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Check out the Kotor Bay coastline on this private speed boat tour with hotel pickup. You’ll see fishing villages, medieval architecture, and more. You can go at your own pace while making stops at the Blue Cave, Zanjice beach, Our Lady of the Rocks island, and submarine tunnels used in WWII.

Four hours long excursion perfect for one-day visitors to Kotor. Walking tour with licensed guide in Old Town Kotor will help you to get familiar with its history and cultural heritage. Transfer to Perast will be organized with English speaking driver who will give you all the information you want to know about Perast and whole Montenegro. In Perast you will have boat ride to island Our Lady of the Rocks and back and you will visit church and museum on island.

Are you ready for best tour of Boka bay? In this tour, we travel through the stunningly beautiful Bay of Boka Kotor. We are exploring the wonderful Perast, visiting the Lady of the Rock and addition to enjoying its taste with a glass of wine, we will witness the cultivation of mussle and oysters. Sample fresh oysters & muscles straight from the Adriatic to your plate; enjoy a glass of wine, beer or sparkling water as you appreciate the fruit of the deep blue Adriatic Sea.

Budva is a tourist center, a monumental resort, a city theater and a prestigious village on the tourist map of Europe and the world. Budva is often referred to as the "metropolis of tourism" because it is the most visited destination in Montenegro and one of the most visited ones on the Adriatic, and it is often given epithet like "Queen of the Adriatic". Saint Stefan is a settlement not far from Budva, connected with the land by a narrow landing. It represents a unique place in the whole world, at the same time is an island, a city and a hotel. This island is the most luxurious resort in Montenegro and one of the most luxurious on the Adriatic. Tivat has a reputation as one of the sunniest places in the Bay of Kotor. Since 2011, it is home to one of the largest mariners in this part of the Adriatic Sea - Porto Montenegro - so at any moment you can find hundreds of yachts of different sizes and shapes with their owners from different meridians.

Avoid crowds and indulge in the gentle sea breeze, we offer you a private speedboat tour (up to 6 people). The hotspots you will see can be visited only by boat, such as Our Lady of the Rocks, Submarine Tunnels, a panoramic view of Mamula island, the Blue Cave - where you will be marveling at the cave's stunning blue light and swim in its crystal clear water. We can't wait to show you all the beautiful attractions.

See the cities of coastal Montenegro in comfort and ease on this private guided tour. Travel in a private van from your hotel, port, or airport to Perast, where you can take a water taxi to Our Lady of the Rocks church. Upon returning to the mainland, stroll through scenic Perast. Continue to Budva, admiring the view of the coast along the way. Snap photos of Sveti Stefan and explore the old town of Kotor.

See some of Montenegro outside Kotor on this day trip to the pilgrimage site of Ostrog Monastery and the town of Rijeka Crnojevića. You'll also have the chance to see Lake Skadar National Park and stop for a view of the Bay of Kotor, aka Boka Bay. A boat ride, nature walk, and lunch at a seafood restaurant with local wine complete this tour.

Montenegro’s Lovcen National Park is famously scenic but getting there via the serpentine mountain road from Kotor means hiring cabs or driving yourself. Swap both for the ease of a private excursion with a driver-guide who’ll show you the park’s highlights on this half-day tour. Admire stupendous elevated Kotor Bay views, visit the mountaintop mausoleum of Montenegrin hero Petar II Petrovic Njegos, and sample silky homemade prosciutto at Njegusi village.

Explore several attractions and destinations in Montenegro near Kotor with ease on this half-day private tour. Travel into Lovcen National Park and drive up to the Mausoleum of Njegoš for expansive views from its mountaintop location. Visit the city of Cetinje, the historic former capital of Montenegro, before heading to Budva to see its beaches and old town. Places are limited to four people per vehicle.

Discover the best that Old Town Kotor has to offer during this private 90-minute tour. Visit the city’s key landmarks like Square of Arms, the St. Tryphon Cathedral, the town’s northern gate, Flower Square, and much more. Learn more about the ancient history and culture of Kotor and Montenegro from your tour guide and admire the beautiful buildings of this medieval town.

UNESCO–listed Kotor is widely considered among Montenegro’s must-see sites of interest, but exploring solo means missing the town’s rich Mediterranean history. On this tour, stroll through the pretty Old Town as your private guide shares insight into its colorful history and cultural heritage. With round-trip travel from the cruise port included, you’ll also have time to visit Jaz Beach—where crystal-clear waters and soft sand await.

This tour is designed for all nature and adventure lovers made to combine all the places that make Montenegro wild and wonderful – beginning with the beautiful coastline of Kotor and Risan Bay; driving up to the high elevations of the Durmitor Mountains; admiring the deepest canyon in Europe - the canyon of river Tara; hiking around Black Lake and visiting the most famous and mysterious spiritual spot in the Balkans – the Ostrog Monastery. An overall memorable travel experience!

Join us and spend your day visiting historic towns Kotor and Perast and enjoy the boat tour to marvelous Lady od the rocks. Boka Bay is the corner of Mediterranean where magical encounter of many opposites continuously takes places in the most wonderful way. It takes up the largest part of the Adriatic sea (87 km), surrounded by 4 smaller bays of Herceg Novi, Risan, Kotor and Tivat. The Adriatic sea and the majestic Kotor bay rocks are touching, exploring and competing with each other.

Get an in-depth experience of Kotor’s old town on this guided walking tour. Depart from your hotel in Kotor. Visit landmarks like Armory Square, St. Tryphon Cathedral, and the Karampana Fountain and learn about the Kotor’s history from your guide. Admire the view of the mountains that rise above the town.

Departure is from Budva . Our first pause will be monastery Ostrog. Monastery Ostrog is consisted out of Higher(church of Holy Cross-1665) and lower church(church of Holy Trinity-1824). In Higher church are located relics of St.Basil of Ostrog. To the higher church you can come by foot or taxi. Over there you will have some 2h30min time to visit monastery, after which you will have lunch break. Return back to Budva around 16:00h.

If you want to combine food, history, and fun all into one tour, this private boat excursion is right for you. Discover the highlights of the Bay of Kotor as you sail to the Our Lady of the Rocks church, the stunning Blue Cave, Mamula Fortress, and Rose. Then, enjoy a fresh oyster lunch in Perast paired with Montenegrin white wine and traditional rakija while learning about oyster cultivation.

Explore Kotor with our comprehensive 50+ page e-guide, created by local experts! Dive into Kotor's history, culture, food, transport, and nightlife with detailed maps and itineraries. Enjoy a safe and free exploration at your own pace, with direct local assistance throughout your stay. The Golden Fleece digital guide, designed by cultural tourism professionals, gathers all the essential information for tourists in one convenient place. Our goal is to provide you with the confidence, structure, and insights needed to tailor your adventure to your interests. Keep this forever-accessible electronic guide, packed with over 50 pages of engaging pre-exploration content, and use our on-the-go map for seamless city navigation. Get practical tips on transport, local food, attraction entries, music, and nightlife. Find emergency numbers, a curated music playlist, local secrets, and suggested alternative locations. Discover Kotor with ease and excitement using our expertly crafted guide.

Looking for a unique and exciting activity for your group? Our treasure hunting experience is the perfect way to explore Montenegro's cities in a fun and engaging manner! Join us for a thrilling adventure where you'll uncover the rich culture, history, and charm of places like Kotor, Budva, or Podgorica. We'll set up creative and entertaining tasks for you to complete, ensuring a memorable and adrenaline-filled experience. And if you have a specific city in mind, we can tailor the treasure hunt to your preference. Come and enjoy a delightful journey through Montenegro with us!

This experience combines the charm of Kotor’s Old Town with the reward of a scenic mountain hike, offering travelers the perfect blend of culture, nature and local tradition. The tour begins with a relaxed walk through the Old Town’s medieval streets, learning about its history and everyday life. After leaving the ancient walls, you’ll continue along peaceful hillside trails that gradually open up to beautiful views of the bay and the mountains surrounding it. The highlight of the experience is reaching a small traditional mountain house, where travelers can enjoy homemade juice and fresh goat cheese prepared by local hosts. This warm and authentic moment adds something truly special to the day. With its gentle pace and rich variety of sights, this tour is ideal for travelers who want a memorable, immersive and genuinely local experience in Kotor.

Experience the magic of Kotor’s medieval streets and stunning bay views with your self-guided tour, letting you explore at your own pace. Start at lively Trg od Oružja in Kotor’s Old Town, then wander atmospheric alleys to discover St. Tryphon Cathedral and the Church of St. Nicholas. Climb the city walls for panoramic vistas, pause at the peaceful Church of St. Luke. Venture beyond the city walls to visit St. Matthias Church, or hike the Ladder of Kotor for sweeping bay views. Sample local flavors at a cheese shop, then ascend to San Giovanni Castle and the Church of Your Lady of Remedy for breathtaking scenery. Expand your adventure with day trips to Perast, the islets of Your Lady of the Rocks, and the scenic heights of Lovćen National Park. Whether you’re exploring ancient fortresses, hiking dramatic canyons, or discovering the lively towns of Herceg Novi and Budva, this guide blends history, culture, and coastal beauty for an unforgettable Kotor experience.

Experience the monasteries of Montenegro with ease on this private tour. Customize the itinerary to suit your interests and travel at your own pace. Depart from your accommodation in an air-conditioned vehicle and travel to Ostrog Monastery, Monastery Zdrebaonik, and Dajbabe Monastery. Learn about the area and enjoy personalized attention from your guide.

What makes this tour unique? All you need to bring is a smile and positive energy — we’ll take care of the rest. We pick you up at your chosen location, and the adventure begins. We start with a scenic photo stop overlooking the breathtaking Bay of Kotor, because no moment is complete without the perfect picture. Following adventurous mountain roads, we visit Njeguši, where you’ll discover authentic Montenegrin culture and taste traditional local products. In Cetinje, you’ll uncover the rich history of our country, while the charming Old Towns of Budva and Kotor will captivate you with their timeless beauty. With our experienced team, you won’t just visit Montenegro — you’ll truly experience it.

Discover best spots and learn a lot from the friendly local expert.Create lasting memoriesLVisit and experience Perast and learn about its history and landmarks and enjoy the Mediterranean specialties offered by local restaurants.From the Coastal charm to Mountain heights discover Montenegro s soul via Cable Car.The cable car ride and the view from Lovcen will be highlight of the experience!

On this excursion, we will visit Montenegrin monasteries. Their architecture, as well as the external and internal appearance, are certainly distinguished by the beauty and uniqueness of the decorations. However, it is not all about that timeless beauty that defies the centuries and the adversities it encounters, but there is also something in the very silence that arises, lasts and disappears. among the holy walls. Montenegro has about 50 holy Christian buildings on its land, some monasteries, and some churches, and over time that small area of land acquires a deeper meaning and importance. The largest number of churches and monasteries belong to the Serbian Orthodox Church, while a part also belongs to the Catholic Christian Church. Cathedrals are mostly located in coastal cities precisely because of the historical events and governments that changed the Adriatic.