Top Kotor Eco Tours

Bay of Kotor is an unmissable stop on your Montenegrin trip and there is not a better way to explore it than on a tuk tuk - taking an intimate ride in fully electric and silent tuks and absorbing the sounds, views and smells of your surroundings. Hop on an eco ride alongside the magical bay, protected by UNESCO for its unique beauty and historical heritage. Continuing the ride, enjoy the unforgettable scenery of the maritime villages along the winding road, each interesting in its own charming way. After you ride through the fishermen’s village Muo, another settlement awaits, telling you its story through unseen images of its old houses and sacral objects, among which is Our lady’s temple, biggest monument of the kind in this part of the Mediterranean. The highpoint of the ride will be the Verige straight as Tivat and Kotor bay embrace, showing the lovely islands of the baroque Perast.

This tour will make a connection between totally different adventures and Landscapes in one day, to the panoramic drive above the Riviera, then to the largest lake on the Balkan peninsula. Drive through Royal Park in direction of St. Stefan with a photo stop near a famous town hotel and a visit card of Montenegro. Reach the starting point for all cruises on the lake through Moutain Paštovska Gora with a nice view of both sea and lake coastline. Have a free time in fishermen’s settlement Virpazar and after a break, take a boat trip on the Skadar Lake enjoying birds watching in this true “bird’s paradise”.

In this unique adventure, we are going to explore the magic world of the underground Lipa cave. The cave is located 5km from Cetinje, under the viewpoint of Belvedere, and has 2.5 km long passages The tour through the cave is guided by a specialized guide that will present you with a new world that will leave you breathless and refreshed,(constantly between 8 to 12 degrees Celsius). After this refreshing and exciting adventure, our next destination is not far from the cave, but it’s much warmer and quite welcoming. We are visiting the vineyards and the house of wine of our good friends, who are also known as professional beekeepers for decades. In the ambiance of the old Montenegrin house, you will try several types of local liqueurs and wines as an aperitif, and three types of local traditional dishes, according to your choice. The return route for this one we decided to be through peaceful valleys around the riverside of River Crnojevica.

All tickets are included because your time matters and we are skipping the line. This tour is designed for you to enjoy the incredible art of Mother Nature, driving through picturesque areas intertwined with mountains and forests, different climates, and different landscapes. Bay of Boka, islands Saint George and our Lady of the Rocks, Durmitor National Park, Black Lake, Tara river and Tara Canyon, among with Djurdjevica Tara Bridge, will make you understand why Montenegro is called the WILD BEAUTY.

Spend the day in the great outdoors and explore the Bay of Kotor during this 4-hour private cycling and hiking tour. Pedal along the edge of the bay and admire the beautiful scenery before hiking to an abandoned 14th-century village. After taking the views of the lake below and enjoying the tranquility of nature, take a refreshing dip in the cool waters and head back to your lodging in Kotor.

Lovćen is located in the southwestern part of the country and extends to the Adriatic Sea. On the mountain there is the National Park Lovćen. The most imposing monument of the National Park Lovćen is Njegoš’s mausoleum. On Lovćen there are 1158 plant species, of which there are 4 endemic species. Lovćen is a holy place that every Montenegrin or their guest experiences as a holy. Something like Olympus is for old Greeks. Kurt Hasert, the German geographer, wrote: “The whole of Montenegro lay in front of us like on some relief map. Here the sun was played by the moving Boka waves, the surface of Skadar Lake glittered, and the blue Adriatic disappeared on the horizon. In the wild, the Albanian Alps and the coastline of Rumija. The eye wandered through the endless series of chains and valleys, while in the background snow-covered spikes of Durmitor and Komovi sent the last greetings. Podgorica is rising from the green plain. I could hardly get out of a powerful picture.“