Top Montenegro Religious Tours

Get out of the city center and experience the Ostrog Monastery with ease with this private tour. Depart from your Podgorica accommodation in a private vehicle equipped with onboard WiFi to stay connected on the journey. In the company of your driver-guide, visit the monastery and learn about its history.

Ostrog Monastery is one of Montenegro’s famous cultural landmarks thanks to its cliffside location. With this private tour, travel to this scenic attraction from the coast or Podgorica and see its fresco paintings. Along the way, your driver-guide will stop at the ancient Roman ruins of Doclea and villages and rural scenery along the Zeta river so that you can experience more of the country.

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.

Make sure to pay a visit to Ostrog Monastery when you’re in Podgorica, as it is one of the most famous Christian places worldwide. This group tour takes all the hassle out of your visit, providing transport to and from, a guide to tell you all about its religious history, and many more facts and stories that you couldn’t get from a guidebook.

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.

On this excursion, we will visit Montenegrin monasteries. Their architecture, as well as the external and internal appearance, are certainly distinguished by the beauty and uniqueness of the decorations. However, it is not all about that timeless beauty that defies the centuries and the adversities it encounters, but there is also something in the very silence that arises, lasts and disappears. among the holy walls. Montenegro has about 50 holy Christian buildings on its land, some monasteries, and some churches, and over time that small area of land acquires a deeper meaning and importance. The largest number of churches and monasteries belong to the Serbian Orthodox Church, while a part also belongs to the Catholic Christian Church. Cathedrals are mostly located in coastal cities precisely because of the historical events and governments that changed the Adriatic.