Tara Bridge Zip Line

TARA BRIDGE: The longest and the fastest Zip Line Adventure runs through Montenegro Tourist Trips. Rated 4.5 across 133 reviews. From $62.

Overview

This is the Tara Green Extreme zip line, a 1050-meter ride across the canyon in front of the Tara bridge. Riders reach speeds of up to 100 km/h, and one reviewer called it the scariest zip line they had been on. For many visitors, that intensity is a large part of the appeal.

The experience runs year-round, though hours shift with the season. It starts at the Zip line Tara Green Extreme base, and reviewers consistently describe the flight as short and intense. A full safety briefing, all equipment and experienced instructors are part of the package, and several reviewers specifically praise the crew for being clear with instructions and reassuring nervous first-timers.

Transport to the site is not part of the booking. The listing asks guests to contact the operator at the Montenegro Tourist Trips agency at the location given on the booking page. Comfortable shoes and clothes are the only real requirements. The bridge was under repair recently, which made access longer and more physical for some visitors.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Meet at the agencyGuests make contact with the operator at the Montenegro Tourist Trips travel agency at the location provided on the booking page. Transport to the site itself is not included.
2. Van transferA van takes guests from the meeting arrangements toward the zip line base, a ride of about 10 minutes.
3. Short walkThere is a 10-minute section on foot. Reviewers mention that when the bridge is closed this access can become a longer, trekking-like crossing, so reasonable fitness helps.
4. Jeep or SUV rideThe final 10-minute leg to the launch deck is by jeep or SUV.
5. The zip line flightAfter a full safety briefing and gearing up with all equipment provided, riders fly the 1050-meter line over the canyon at speeds up to 100 km/h.
6. Return to baseGuests arrive back at Zip line Tara Green Extreme, the same point where the experience began.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points worth knowing before booking, drawn from the listing and from what multiple travellers reported afterwards.

• Getting there. Transportation to the site is not included, so guests arrange their own arrival at the meeting point. Recent reviews mention the bridge being under construction, which turned access into a long climb and crossing.
• Fitness needed. The standard itinerary involves short transfers plus a 10-minute walk. One reviewer warned that people wishing to go must be in good shape. The listing also advises checking weather conditions before a visit.
• It goes fast. The flight itself is over quickly, and several reviewers said it ends too soon.
• What to wear. The listing asks for comfortable shoes and comfortable clothes. The walk and the harness both favour clothing that allows easy movement. Pets and smoking are not allowed.
• Photos. One reviewer mentions a professional photographer at the site, with photos available for a small extra cost. Anyone wanting shots should budget for that separately.
• Nerves are normal. Multiple reviewers describe being scared at the launch and thrilled mid-flight. The crew talks riders through the harnesses and instructions, which several guests said helped them feel safe and motivated.

Common issues. The main complaint is value: some reviewers feel a single short run is costly, with a few wishing a second ride were included. Bridge repair work has complicated access, and one reviewer reported the detour to the departure point took around 2 hours and felt like trekking, while another described finding the pickup arrangements as slow to sort out. Food, drinks and transport are all excluded.

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