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This tour is called Walled Wonders of Kotor, and as we walk through the Old Town, we’ll uncover what makes this UNESCO-listed place so significant, and how it has survived centuries of conquests, earthquakes, and shifting empires. You’ll learn about sea captains, stone masons, merchant families, and military defenses, all supported by real history. Go at your own pace. Feel free to pause, take a photo, or grab a snack. The tour never expires. Listen again anytime to relive the experience.

You will have an unforgettable tailor-made tour to the largest private winery in Montenegro - Lipovac Winery, which is located on the mountain slopes of the Skadar Lake reserve. It is difficult to imagine, but the traditions of winemaking have been preserved here since the 3rd century B.C. This is evidenced by amphoras and jugs found during archaeological excavations. During the tour, you will learn the history of Montenegrin winemaking, taste the best wines from the autochthonous grape varieties of Montenegro, and enjoy the magnificent landscapes. You will see Georgian ancient clay qvevri, which are located directly in the ground. Since 2011, this method has been included in the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage List; and Italian terracotta amphoraes. The traditions of amphora wine, perfected by the ancient Greeks and Romans as a time machine, allow you to go back many centuries and taste the drinks of our ancestors.

A Perfect Shore Excursion from Cruise Port of Bar, Montenegro! Limited Daily Departures - Guaranteed return to ship! Option 1: Kotor Old Town, Budva Riviera & Sveti Stefan, 6 hours. Discover Montenegro’s stunning coastline on a scenic journey from Bar to Kotor. Enjoy a panoramic drive along the Budva Riviera, pass charming seaside towns, and stop for photos above the island of Sveti Stefan. Continue through the breathtaking Bay of Kotor and explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town Kotor. Kotor’s stone walls, narrow streets, and lively squares tell the story of centuries of maritime tradition and Venetian influence. Option 2: Kotor with Perast & Our Lady of the Rocks island, 8-9 hours. Discover fascinating history and charming church of Our Lady of the Rocks, one of Montenegro’s most famous landmarks located in the Bay of Kotor, surrounded by crystal-clear Adriatic waters. Please select your preferred tour option carefully, as itineraries, duration, and prices vary.

A country of the land and the sea, Montenegro boasts 294 km of coastline, and its beautiful little towns are real jewels on the Adriatic Sea. If you book this tour, in one day you will see the most famous and visited coastal towns: Petrovac, Budva, and the Unesco World Heritage Site of Kotor. You will also see one jewel in particular, the famous postcard, the most photographed place in Montenegro, visited by worldwide famous people, Sveti Stefan. This picturesque island has evolved from a 15th-century trading port to the most exclusive resort in Montenegro, and together we'll stop and make some photos of the island and its surroundings. With your private guide and transportation, we can stop in some nontouristic places along the coastline. During this tour, you'll see Petrovac, medieval monasteries, Budva's old and new towns, beautiful sandy beaches, and Kotor's fortress, where you'll have free time.

If you are looking for the most beautiful places to visit in Montenegro, the medieval Kom Monastery will catch your eye. Experience why this tour was a bestseller on Lake Skadar during the 2025 season! Enjoy the perfect balance between nature, culture, and picturesque scenic views. Travel aboard a traditional wooden boat and savour the delicious local wine while your guide reveals all the fascinating stories from the region.

Learn all about the historic and cultural parts of Podgorica on this private walking and driving tour. You’ll visit Ottoman ruins in the old town on foot, and later be taken by car to an excellent viewpoint. You’ll also visit King Nicola’s summer house and the Orthodox temple, too. Go at your own pace on this private tour.

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.

Your tour guide will take you through the most historical parts of Cetinje where you will visit its most important monuments, beautiful parks and charming promenades. You will see the famous Blue Palace, built in the 19 century for Prince Danilo. Walking through this small historical town, you will see many old embassies, which today have found a different purpose and are still in use. You will get to see the ruins of old Cetinje Monastery from the 15th Century and the 19th Century Cipuri church before we come to the Monastery of Cetinje, which was rebuilt at the beginning of the 18th Century and even today it is the centre of our Orthodox church. This tour will allow you to see the beauty of the new castle also known as Biljarda, the Palace of our ruler and poet Njegoš. Our tour guide will then show you the monument dedicated to Ivan Crnojevic, the founder of Cetinje before we finish the tour in front of the Palace of King Nikola, as he was the last leader of Petrović dynasty.

Experience the beauty of Kotor Bay with ease on this group speedboat tour. Relax on a speedboat with a driver and take in the views of Kotor Bay from the water. Visit the church at Our Lady of the Rocks and admire Perast and Mamula Island. Stop at the Blue Cave and go for a swim.

Explore the enchanting Kotor region on a guided walking and biking tour. Begin in the UNESCO-listed Old Town, traversing its charming cobbled streets and historical squares before hopping on a bike to cycle along the picturesque Bay of Kotor. Stop at Our Lady’s Temple to uncover its legends and snap photos, then enjoy breathtaking views at Verige Strait of Perast and Our Lady of the Rocks. Conclude your adventure with a refreshing break at Three Sisters beach, where a drink awaits. This tour is ideal for active travelers seeking a blend of culture, stunning scenery, and relaxation. - Guided walking tour of Kotor’s historical Old Town - Scenic bike ride along the stunning Bay of Kotor - Visit Our Lady’s Temple for captivating stories and photos - Refreshment stop at Three Sisters beach included

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 (entrance fee not included). Swim or snorkel during this private tour.

Explore the historical part of Budva by foot on this private tour. In the company of a guide, learn about the history and culture of old Budva and take time to stroll its scenic streets. Admire the architecture and see the city’s monasteries, monuments, and churches at a pace that suits you.

This is a short experience if you want to put one more country on your list. Just one hour and 15 minutes from Podgorica, there is a Shkoder town in Albania with rich history. We are going to walk on a narrow pedestrian streets and visiting Rozafa castle, a famous widespread legend about sacrificing a female victim. Optional we are offering visiting hand work fabric of Venetian masks, very unique experience when you travel in Albania. On a return back we will go for a coffee in one resort near Skadar lake, that you can check Albanian side of lake.

This is a very suitable route to understand the history of Montenegro, and the scenery is very beautiful

Embark on a captivating journey through time on this full-day medieval Montenegro tour. Immerse yourself in the rich history and unique way of life of the never-conquered old royal capital, Cetinje. Ascend to the majestic heights of Lovćen Mountain and National Park, where pivotal moments in Montenegro's history unfolded. Marvel at the abundant flora and fauna, home to native bird species. And don't miss the chance to visit the world's highest mausoleum dedicated to Petar II Petrovic Njegos.

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.

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.

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.

This private tour takes you to some magical towns along the Montenegro coastline, Budva and Tivat, where your guide will tell you all about the historical and modern history of each place. This is a private tour, so you can go at your own pace, stopping into taverns and cafes as you like, and taking as many photos as you’d like.

Lipa cave, which is on the list of top 10 attractions in Montenegro, is located only sixty kilometers from the cities of Boka Kotorska and five kilometers from Cetinje. It is the first cave attraction in Montenegro that offers a charming variety of karst features to provide visitors with a unique experience of the underground world. The wild beauty of this cave leaves a lasting impression and makes the visit unforgettable. Lovćen is the symbol of Montenegro and its freedom . The mountain is located at 1749 m above sea level, and in 1952, it was declared a national park. At the foothill of Lovćen mountain, at 900 m above sea level, there is the most famous Montenegrin village Njeguši, from where it comes from Petrović dynasty, which ruled for 300 years in Montenegro. Cetinje is the old Kingdom of Montenegro. Cetinje is a city museum with beautiful monuments, promenades and nature under the huge mountain Lovćen.

Our boats are a family-owned company founded in 2003. Since then, we have organized countless unforgettable boat trips for many people, which resulted in numerous friendships. We are extraordinarily proud of these, and we consider it our greatest achievement

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.

The best way our guests can experience one of the most beautiful bays in the world-Kotor bay is exploring it by speedboat. The tour combines speed boat adrenaline with beautiful natural phenomenon - Blue cave and interesting historical sights of Montenegro - Our Lady of the Rocks church and island, Mamula fortified island and submarine tunnels.

Discover the highlights of Kotor's old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with this self-guided walking tour. Stroll through cobbled streets and discover quaint mansions, clock towers, churches and more at your own pace. You'll learn about a smuggled saint's relics, hear about a woman who spent 52 years walled inside a church cell, and discover why Kotor's cats are credited with saving lives not once but twice. Sixteen stops, 2,000 years of history. This is a perfect discovery walk for someone who is new to Kotor and wants to see the highlights of the old town with an optional trek to the fortress. Over 20,000 travelers have used our self-guided tours, and a full refund guarantee means there's nothing to lose.