Top Podgorica Volunteer Tours

If you want to see and do a lot in Montenegro but don't have much time, this private full-day tour is ideal. You'll visit many cultural and historic highlights, including the old capital Cetinje, Njegusi village with its traditional fare, the medieval architecture of Kotor, and more. The exact itinerary can be customized to suit your interests. Don't worry about self driving or squeezing into a crowded tour bus, either.

Get acquainted with Montenegro's capital city on a guided walking tour of Podgorica. The historical complexities of the city—from the arrival of ancient Romans to the bombings during World War II—makes exploring with a guide imperative for first-time visitors. In addition to learning about the city’s past, a guided tour enables you to learn your way around the city without worrying about getting lost.

Sample the seafood of Boka Bay and explore by water and land on this private tour. Depart from your accommodation in an air-conditioned vehicle and take in views of the bay. Go on a boat tour to Our Lady of the Rocks and go for a swim if you wish. Taste local mussels and oysters for lunch with included wine.

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.

This tour is designed to introduce you to the natural beauty of the northern and central part of Montenegro, the way of life of the locals, but also to bring you closer to the turbulent and interesting history of these regions. The tour encompasses driving with 2 stops in the spectacular 1000 meters deep Moraca canyon , Biogradska Gora national park with its glacial lake gem and centuries old untouched forest and visit to old Moraca monastery. Our plan by the lake is to take a slow walk around (3 km long path) and have a closer look at flora and fauna. Before we head to real Montenegrin heights we won’t miss a chance to visit one of the three most famous Montenegrin monasteries – Moraca Monastery, the story of which will deepen your understanding about Montenegro’s society many centuries of existence. Additional option of this tour would be a walk through a part of a very interesting Mrtvica river canyon and a cable car ride on the Bjelasica mountain.