The Ostrog Orthodox Monastery, a breathtaking monastery carved into a cliff in Montenegro, is generally accessible by road to a lower monastery, from which a steep 3km walk or short bus/taxi ride leads to the iconic upper monastery; individuals with mobility challenges may find the upper ascent difficult. While possible to visit independently, many opt for guided tours from coastal cities for convenience and historical context. The monastery is open year-round, though heavy snow in winter can restrict access, and summer brings crowds and heat, making spring and autumn ideal for comfortable exploration. Entrance is free, but donations are customary, and the typical visit duration is 2-3 hours to fully experience both levels. Visitors should dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees, and be aware that it is a significant pilgrimage site offering stunning views and a unique spiritual atmosphere.