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Full day rafting tour on the world famous Tara river will leave you breathless. Be ready to see fantastic scenery and feel high dose of adrenaline. The deepest canyon in Europe is well worth visiting and doing the thrilled rafting is a must. Be ready for the excitement on over 20 rapids, passing next to the beautiful waterfalls and swimming!

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.

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.

Private Kotor tour that combines, in culture and history, richest and most beautiful places on the Montenegrin coast - Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks church and isle, Kotor (up to 4 hours) with optional Budva* visit (additional 2 hours)

Meet the place of merchants and sailors and be lead through two and a half thousand years of turbulent history of this amazing fortified city. The Old Town of Kotor as we know was built between 12th and 14th century, but it was inhabited much earlier. Our professional guides will help you discover numerous monuments of historical heritage and outstanding medieval architecture as well, which have made Kotor a UNESCO listed „World Natural and Historical Heritage Site“. After 90 minutes of exploring, feel free to take a break at “Letrika” coffee bar for complimentary charcoal coffee, unique and different experience in Kotor.

This tour starts from Kotor or Tivat by car transfer all way uphill trough old serpentine road which is built in 19th century by Austrians. This road is 35km, it has 25 curves with stunning view on Kotor bay and it takes around 1.30 hours to reach starting position at the bottom of mausoleum. Here you would have short hiking at 461 stairs to the mausoleum, where you can visit Njegos statue and his tomb. After that we are heading back to the local restaurant for coffee or drink. Cycling starts from restaurant and first 10 kilometers you would have some downhill and few small uphill to the Krstac pass, from where you can see all Kotor bay like on a palm. For those who like adrenaline there is a ZIPLINE 400 meters long. From this position starts easy downhill for 25km all way down to the Kotor city. The road is protected by UNESCO. During downhill you will make stops for taking unique photos and enjoy observing Kotor and Tivat bay. This road is also used by car, so be careful.

Cycling around Kotor bay is a phenomenal choice to explore the ancient settlements and history of the region. The tour starts from Old town of Kotor or Tivat, where we begin the ride. During this trip you would see some unique places such as the abandoned "Tresorela" palace, which is under UNESCO heritage and the "Temple of the Holy Mother", the largest Catholic church in the region. Later you would enjoy a short ferry ride to cross the bay to the other side. Cycling to Risan and Perast for a short break and refreshment at a local bar would make you enjoy the view of the bay. Than you would have a short boat tour to visit small island with Church of Our Lady of the Rock in Perast. After that we would continue cycling to the starting point, but meanwhile you would see some historical places like Our Lady of the Angel, Verige pass and several more. The tour is 45 km and it is all flat terrain except for one short uphill. It is mostly on the main road also used for cars, so be careful.

​We take you on Vrmac peninsula, a natural border between Kotor and Tivat. Which highest peak Sain Ilija is at 760m above sea. Tour starts with car ride to the village Gornja Lastva in Tivat city, from where beginning hiking trail. First part of hiking is moderate and you would need about 1.30h to reach the top of the Saint Ilija peak at 760m above sea level. This is the only place from where you can see whole Kotor bay and understand it variety. After 30min break you would continue light descending over Vrmac peninsula, trough nice density forest. On this road you would see some abandoned military fortification from 1st world war, and most interesting is Vrmac fort, built by Austro-Hungaria in 19th century. After short visit, you would start downhill hiking to the Kotor city, having a chance to enjoy in several amazing view points. This path was built in 19th century by the soldiers, it is bit narrow and goes in zig-zag shape for about 1,30h all way to Kotor city where tour finish.

Panoramic views, good wine, liquors and food is what this tur is about. So we start the tour with a 25 serpentines of old road over Boka Bay. You will find out why this road is must do in Montenegro... Town of Rijeka Crnojevica which the royal Crnojevic family held as the capital back in the 15th century. A hundred years back it was the largest port in Montenegro, also a leading trading center. Next to the short promenade featuring a local symbol - stone bridge 135 years old. Our best pick is a panoramic road known as Paul's side which gives great views, made for postcards. Of course, nothing in Rijeka Crnojevic is done without visiting local winery - wine, liquor and food degustation. Time you will love to remember. Optional additional activity: River Crnojevica boat ride

Journey high above Boka Bay along the Old Austro-Hungarian road and visiting the world’s highest Mausoleum on this 5-hour private guided tour. Afterwards, take a walking tour through the Old Town of Kotor, and see all the charming sights it has to offer.

Montenegro is a small country with exceptional natural beauty combined with a rich history and culture that many would be delighted to know. From the winding coast of the Adriatic to the beautiful city of Montenegro, you can make this 10-hour private tour. You will travel comfortably in a luxury car with an English speaking driver. You will first visit Budva, then Perast and finally Kotor. Once in Kotor you will have a 90 minutes guided tour with a local guide who will show you the most important monuments and places of the city. After the tour, you will have some free time to wander around the city and eat something before returning back to your hotel in Dubrovnik. - SAVE COVID-19 SAFE - As this is a private tour we take care of maintaining social distance

Leave the Kotor cruise port for a day out in Montenegro, and discover the sights of the gem-like Balkan country with your own private guide. Bookable for small groups of up to four people, the shore excursion introduces you to the sights of Kotor, UNESCO-listed Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks, Tivat, Budva, and more. Coastal drives with views of sweeping bays complete the Montenegro experience.

Kotor is a city and municipality on the coast of the Boka Bay in Montenegro. Situated in one of the most beautiful bays, this town of merchants and sailors has a lot to show. The old Mediterranean archipelago, surrounded by impressive city walls, is very well preserved and included in the UNESCO list of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage. The old town of Kotor also has a great number of nicely arranged restaurants and hotels where you can taste traditional specialties as well as varied Mediterranean food, but in this tour you will have cooking class and lunch at the local family home. Perast is located in the heart of Boka Bay, at a distance of 12 km northwest of Kotor. In Perast, remains of the Neolithic culture (dating back to 3500) are found, before the new era, which speaks of its long unique history of long maritime, churches, palaces.