Top Kotor Full-day Tours

It’s a full day tour where In just 12 hours you are going to visit Njegusi village, Lovcen NP with Njegos Mausoleum, Cetinje (Old Royal Capital), River of Crnojevic that is part of Skadar Lake NP, Sveti Stefan and pass through Budva! Unique tour during which you can see some spectacular viewpoints, incredibly beautiful places, historical monuments.

This tour is designed for all nature and adventure lovers made to combine all the places that make Montenegro wild and wonderful – beginning with the beautiful coastline of Kotor and Risan Bay; driving up to the high elevations of the Durmitor Mountains; admiring the deepest canyon in Europe - the canyon of river Tara; hiking around Black Lake and visiting the most famous and mysterious spiritual spot in the Balkans – the Ostrog Monastery. An overall memorable travel experience!

UNESCO–listed Kotor is considered among the Adriatic coast’s must-see destinations, but hitting the sites on foot takes time and effort. With this hop-on hop-off bus ticket, spin around the Bay of Kotor and sightsee with ease. Discover Roman mosaics in Risan, visit UNESCO–listed Perast, and soak up the sunshine on Bajova Kula beach. You’ll also have time for a 30-minute guided walking tour of Kotor’s historic Old Town.

Do not miss the opportunity to discover the most important parts of Montenegro, when it comes to culture and history. This tour starts from Kotor. Drive along the exciting 25 Serpentines road from Kotor to reach the village of Njegusi. Learn about life in the Montenegrin countryside, meet a local family, and taste the national snacks like smoked ham and cheese, plus a glass of local wines or brandy. After a short rest, we driving to to National Park Lovcen, through the rocky mountains, where we will visit Njegos"s Mausoleum. Driving to Budva, stop for walking tour, and free time. Driving back to Kotor. NO SINGLE TOURS, TWO IS A MINIMUM.

The Bay of Kotor—also called Boka—offers up islets, caves, and more. This boat tour lets you experience its highlights more easily and scenically than traveling by hire car or public transport. Prebook to secure your seat, and visit the Our Lady on the Rocks island church, a Soviet-era submarine base, and the Blue Grotto, to swim in its neon-blue waters. A choice of departures provides important flexibility.

Experience Kotor bay with a custom-made cruise boat for the most enjoyable Kotor boat tour–welcome to Kotor bay Cruise! We embark in Kotor and shortly after sipping some welcoming champagne, we have our first swimming break to cool down from a hot day. Refreshed, we are headed straight towards the Blue Cave Kotor passing the entire bay and as we go around the famous former prison Mamula we reach the open sea. Swimming in fluorescent blue water inside of a natural cave is one of the best attractions of Boka Bay! From there we sail back through the Bay, passing some small fisherman’s villages, and sneak into famous Yugoslavian military tunnels where they were hiding their ships and submarines Time for a lunch break at Porto Montenegro to regain our energy. The evening hours are the best time to visit the famous island Our Lady of Rocks, both church and a museum when all the tourists are gone. Now we are ready to go back home enjoying astonishing scenery and burning sunset.

Discover some of Montenegro's top sights while you're in port on a private tour of the coast and historical attractions. From the Kotor port, destinations include Our Lady of the Rocks in Perast, Tivat, Budva, Sveti Stefan, and the Kotor Serpentine, an extremely winding road.

After meeting with your guide, you will begin a tour which will provide you with the opportunity to learn about the real Kotor. It begins with a 1-hour walking tour of the old town, where you will learn everything about Kotor's amazing and impressive history that UNESCO has recognized as World Heritage. But, Kotor is not just a monument, it is the place full of life and impressive stories that your local guide will share with you. At the conclusion of the tour, you will sit in a popular local place where you will taste famous smoked ham, cheese and a glass of traditional wine. Besides this tasting, this will be your chance to enjoy the local atmosphere, and chat with your guide as you ask all the questions you might have about Kotor and the small but charming country of Montenegro!

Visit the famous Blue Cave, islands, and beaches of the Bay of Kotor on a boat tour that combines natural wonders with historic landmarks. Exploring the bay on a group tour means you can sit back and relax while the captain handles the navigation and shares stories about the bay’s history. This tour is a must for travelers who want to fit all the bay’s highlights into one day.

Get to know the Old Town of Kotor on this walking tour. Learn about the walled city’s history, architecture, culture, and cuisine from your guide. Go on a short guided tour of St. Tryphon Cathedral. Visit landmarks that include the Square of Arms, the Clock Tower, Pima Palace and Buca Palace, the Northern Gate, and more.

Escape the bustling city and make the most of your time in the Balkans on a day tour to Montenegro’s Bay of Kotor from Dubrovnik. Discover scenic views as you travel with ease via air-conditioned minivan, and benefit from free time to explore the UNESCO-listed Kotor at your own pace, with a boat journey to Our Lady of the Rocks included.

Durmitor ring is a circular road around Durmitor Mountain, which extends 85 km over Tara and Piva plateau. It goes along with peaks which rise above 2 000 m, high mountain passages (Sedlo 1 907 m, Stuoc 1 950 m), through the canyon of the Susica River, town Žabljak, Montenegro's mountain tourism center, located at a height of 1450 m, the highest urban settlement in the Balkans, and authentic villages, where the lifestyle is almost unchanged for hundreds of years.

Experience historic Montenegro and taste your way through towns on this guided full-day tour. Depart from your port or hotel in a private vehicle and travel to Budva, Cetinje, the village of Njegusi, and Boka Bay. Spend time strolling through each place and learn about its history from your guide.

Explore Skadar Lake by boat, meet local people and taste homemade traditional products, wine, liquors and food, in the small family winery. Budva old town and St. Stephan island and enjoy the panorama of Budva Riviera from one side and the lake from the other side of the hill. Budva Old Town is the most famous medieval town in Montenegro but also the center of nightlife and it's popular for all ages... Sveti Stefan island is visited by many Hollywood stars as well as royal families and personally Queen Elizabeth II. Virpazar town is is located in the heart of Skadar Lake National Park. From here, we will begin our 1 hour boat ride through the picturesque canals of this lake, enjoying the rich flora and fauna and the diverse bird species of this beautiful National Park Visiting small family winery is great opportunity not only to taste wine and food but to meet local winemaker and learn about the culture.

Make the most of your time at shore and explore some of Montenegro’s quaint towns near the port and on the Adriatic coast. This private tour explores the charming fishing village of Perast, the coastal cities of Budva and Sveti Stefan, and the fortified Old Town of Kotor. Learn about Montenegro’s history stretching as far back as ancient Rome from your informative guide and enjoy a beautiful day of sightseeing.

This tour is unique becouse you get to see and taste mussles growed in traditional way on one of the oldest mussles farms in the Bay and also you get a chance to taste some local white wine! We don't charge for fuel! Fuel included in the hourly rate which makes us the most competitive operator in town. A captained boat means that your job is to kick back, relax, and enjoy being on the water! Our captain will take care of the rest!

Tour starts from Kotor town, driving trough old Austrian serpentine road for 1hour, all way uphill to the Lovcen mountain. Lovcen is National park where you would hike 461 stairs to the top of Jezerski peak, where is Njegos II Petrovic Mausoleum, our most important monument. You would have time to walk around and visit Mausoleum and monument of Njegos II. After 30 minutes, we are going to restaurant for coffee or drink. Later we are going to Cetinje city to visit Cetinje Monastery, the most important Orthodox monastery in region where are sacred relics of St Petar Cetinjski and hand of John the Baptist. Close to monastery is National museum where you can see Icon of Holy Mother Filermosa which is the most precious icon in the World. From this place you have short walk to visit Castle of King Nikola, which is today City Museum. After short walk trough the city center, we can take break for lunch if you wish. When you get ready we would continue driving back for 1 hour to the Kotor city.

Enjoy a rafting adventure on the Tara River with the supervision of a guide on this full-day tour. All transportation, equipment, and meals are taken care of; you’ll also have the benefit of learning about Montenegro’s longest river through guided commentary. Shoot the 21 challenging rapids through Durmitor National Park with your guide in the lead; all equipment and instruction is included so even beginners can participate.

Experience the Bay of Kotor, aka Boka, on a day cruise from Kotor. Relax and take in the scenery as you cruise to Perast, Tivat, Luštica, and Herceg Novi, plus go swimming in the waters of the Blue Cave.

You can fully enjoy the beautiful scenery of the coast of Montenegro and play three famous cities/towns along the coast of Montenegro

Discover the natural, cultural, and historic highlights along Montenegro’s scenic coastline on a private tour from Kotor. The isolated nature of each of Montenegro’s coastal towns makes it time-consuming to travel between them on your own. But, with private transportation and a guide to handle logistics, busy travelers can fit all the top sights into one day.

In the mid-19th century, the Montenegrin King Nikola Petrović saw the enormous possibilities of this region and the power of local wine … and brought the regulation: “Every soldier from the place where the vine grows must plant two hundred grapevines!” As for Montenegrin wine, a new era began, and Montenegrin Vranac won the first prize in 1907 at a wine exhibition in London. Nowadays, Montenegro has about 4,300 hectares of vineyards, of which the most important project is “Ćemovsko field” near the capital of Podgorica. In this trip, with Monte Mare Travel agency, visitors will be able to see the natural beauty of the region through which the wine route passes, the tradition and the specific characteristics of the vineyard area. They will learn about the tradition of wine production in Montenegro. The hosts will offer wine from their cellars with Montenegrin specialties, and it is up to you to enjoy in the beauty of drinks, food and an unrivaled ambience!

Discover more of Montenegro’s scenery, history, culture, and old towns than you probably could alone in a day with this private shore excursion from Kotor. Swap cabs for a smooth and time-efficient itinerary that allows you to explore further than many group trips: climbing to Njegusi village to discover its local ham, cheese, and honey wine; and then visiting the former capital of Cetinje before experiencing Budva and Kotor itself.

In Perast, remains of the Neolithic culture (dating back to 3500) are found, before the new era, which speaks of his long unique history of long maritime, churches, palaces. Across the coast of Perast, near the coast, there are two beautiful islands that represent the special attraction of the city: Saint George which is natural, and the artificial island of Our Lady of the Rocks. Stoliv is a small quiet place in Boka Kotorska, not far from the town of Kotor. Founded in the fourteenth century, this small town is perfect for those who want to get away from the hustle of the city, enjoy the sea, the beach or fishing. It was named after the old custom of planting one hundred olive trees each guy before taking the bride to the altar. They say that during the reign of Venice, the village had a population of about 1,200 and had four shops, two oil mills and four bread bakeries. Interestingly, Stoliv has hardly changed all seven centuries since it existed.