Best of Montenegro

DAY 1.

Transfer from Podgorica or Tivat airport to Budva. Sightseeing of Budva, well known for its sandy beaches, diverse nightlife, and examples of Mediterranean architecture. In the last 3 millennium, it was populated by Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Venetians and many other great civilizations.

DAY 2.

We recommend: Boka Bay cruise tour

Transfer to Perast Harbor and boat trip to the Lady of Rocks – two islands where we will visit a Roman Catholic church dated from 1632., the largest building on the island and visit the church museum. End the tour returning to Perast Harbor.

DAY 3.

We recommend: Herceg Novi tour

Herceg Novi, 44 km distance from Budva, with beautiful walking pedestrian zone Pet Danica beside the coast and visit the Kanli kula and Old City in the center of the city. After the break, a boat trip to Zanjice beach, and in the afternoon return to Budva.

DAY 4.

We recommend: Kotor old town tour

Walking tour in Kotor visiting the Ocean Museum. The Old Town of Kotor is one of the best preserved medieval towns in the Mediterranean region. The old town is surrounded by old city walls. Kotor – Cattaro, is in the UNESCO World Heritage list. The city is over 2000. years old and is a treasure trove dated from the 12th to 20th centuries architecture. Visit the Square of Arms, the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon built in 1166.

DAY 5.

We recommend: Big Montenegro tour

Cetinje City, Lovcen Mountain and Njegusi. Excursion to Cetinje City and city tour in the old Montenegro’s capital followed by a visit to the Museum of King Nikola, the latest king of Montenegro.
After a break, transfer to Lovcen Mountain and hiking to Jezerski Vrh – lake hill, where is located the Mausoleum of Petar Petrovic Njegos on top of the mountain, which is 1660 meters high and has a beautiful view.

DAY 6.

We recommend: Rafting

Full day on the river that is just packed with fun, excitement and lots of exhilarating white-water. Raft Trip on the Tara River Winds its way through 18 fun filled kilometres of beautiful scenery and tumbling white-water on the most exciting rapids from Brstanovica to Scepan Polje.

DAY 7.

We recommend: Skadar Lake tour

Lake of Skadar, 391 km2 of total area, is the biggest lake in the Balkans. Montenegrin part of the lake was declared a National Park in 1983. The Lake is full of islands and peninsulas with trails of rich history and cultural inheritance. Skadar lake is a real heaven for fisherman having in mind also the fact that with river Bojana from the sea upstream come such species like eels, sea perches etc.

DAY 8.

Return transfer from Budva to Podgorica or Tivat airoirt.