Kapetanovo jezero, a stunning glacial lake nestled in Montenegro's Moracke Planine, is a gem for nature lovers and hikers. Accessibility typically involves driving to a nearby point, followed by a hike, with roads potentially being rough or unpaved, making a sturdy vehicle advisable; public transport is not a viable option. While experienced hikers can enjoy a solo visit, those unfamiliar with the challenging mountain terrain or seeking deeper insights might benefit from a guided tour. The ideal visiting period is from late spring to early autumn (May to October), as heavy snow renders the area largely inaccessible during winter months. There's no entrance fee, so costs are primarily related to transportation and personal supplies, with a typical visit lasting a full day for hiking and exploration, though multi-day treks are also popular. Visitors should be prepared for a remote setting with no direct facilities, bringing all necessary food, water, and gear, to fully appreciate its pristine beauty and tranquil atmosphere.