- Swimming gear and towel
- Light tent
Sleeping bag is the only thing you should necessarily bring (preferably a mat too) !
All other items from our
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“Spring Camp” is the place for sharing and organizers will do the best to make your stay more comfortable. So don’t worry if your list of things/equipment doesn’t fit with our recommendations.
If you are having your own tent (a light tent is preferable), we will appreciate if you bring it as we are having limited number of our own tents. If not, we will provide you
Regarding to luggage transports between the campsites, it is going to be provided by vehicles, so don’t be afraid if your luggage weight is bit oversized for carrying it on trail.
Expected weather in May is warm during the day (up to 25+ C), but nights are still fresh and in extreme cases the lowest temperatures could be close to 0 C, what is not to be expected in general.
A team of film makers will record the events in the camp thus making an easily accessible story about the event and the area where it would be conducted.
