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This route can well feel the Mediterranean style of the Adriatic Sea, and you can also go to the Rose Village to avoid the crowds.

Check out some of Montenegro’s most beautiful rural scenery on this private tour, which takes you to Virpazar, Karuc, and Rijeka Crnojevica. You’ll learn about the history, see popular landmarks, and have the chance to boat around Lake Skadar, visit villages, rent kayaks, and more. Enjoy the slow pace of country life on this tour.

The Blue Cave ranks among Montenegro’s premier natural attractions, yet its remote location makes visiting a challenge. On this exciting sightseeing tour, you’ll cruise to the Blue Cave in speedboat, making the journey effortless. Enjoy free time to swim at your own pace. Additionally, the tour includes stops at notable sites such as Lady of the Rock Island, Submarine Tunnels and the charming Mamula Island along with stunning coastal panoramas.

The breathtaking coastline on which Kotor’s Old Town is situated is marked by local peculiarities and millennia of history. On this walking tour, you’ll see Kotor’s key historical sights and learn about unique local traditions, while exploring its maze of alleys and squares. This self-guided walk tour tour starts in front of the Sea Gate, one of three entry points into the ancient fortification. As you make your way through medieval alleys and picturesque squares, including the Square of Arms and the Square of Boka Navy where you’ll see the Maritime Museum, I’ll share the town’s rich history with you.

Explore Montenegro’s stunning coastline on your own terms with our exclusive private boat tours. Craft your personalized journey and explore the most beautiful destinations along the Montenegrin coast, including Rose, Dobreč, Mamula, Žanjice, Blue Cave, Luštica Bay, Portonovi, Risan, Our Lady of the Rocks, Perast, Kotor, Tivat and Nikki Beach. You also have the option to request other locations to be included in your itinerary. To enhance your experience, we also provide the option to secure reservations at the finest restaurants, such as Ribarsko selo, Špilja Restaurant and Adriatica, allowing you to savor the most delectable local cuisine during your unforgettable journey. NOTE: Fuel is not included in the price.

Perfect for adults and kids, this tour offers 15 min ride next to beautiful villages of Boka. We will arrive at Our Lady of the Rocks Island. You will have 20 minutes to visit Our Lady of the Rocks Island with a church and a museum (additional fee for visiting the museum). Island was made by local people a few hundred years ago and we suggest you visit both the church of Our Lady of the Rock and its museum with great treasury. From here you will enjoy 45 minutes ride to Blue Cave, where you will explore unique filling, swimming inside the cave. After this experience you will enjoy panorama ride next to Mamula Island will lead us to the beach Dobrec for 45 min swimming or simply relaxing and enjoying on the peaceful beach hidden from the beaten path. After, a shortstop in the old submarine tunnel which is our last stop before coming back to our start point.

For those who want to get acquainted with the tradition, culture, history and spectacular landscapes of Montenegro. Our guide will present you the old royal capital of Montenegro – Cetinje, the sleepy village of Njeguši, the rocky mountain Lovćen, enchanting Bay of Kotor and the medieval old town of Kotor.

Our private tour emphasizing the Lovcen massif area is designed for all those who want to spend a day high above the sea but not lose sight of it. Spend the day as the Montenegrin dynasty once did in their Royal Capital of Cetinje and get to know stories about them, taste the finest cheese and prosciutto from Njeguši village, and visit the highest mausoleum in the world where you will be rewarded with a spectacular viewpoint.

Explore three of Montenegro's often-overlooked attractions on a private half-day tour from Kotor to Lipa Cave, Budva, and Cetinje. This excursion is perfect for active travelers seeking a deeper look at the country's culture and history. Private transportation enables you to complete the well-rounded itinerary comfortably and efficiently. With a guide at your side, you'ren ask questions at any point for a more immersive experience.

Experience Montenegro from the air on a scenic Cessna flight from Podgorica, offering spectacular views of lakes, vineyards, the coast and the capital’s skyline. Tailor-made option available. Shortly after takeoff, the aircraft heads toward Skadar Lake, the largest lake in the Balkans and one of the country’s most impressive natural landscapes. From above you can see the historic lake village of Vranjina and the charming town of Virpazar, surrounded by wetlands, small islands, and traditional fishing boats. The flight continues above the famous Plantaže Vineyards, one of the largest vineyards in Europe, before returning over Podgorica. Enjoy aerial views of the Morača River canyon and the iconic Millennium Bridge, one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. For guests selecting the pilot experience option, there is an opportunity to briefly try flying the aircraft under the supervision of a professional instructor...

Departure is from Budva . On the road you can see Boka Kotorska bay where you will pass by ferry through Verige passage(10min). The road takes us to Croatian border, from which you have less than 40km to town Dubrovnik. In front of the old town will be local tourist guide who will take you through old narrow streets and tell you something more about the history of that town. You will have one hour with the guide and after that you will have 3 hours of free time. You can do the exploration of the town, climb to the town walls... After visiting the old town is planned to take panorama photos of the old town Dubrovnik.Return back to Budva around 18:30h. Attention: the time of return depends of traffic jams at the borders. Included in price: transport, guide. Not included: lunch. Recommendation: don't forget your passport!

Welcome to our beautiful home country Montenegro! This has been one of our best-selling private shore excursions in Montenegro for several years. Due to its popularity and personalized experience, this tour must be booked at least 3 days in advance. We highly recommend sending us a direct message before confirming your tour booking. Embark on a private journey designed for travelers who want to experience Montenegro beyond the usual sightseeing. Discover the country’s rich traditions, authentic gastronomy, and captivating history, all while enjoying breathtaking coastal landscapes. -Kotor Old Town – wander medieval streets and hidden squares -Perast (with optional visit to the legendary Our Lady of the Rocks) -Risan – traditional local house And countless panoramic viewpoints along the stunning coast Be our guest, visit a local household, taste homemade specialties, and immerse yourself in the true Montenegrin way of life. Let’s explore the heart of Montenegro together!

Discover the thrill of an adrenaline-packed speedboat ride through the breathtaking Bay of Kotor — one of Europe’s most stunning fjords. Cruise past ancient coastal towns, explore magical caves like the Blue Cave, visit historic island Our Lady of the Rocks, and enjoy refreshing swim stops in hidden coves. With knowledgeable English-speaking skippers guiding you, this unforgettable adventure perfectly blends natural beauty, rich history, and exhilarating fun. Book now to experience the magic of Boka Bay like never before!

Experience a boat cruise with local homade Montenegrin wine in the most picturesque national park in Europe, an oasis of untouched nature, and capture the most beautiful photos for your albums.

This 4.5hours long Private speedboat tour allows you to explore Boka bay and visit it's most popular sites, such as Our Lady of the Rocks island with a church and museum tour and magnificent Blue Cave where you can swim. Enjoy a panoramic ride along the coast of Boka bay.

Epic views, local flavors & real stories—discover Montenegro with heart, not just facts. In just one day, you’ll experience the soul of a country that feels like a world of its own. From the ancient walls of Kotor’s Old Town to the dizzying serpentines of the Austro-Hungarian road, every stop reveals a new face of Montenegro. You'll stand above the clouds at Lovćen Mountain, feel the stillness of the Njegoš Mausoleum, and taste tradition in the village of Njeguši. Walk the royal streets of Cetinje, gaze out over the winding river from Pavlova Strana, and pause at the picture-perfect island of Sveti Stefan. Mountains, sea, history, culture, food, and views that will stay with you forever—it’s not just a tour. It’s the story of Montenegro, told in a single, unforgettable day.

What sets this tour apart is the thoughtful mix of history, flavor, and authentic local insight — all in the heart of Kotor’s Old Town. Unlike typical walking tours, this curated experience brings the city to life with 8 distinct tastings at 3 handpicked spots, enriched by stories of emperors, traders, and everyday Montenegrins. From local cheeses and prosciutto to sweet wines, jams, and the famous Kotor cream pie, you’ll taste Montenegro’s soul. A local guide connects each flavor to its cultural roots as you explore landmarks and hidden gems. With artisan souvenirs included, this tour is perfect for foodies, history lovers, and curious travelers seeking something special.

Discover the beauty of Montenegro’s coast on this 4-hour speedboat tour from Kotor. First, visit the famous island church Our Lady of the Rocks with a 20-minute stop to explore and take photos. Continue to the hidden submarine tunnels from the Yugoslav era, with a short entrance into one of them and a glimpse into Cold War history. Cruise past the historic Mamula Island fortress and learn about its intriguing past during a brief photo stop. Next, enjoy a 30-minute swim in the stunning Blue Cave, where sunlight turns the water into glowing shades of blue. On the way back, stop for 1 hour at Adriatica, a waterfront restaurant known for its delicious traditional cuisine, fresh seafood, and relaxing seaside setting. Enjoy a leisurely meal, take in the views, and then cruise back to Kotor — full of new memories and great experiences.

Your first highlight is the fascinating Submarine Tunnel. These secret tunnels, once used to shelter military submarines, provide a great opportunity for photos and exploration. Continue toward the open Adriatic and pass by the impressive fortress of Mamula Island. From the boat, admire this striking circular island fortress guarding the entrance to the Bay of Kotor, while hearing stories about its rich and complex past. Next, arrive at one of Montenegro’s most breathtaking natural wonders — the famous Blue Cave. As sunlight filters through the cave’s underwater entrance, the interior glows with an extraordinary blue light. Here, have the chance to swim in shimmering turquoise waters and experience this magical phenomenon up close. Afterward, head to the beautiful Žanjice Beach, where you can relax, swim, or enjoy refreshments at a seaside restaurant. Surrounded by olive groves and clear waters, it’s the perfect place to unwind and soak in the Mediterranean atmosphere.

A seaside air spa – Katič Nature Park – home to healing Aleppo pines and the purest waters of the Adriatic. This sanctuary, often called the ‘lungs of the Mediterranean,’ is also home to a rare fish that changes its gender. Miracles seem to belong here: historical records tell how local villagers once rescued sailors from a warship just off the Petrovac coast. Even today, people believe the small islands of Sveta Nedelja and Katič watch over those at sea. As you cruise by boat, you’ll marvel at the beauty of two islands and two caves—one of them the legendary Cave of Wishes. Don’t miss the chance to swim at some of the most beautiful beaches on Montenegro’s coast, where red pebbles meet the turquoise sea.

Explore the haunting ruins of Stari Bar at your own pace on this self-guided walking tour you experience entirely on your smartphone - no app to download and no physical guide required. A clear audio guide narrates the layered history of this abandoned hilltop city as you walk, while interactive quizzes at each point of interest turn the visit into a playful challenge you can tackle solo or with friends, family or colleagues. Start whenever you like, pause for photos or a coffee, and follow the smart map from the ancient aqueduct through the citadel, palaces, cathedral ruins, clock tower and Ottoman hamam. Your ticket stays valid for months, so you set the pace and discover the echoes of empires entirely on your own terms.

The Lake Skadar region is home to some of the most mesmerizing sights that one should not miss when visiting Montenegro. Among them, the Crnojevića River stands out as the most beautiful river in the entire country, offering a breathtaking panoramic vistas that leave you in awe. To experience this stunning scenery from the Crnojevića River meander and get a closer view of this natural wonder, join us on our 3-hour sightseeing boat tour today!

Discover the serene beauty of Lake Skadar on this unique tour that takes you to the lesser-known village of Poseljani. Glide through narrow canals adorned with water lilies, surrounded by lush fields and towering cliffs. After a peaceful boat ride, embark on foot to explore charming gardens, vineyards, and the village's historic watermills. Enjoy a refreshing 30-minute break at natural swimming pools, where you can relax in crystal-clear waters before continuing your adventure back on the boat. - Experience a scenic boat ride through Lake Skadar's hidden canals - Explore the village of Poseljani, known for its rich history and 15 watermills - Enjoy a refreshing swim in natural pools formed by winter waterfalls - Ideal for nature lovers and those seeking tranquil escapes away from crowds.

This guided winter tour turns Budva’s coastline into a calm sea-kayak loop. We start at Slovenska Beach and paddle in a small group below the Old Town walls and rocky shore, then continue to coastal caves. The guide leads you into Pigeon Cave and low sea passages that are only practical by kayak. The second part focuses on St Nicholas Island. We land near a small chapel linked to medieval travellers and crusader stories, take a short walk and have a light snack, then follow the wilder side of the island under the Lovers’ Arch and out towards the lighthouse at the far tip. On calm days the guide also points out St Sava’s shoal, a shallow strip that seems to stretch from the island back towards Budva. Sea kayaks with spray skirts, winter waterproof suits and buoyancy aids make this a realistic cold-season adventure for reasonably fit beginners and intermediate paddlers.