Montenegro is a country with a rich history and beautiful nature, located less than 1 hour from the city of Dubrovnik. You will have the opportunity to visit all the important historical and natural sights of the Montenegro coastline. Visit the charming village of Perast and take an optional boat ride to the man-made island, Our Lady of the Rocks. After, join your driver again for a short ride to Kotor. Located on the banks of Kotor Bay, the old town of Kotor is the best preserved urban center from the Middle Ages, typical of the towns that were created in the 12th and 14th centuries. Surrounded by 5-kilometer long ramparts, the town’s medieval architecture and numerous monuments have put Kotor on the UNESCO list of the World Natural and Cultural Heritage Sites. Budva is the main center of the Montenegrin tourism. Many tourists are attracted to its beautiful, sandy beaches but it is also rich in historical monuments. The old town lies on a small peninsula and represents a treasure chest of the cultural heritage.

IMPORTANT! We highly recommend an early start (7 or 8 AM) in period between July 1st and August 15th because of high border traffic. Our tour to beatiful and traditional Montenegro will start with a visit to Kotor, coastal town located in the deepest part of breathtaking Bay of Kotor.One of the most famous attractions is certainly the beautiful city walls that, together with the hill,surround the Old town. Listed under the unesco's list of cultural heritage, the architecture very similar to the Walls of Dubrovnik quickly leaves every visitor breathless.For all lovers of good photography, walking along the walls will bring you to the highest peak, from which you can enjoy a view of the entire bay of Kotor, perfect for a good photo. We will continue exploring Montenegro with a visit to Perast. It's surely one of the strangest but most beautiful places in Kotor bay. Thanks to car free zone, today it is often called the quietest town in Boka. During the walk through the old town you can still admire many splendid villas and marvelous buildings and enjoy impressive picturesque waterfront. Without a doubt, the most beautiful attraction of Perast are two small islets. It will only take you 10 minutes boat ride to visit one on them, islet Our Lady of the Rocks.

The first thing we will visit is the Cetinje Monastery.. The monastery is very important because it represents the epicenter of culture, literacy and education in Montenegro. It was demolished and reconstructed several times, and after one invasion by Suleiman Pasha, no one was able to restore its beauty. The Cetinje monastery is also extremely important due to the fact that Christian treasures are kept in its modest chambers. Segments of the Holy Cross, the hand of John the Baptist, and the relics of Saint Peter of Cetinje are preserved in the monastery, making it one of the most spiritually rich guardians of the Christian world. Words are superfluous, so go along the Cetinje Monastery and pay your respects to the greatest Christian relics. By visiting the Dajbaba monastery, breathe in the spirit of harmony and get to know the primordial religion. Under the Dajbaba hill, not far from the capital of Montenegro - Podgorica, is the Dajbaba monastery. This monastery was built in 1897 on the basis of a miraculous vision that the shepherd Petko had, dedicated to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. What is fascinating is the fact that the monastery itself is carved into the rock and that the space in the cave was originally and only used. It existed so that space could be expanded later, which gave it the shape of a church. At its base, the Dajbabe monastery has an inscribed church in the shape of a cross. The entrance porch with bell towers is the only part of the monastery that is outside the rock of the actual cave. Inside the monastery, the relics of Saint Simeon of Dajbap are preserved. The monastery is special because of the harmony between man and nature, between what God created and what God created. On this occasion, the man understood the message and did not destroy nature, but adopted it. For the end, we leave the most visited and famous monastery in Montenegro. It is dedicated to Saint Vasilij Ostroška, who lived in the 17th century, and whose relics are still here today. It is believed that his holy body was found intact, seven years after his death. It is carved into a steep rock, at an incredible 900 meters above sea level. The monastery is known for the miracles that still take place today, and it has become one of the most visited places of pilgrimage that gathers believers from all over the world, regardless of religion. After that, we go to the Koliba restaurant for lunch. There you will have the opportunity to try the traditional dishes of Montenegro. On the way back, we will take a photo break with a view of the sea. Tour plan •00:00-01:00 drive to Cetinje Monastery •01:00-01:30 visit Cetinje Monastery •01:30-02:15 drrive to Dajbabe Monstery •02:15-02:45 visit Dajbabe monastery •02:45-03:45 drive to Monastery Ostrog •03:45-04:15 visit to Monastery Ostrog •04:15-05:15 lunch in restaurant Koliba •05:00-07:00 drive to Kotor

This 6-hour tour of the Montenegrin coastline will provide you with an opportunity to see the most important coastal towns around Kotor. You will be guided through the Baroque town Perast, where you will take a short boat ride to visit a church and a museum on an artificial 15th century islet Our Lady of the Rocks. After that, you will head back to Perast for a short walk and some free time. The next stop will be Budva old town. On your way there, you will have a few photo opportunities, one of them above Jaz Beach, one of the most beautiful and popular beaches in the Adriatic. In Budva, you will walk the streets of the charming old town there and learn about the 3000 years of history of this interesting place, which is now the center of Montenegrin tourism with many modern hotels and resorts. After Budva, go back to Kotor. On your way back, you will have a photo stop above the Bay of Kotor. Once there, you will have a walking tour of the old town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, a real gem of the Mediterranean and the well-preserved medieval walls will not be keeping secrets centuries old anymore, once you visit its streets with your guide.

First, we will drive to Budva, we will take a photo break to see Budva from afar. As we approach her, we admire her beauty up close. Budva is the capital of Montenegrin tourism. This city is the most popular tourist destination in the country and boasts excellent beaches as well as a lovely, walled city center. The old city center is picturesquely situated on a rather small peninsula, and its narrow, winding streets hide a multitude of historic buildings, churches, and small squares that will delight you. Among the most interesting monuments here are the Church of St. John from the 7th century, St. Mary of Punt from the 8th century, and the Church of St. Sava from the 12th century. The medieval city fortress is called the Citadel, and right next to it is the picturesque Church of the Holy Trinity, built-in 1804. In your free time, you can drink a coffee on the famous beach Ricardova head You can take a picture with the statue of a ballerina that hides an incredible story that you will find out while looking at this bride of the Adriatic. We can't get bored of Budva, but let's move on. We arrive above Sveti Stefan. Sveti Stefan is the most luxurious and most beautiful place on the Montenegrin coast. Sveti Stefan is connected to the mainland by a narrow stone passage. Every building has its own story.During the business, this fashionable place was visited by many celebrities such as Sophia Loren, Sidney Poitier, Sylvester Stallone, Jeremy Irons, Alberto Moravia, English Princess Margaret, Italian King Umberto II, McNamara, Rockefeller, and others. In the recent period, the guests were Naomi Campbell, Ronaldinho, Novak Djokovic, Dan Bilzerian, David Beckham and other notable personalities.There are three churches on the island itself. On the way back, we go back along the old Milocer road. Which was better known as Queen's Park. We pass by Przno, a fishing village, and exit onto the main road that will take us back to where we started Tour plan •00:00-00:45 photo stop on Vidikovac Budva (viewpoint) •00:45-00:50 drive to Budva •00:50-02:50 free time in Budva •02:50-03:10 drive to Sveti tefan (photoview) •03:10-03:30 photo stop to Sveti Stefan •03:30-04:30 drive to Kotor

Being very narrow and winding with its 25 serpentines this Austro-Hungarian Road represents a unique attraction and a perfect start to our Kotor to Lovcen tour. We will make quick photo-stops during our drive up at two mind-blowing vantage points above the gorgeous Boka Bay – at the 5th and 25th serpentine. From here, our private tour continues towards Lovćen National Park & its peaks. To conquer this “Sea of rocks,” we will drive through the National Park Lovćen and reach the well-known Lake Peak at an altitude of 1.660 meters (5446 feet). On top of the second highest peak of Lovćen sits imposing and officially the highest mausoleum in the world - where the greatest Montenegrin ruler and poet, Petar II Petrović Njegoš, rests in peace. After climbing 461 steps to reach it, we finally get to see a massive statue of the ruler made by world-known sculptor Ivan Meštrović. The ceiling inside the Lovcen Mausoleum is covered with 220.000 golden pieces that together make one spacious, 18 kg (40 lbs) heavy golden mosaic. As we go behind the Mausoleum, we will discover a bird-eye-view vantage point with the best possible view of, cca 70%, mountainous and rocky land of Montenegro. Time to capture a famous jumping photo! From Mount Lovcen, we go to Cetinje - an Old Royal Capital of Montenegro and a city of vast historical significance and the heart of Montenegrin culture and Orthodox religion, with its origins tracing back to the 15th century. A guided tour explores significant landmarks, including the Cetinje Monastery and the Court Church at Ćipur. From here, we head back to Kotor. Hidden beneath Mount Lovcen, in Kotor Bay, this jewel of the Adriatic is unmatched in its beauty, represented through the assimilation of different cultural influences whose signatures are more than visible even now. Join us on this walking tour and help us reveal all the town's secrets! In conclusion: Our Kotor to Lovcen tour is the perfect choice for anyone wishing to explore some of the most breathtaking landscapes in Montenegro all while getting in touch with the country's rich culture, history, and heritage.

This tour will provide you with a chance to see the best part of Boka Bay, one of the gems of the Mediterranean. You will visit the Baroque town of Perast, a small place with a rich history. There, you will have a short boat ride to the island Our Lady of the Rocks to visit the church with a museum. After the tour there, you will head back to Perast to have a short walk and some free time. Head back to Kotor, a UNESCO site and a well-preserved medieval fortified city. Take a walking tour of the old town there and see the 12th century St. Tryphon Cathedral, its narrow streets and palaces unfold before your eyes.

High in mountains next to Niksic, you'll find the Monastery of Ostrog, the biggest Montenegrin pilgrimage site built in 17th-century where you will find the remains of St. Vasilije Ostroski. The holy relics of Saint Basil can be found in the lower church of the upper monastery. Ostrog Monastery was built by natural and human interaction, carved almost in its entirety in a vertically positioned mountain cliff. There is not much written evidence about the process and time of construction, but looking at it now, it is a really amazing piece of human work difficult to imagine being done even today with modern technology. This monastery, carved in the mountains, is high above Bjelopavlici plain. The most impressive part of the monastery is Upper Ostog where two small churches are built, upper small church dedicated to Saint Cross and lower dedicated to the Presentation of Mary. This sanctuary is one of the most visited orthodox pilgrimage sites in the world. It is a spiritual center of Montenegro and also a place for pilgrims to gather of various faiths and religions of the world. This breathtaking destination will fill your soul with high elevated feelings of devotion and reverence to God. After the monastery visit, go to Rijeka Crnojevic, for sure the most attractive part of Skadar Lake National Park. While visiting Rijeka Crnojevic, you will have many photo opportunities as well as a lunch break, a great opportunity to taste the most delicious fish soup, fish and wine. During the 19th and early 20th-century, Rijeka Crnojevic was the biggest Montenegrin port and leading shopping center. Due to its uniqueness and exquisite taste, dried bleak was one of the most popular products in this area, especially at the Italian table. Pavlova strana is the place found on most of the postcards from Montenegro, certainly most impressive during the May October period thanks to its vegetation - blooming water lilies, just adding to the beauty of this magnificent place. That is where you will have some time on your own, as well as the chance to walk around and enjoy yourself in this peaceful area.

We start the adventure with two stops with beautiful views of Budva and the island of Sveti Stefan. we continue the picturesque drive to the small fishing village of Virpazar. Virpazar is a fairytale place at the crossroads where many different roads intertwine. Virpazar also has three stone bridges, sung in old folk songs. The well-known picnic spot is the main transit station for cruises on the largest lake in the Balkans and for visiting cultural and historical monuments, monasteries and fortifications concentrated on picturesque islands called Gorica. Sandy beaches, authentic rural architecture, and vineyards are an integral part of the landscape that offers visitors a rich table of fresh lake fish and high-quality Crmnik wines. We board the ship and proceed with stunning photos and scenic drives. The largest lake in the Balkans appears on our way - Lake Skadar (70% in Montenegro, fully protected as a National Park - 30% remains in Albania). Known as a paradise for birds and fish, this place offers a unique insight into the Montenegrin wilderness. After a relaxing one -hour boat ride, we go to the most famous winery "Plantaže", which will tell us its story with its different tastes. Not only will a enjoy the remarkable sights of Many millions of vines but you will also try the Best of what 13 jul Plantaze has to Offer including vine sont that grows in this area only "vranac ". After that, you will have lunch in and we are ready to leave. Tour Plan •00:00-00:35 photo stop on Vidikovac Budva (viewpoint) •00:35-00:50 photo stop on Sveti Stefan (viewpoint) •00:50-01:30 Arrival at Vipazar Skadar lake •01:30-02:30 boat ride •02:30-03:00 drive to winery •03:00-04:00 wine and tasting •04:00-05:30 lunch •05:30-07:00 drive to Kotor

Visit Njegos Mausoleum at the peak of Lovcen National Park, rising above the coastal region and a hinterland of Kotor. It includes the territory of Cetinje and Budva municipalities.  Cetinje is the historical capital of Montenegro, located at an altitude of 670 meters, and was the capital and main cultural center of Montenegro for four and a half centuries, so the walking tour will let you feel the spirit of old Montenegro. National Park Skadar Lake will be your next destination. There, you will get a chance to take a boat ride on the lake, and also taste fish and wine in a traditional local restaurant. Photo breaks will also be included on your way back to Kotor.