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Learn more about Podgorica on a tour which begins on Trg Nezavisnosti and goes over Skaline to Stara Varoš, Sahat kula and Hussein Paša mosque. Bridge on Sastavci is the oldest one in Podgorica, and Stara Varoš used to be city nucleus during the Ottoman rule. Tour goes on a light walk to Petrović Palace on Kruševac, which used to be a former winter palace of the King Nikola I Petrović. After that, we go on to the administrative center of the city and end our tour in Bokeška street.

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.

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.

This approximately three-hour tour takes you to some of the most beautiful spots for swimming and relaxing in Montenegro. You and your private party will hop on your speedboat, then get taken to several spots. You’ll see Mamula Fortress, swim in the Blue Cave, check out Our Lady of the Rocks church, and then pay a visit to Perast. Your captain will take care of the logistics, so you can relax.

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.

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!

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.

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.

Get picked up from Dubrovnik and head off on an adventure to see the best of Montenegro in a day with this seamless private tour. To save you the hassle of doing any research, a full route is planned out for you, with stops at Budva, Perast, and Kotor—where you can have a guided tour to see some of the city’s key monuments followed by free time for independent exploring.

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.

Embark on a journey through time with “Kotor’s Historical Tapestry: A Guided Walk,” a meticulously curated tour designed to unveil the rich past and architectural marvels nestled within the heart of Montenegro. This walking tour invites you to traverse the labyrinthine streets and historic squares of Kotor Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site brimming with medieval charm. From the revered St. Tryphon’s Cathedral to the grandeur of Pima Palace and the venerable Maritime Museum, each stop is a chapter from the storied annals of Kotor. Marvel at the ancient Old Fountain Karampana and immerse yourself in the bustling life of the Square of the Arms. Gaze up at the iconic Clock Tower and seek serenity at Saint Nicholas’ Church. This tour, focusing on observations of these timeless monuments, offers a glimpse into the soul of Kotor.

Ideal for a group of up to 25 passengers, this exclusive experience allows you to explore Kotor Bay privately and visit the scenic bays of Kotor, Herceg Novi, and Tivat all in one trip. Alongside the panoramic sightseeing that unfolds before your eyes, the tour features captivating stops at iconic locations. First it is Our Lady of the Rocks, where you can delve into the legendary tales that surround its creation, and after the passing by Mamula island, there is a tranquil Blue Cave, offering a relaxing swim to conclude the tour.

Vrmac is a mountain and peninsula in Montenegro. The highest peak of this mountain is St. Ilija - 785 m above sea level. Vrmac is a continuation of the mountain Lovćen, and towards the west it ends with the strait of the Verige. It is located between Kotor and Tivat bay, so it is not difficult to assume that during this tour you will have a wonderful view of the magnificent Boka Bay. Vrmac in the past had a great strategic significance because it was border through the Verige, between the Ottoman Empire and the Venetian Republic, and so today there are traces of fortification objects, built for the defense of the borders. It is a tunnel digged through Vrmac, 1.637 meters long, connecting Kotor with the Adriatic Highway and the rest of Montenegro.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the stunning landscapes of Montenegro, where history, culture, and breathtaking views come together in perfect harmony. Our expertly crafted tour takes you to the most scenic spots and hidden gems, ensuring you experience the true essence of this picturesque country. • Explore Kotor's Old Town: UNESCO site nestled between mountains and the Adriatic Sea. Discover medieval streets, charming squares, and impressive architecture. • Njegusi Village Culinary Delights: Taste Montenegro with local cheese, prosciutto, and homemade wine. • Cetinje's Royal History: Step into the past of Montenegro's old royal capital • Budva's Beachside Paradise: Explore the Old Town and feel Mediterranean vibes. • Panoramic Beauty Awaits: Capture the stunning vistas of Boka Bay, the majesty of Mount Lovćen, and the allure of Budva Riviera along the scenic road. Explore Montenegro's treasures with these breathtaking views!

Discover Kotor at your own pace with this self-guided audio walking tour, perfect for cruise passengers. As you navigate the stunning medieval streets, you’ll enjoy an engaging audio guide that shares captivating stories behind landmarks like the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon and the Fortress of San Giovanni. With interactive quizzes to unlock the next stop, this tour turns exploration into a fun game. Plus, a free eSIM with 500MB of global data keeps you connected throughout your adventure. - Self-guided audio tour ideal for cruise passengers - Explore Kotor’s medieval sites with interactive quizzes - Includes 500MB free eSIM for global internet access - Flexible 1.5-hour duration, available daily, any weather

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.

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.

Escape the city noise and dive into the tranquil wilderness of the Zeta River Nature Park. Just a 20-minute drive from Podgorica, this experience offers a unique mix of relaxation and adventure. Navigate your own high-end packraft through lush greenery and mirror-like waters. No previous experience needed - just a desire to explore some of Montenegro’s best-kept secret. We provide all the gear and a return shuttle to your car. You just bring the spirit of adventure!

Boka Bay Highlights: Kotor - Perast - Tivat Experience the beauty of Boka Kotorska on an unforgettable tour through the three jewels of the Montenegrin coast - Kotor, Perast and Tivat. This full-day adventure reveals the rich history, enchanting landscapes and Mediterranean charm that made Boka Kotorska one of the most beautiful bays in the world. 1. Kotor - The heart of Boka Your journey begins in Kotor, a UNESCO-protected city located at the foot of steep mountains. Stroll through the stone streets of the Old Town, enjoy the view of the imposing walls and discover the stories of sailors, merchants and medieval rulers. From Kotor, the road takes you to Perast, a romantic baroque town known for its maritime tradition. A short boat ride takes you to the island Lady of the Rocks , a unique artificial creation with a church from the 17th century, full of legends and artistic treasures. After Perast - Tivat, the youngest city of Boka, known for the luxury marina Porto Montenegro.

Experience the wild beauty of Durmitor on an exciting buggy adventure through mountain trails, panoramic viewpoints, and hidden natural gems. Enjoy breathtaking views of Black Lake, Žabljak, Zminje Lake, and the Tara River Canyon while exploring the untouched nature of northern Montenegro with a professional local guide

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.

1. Skip the stress with seamless round-trip transport from Kotor. 2. Marvel at Ostrog Monastery, a stunning miracle built into a cliff face. 3. Capture panoramic views of Boka Bay and Slansko Lake from private spots. 4. Stroll through Perast, a charming, historic baroque town by the sea.

Capture the magic of Budva on this guided photo walk through its charming Old Town and stunning Adriatic coastline. Stroll along cobblestone streets and admire medieval walls while a skilled photographer captures your best moments. This tour is perfect for solo travelers, couples, families, and friends, ensuring everyone leaves with unforgettable memories and high-quality photos. Discover the city’s most photogenic spots, from hidden alleys to breathtaking viewpoints, all while enjoying a relaxed and fun atmosphere where no modeling skills are required. - Guided photo walk through Budva’s picturesque Old Town and beaches - Perfect for individuals, couples, families, and influencers - Relaxed experience with a skilled photographer capturing your joy - Receive a collection of professionally edited images to cherish and share

Ascend Maglić, Bosnia's highest peak, with our expert, certified local guides. This is a very challenging full-day hike suitable for fit hikers, who must have the correct mountain gear. Your safety is paramount. We handle all logistics from Plužine: transfers through Piva Canyon, mountain meals, a hassle-free adventure. Our tour offers breathtaking 360-degree panoramas from Maglić's summit, featuring the iconic, heart-shaped Trnovačko Lake seen majestically from above – truly mesmerizing. Witness expansive Dinaric Alps vistas. This demanding ascent rewards you with unparalleled views and a profound sense of accomplishment in pristine wilderness. Book an expertly-led adventure to embrace the grandeur of these stunning Balkan landscapes. Required Gear: Please ensure you bring: grippy walking boots or shoes, weather appropriate clothing, a hat, sunscreen, a bag capable of carrying weather-proof gear, your food, and at least 2 litres of water.