Top Kotor Holidays

Drive along the exciting 25 Serpentine Road from Kotor to reach the village of Njegusi during this 3-hour private tour. Learn about life in the Montenegrin countryside, meet a local family, sample the national snacks like smoked ham and cheese, and sip on local wines and brandy. Visit a distillery and smoker to learn about the production process before heading back to the Port of Kotor.

Get to know the Old Town of Kotor on this walking tour. Learn about the walled city’s history, architecture, culture, and cuisine from your guide. Go on a short guided tour of St. Tryphon Cathedral. Visit landmarks that include the Square of Arms, the Clock Tower, Pima Palace and Buca Palace, the Northern Gate, and more.

See the Blue Cave of Montenegro and Our Lady of the Rocks the fun way — on a small-group tour by speedboat. Limited to just 15 people on board, the speedboat offers a thrilling yet intimate way to admire Boka Bay and island scenery as well as the Blue Cave and Our Lady of the Rocks near Perast. The itinerary even leaves room for swimming and a visit to a submarine tunnel.

Learn about the history of Kotor on this guided walking tour through its Old Town. Admire the monuments and beautiful architecture. Spot the clock tower in Armory Square, Karampana Fountain, St. Tryphon Cathedral, and St. Nicholas Orthodox Church. Stroll through scenic squares as your guide tells you about Montenegrin history and culture.

Find out about Koto through its food. This private walking tour puts the spotlight on the city’s cuisine with a walk around the UNESCO-listed Kotor old town. You’ll hear the anecdotes and curiosities that make the history of Kotor come alive, and visit a locally loved eatery to sample smoked ham, cheese, and wine as you chat about the city.

Learn about the many city-states that popped up in what is now Montenegro during the Middle Ages on this full-day tour from Kotor. Join a small group and visit several small coastal cities—Sveti Stefan, Petrovac, Stari Bar, and Budva—to learn about medieval Montenegro. Hear stories of attacks, neighboring enemies, and what life was like during this time.

We will have an amazing private tour at your own pace, you will enjoy the company of a professional tour guide fluent in English who will make sure you fall in love with Kotor and Montenegro. A gastronomy tour will awaken all your senses and a walking tour will give you a great insight our country, its history tradition as well as all the modern and everyday life here in this marvelous town of the Adriatic.

Explore the villages around Lake Skadar on a boat trip and discover their gastronomic heritage. See local fisherman use different nets to catch various fish species, visit a honey and wine producer, and sample smoked fish and grappa during this full-day tour. After learning about the area’s food production, sit down to a delicious lunch made of gourmet products paired with local red wines to complete your slow food tour.

See many of Montenegro’s highlights in a day on this group tour. Travel comfortably in a vehicle with a driver and visit Kotor, Budva, the village of Njegusi, Lovcen National Park, Cetinje, Sveti Stefan, and more. Enjoy a boat ride on the Crnojevic River and admire the views of the Montenegrin countryside.

Take a scenic downhill bike ride with views of three countries on this exciting tour from Kotor. Begin with a safety briefing and then ride a short cable car ride to 4,265 feet (1,300 meters), followed by a guided downhill bike excursion. Twist and turn as you descend the mountain and enjoy panoramic views of Montenegro, Croatia, and Bosnia.

Even travellers with only one day spare in Kotor can enjoy a taste of life in rural Montenegro with this full-day tour. Join your guide for a tour of the Montenegrin countryside, where you’ll try snacks with a local family, visit the Lovecen National Park, and travel back in time in both Budva’s Old Town and Kotor’s Old City.

See some of Montenegro's top sights on a private tour that covers the coast, medieval architecture, and villages. Destinations include Jaz Beach, Budva Old Town, the Budva Riviera, a drive through Brajići to the city of Cetinje, and the village of Njeguši, where you have the chance to taste local wine and food at one of the country's oldest restaurants, if you wish (own expense). As this is a private tour, you can decide if you want to stop for lunch or not.

This tour offers a one-of-a-kind blend of adventure, culture, and gastronomy in a single private experience. Begin with a thrilling speedboat ride across Kotor Bay, followed by a visit to the captivating man-made island of Our Lady of the Rock. Return to Kotor for a guided walking tour through charming streets and squares, and explore the vibrant local marketplace with fresh, seasonal produce. Unlike standard tours, guests enjoy authentic Montenegrin flavors, including smoked ham, cheese, olive oil, homemade spreads, and the seasonal specialty mussels in "buzara" sauce, all paired with local wines and beers. With a knowledgeable local guide sharing stories and insights, this tour provides an immersive, private, and unforgettable cultural and culinary journey, giving travelers a true taste of Montenegro’s history, cuisine, and warm hospitality.

Sightseeing begins with visiting Perast – beautiful baroque coastal town. Our first stop is outside the town’s center at an observation deck with a panoramic view to take photographs of Perast and small picturesque islands Our Lady of the Rock (Gospa od Škrpjela) and St. George. We continue the tour with an organized boat ride to the charming little island Our Lady of the Rocks, located opposite the Old Town of Perast, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Numerous stories and legends are associated with Our Lady of the Rocks and the church of the same name. You will have free time to visit the Town Museum, chapels, churches, luxurious mansions. Besides visiting Our Lady of the Rocks, the price of the tour includes lunch ( aperitive- home made brandy , proscuito, cheese, olives / main dish - sea fish with mediterranean veg, glas of home made wine ) at a restaurant in the heart of Kotor old town.

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.

One of the most memorable experience you can have in Montenegro is the centuries-old road that connects Lake Skadar with the eastern part of our Adriatic Coast. You will enjoy incredible panoramic views of the lake, visit to its old villages and sample local products characteristic of this region, and finish the tour with the sunny Adriatic zone with its mile’s long beach’s and old towns. When you arrive here, just breathe in the cool fresh air, enjoy great panoramas and capture the dramatic natural views with your camera. This signature tour takes you away from crowds to a place where you can relax, rejuvenate and rest.

On this tour, you will have the opportunity to feel the charms of the southernmost city of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its surroundings. We will visit the Hercegovačka Gračanica church set on top of the hill above the town before going to the center of the picturesque Trebinje. At Tvrdos monastery, you will have the exceptional opportunity to enjoy the authentic wine varieties.

Explore the medieval walled city of Kotor on a 1-hour guided walking tour, then hop aboard on the boat to the iconic island church of Our Lady of the Rock. Finish with a relaxing waterfront lunch at the celebrated Boka Sea Food Restaurant in Perast. A perfect half-day discovery of Montenegro’s UNESCO Bay of Kotor.

Get to know local cuisine and drinks on this private food tour. Depart from your accommodation in an air-conditioned vehicle equipped with WiFi and admire the views of Boka Bay. Stop for a brunch of local food and sample a variety of Montenegrin wine and rakija. Travel at your own pace and customize the itinerary to suit your interests.

Indulge your taste buds on a wine-tasting tour. This exclusive experience allows you to try Vranac, Barrique, white, and dessert wine. You can also enjoy tasty traditional meals that are unique, like veal meat with potato and vegetables, season salad, bread, prosciutto, cheese, and olive. You also get to learn about wine-making traditions on this tour.

Explore Kotor Bay by boat with a 4.5-hour private sightseeing tour. Climb aboard a speedboat for a scenic trip that includes lunch and wine tasting. Admire views of landmarks like Mamula Fortress, the Blue Cave, and islands including Our Lady of the Rocks. Swim or snorkel during this private tour.

Discover the sights of Montenegro during this full-day tour. Travel along a 19th-century Austro-Hungarian road from Kotor; visit the Old Royal Capital of Cetinje along with Njegusi, Budva, Sveti Stefan, and Lake Skadar; learn more about Montenegro’s rich history and culture in the UNESCO-listed Old Town of Kotor, and pass through the popular viewpoint of Pavlova Strana. After a day of sightseeing, stop at a small family winery and enjoy a variety of local wines and homemade, Montenegrin snacks before heading back to your cruise ship or accommodation.

Bar is a city with a large number of cultural events during the summer period, such as concerts, exhibitions, books promotions, children's festivals, sports tournaments, etc. Harbor Bar is the largest Montenegrin port. Old Bar is mentioned in documents dating from the 10th century. The Old Town is one of the most important archaeological sites in the world. His streets are cross-country guides, from Greek colonies to the Middle Ages, the rule of Venetians to the Turkish period and up to the new era. The Old Town in Ulcinj is one of the oldest architectural and urban units on the Adriatic. For 25 centuries in this "magic stranded ship", the civilizations have shifted, each of which has left a visible trace even today.