Montenegro - The Country of Undiscovered Beauty

Evenings in Kotor

Kotor Private Walking Tour

During one and half hour walking tour, you'll walk by Kotor's most popular sights and historical points. Our local expert guide will introduce you to a very rich historical and cultural heritage of this small charming and UNESCO-protected town. Just strolling down the narrow streets and squares, you'll visit the most famous monuments including the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon, the Church of Saint Luca, old noble palaces, and much more.

Miss Photogenic

With steep mountains crashing directly into the blue and green sea of Adriatic and wild rivers rushing through narrow canyons, Montenegro is definitely a perfect location for taking stunning photographs. Historical architecture, flora, and fauna also have some strong points to present photography-wise, but the viewpoints of the Kotor area are unmatched. Take a stroll on your own or join one of our photography tours for some unforgettable sights!

Bay of Kotor Private Half-Day Speedboat Tour

Board a comfortable boat for a scenic, panoramic sail along the shore of the Bay of Kotor. You'll stop at the small island home to the Our Lady of the Rocks Church. This artificial island was built over the centuries by local fishermen, who laid a stone after every successful village in thanks to the Virgin Mary, a tradition that supposedly began after locals miraculously found an icon of Mary and Jesus on the rock the church was built atop. Returning to your boat, you'll visit the quiet, picturesque UNESCO-listed town of Perast, a popular place for vacationing Russian czars and Venetian aristocrats alike. Along the way, you'll learn how the Bay of Kotor became a beacon for artists, fishermen, and vacationers alike.

All About the Mussels Group Tour

How about a nice boat trip to a private pier for some fish, mussels, and wine? Sounds like the perfect excursion to us! You'll be visiting an authentic mussel farm on the bay with a little pier that's just perfect for some down-time on the water. Have a swim, relax or learn how to make mussels according to local recipes. Before lunch, you will make a stop at the Lady of the Rocks church island to learn about its history. This is a well-rounded day of local cuisine and culture.

Your Date with Nature

Being the capital of Montenegro's mountain tourism and completely off the beaten path, Zabljak makes a perfect destination for truly active nature lovers. After a long journey and maybe some short afternoon active time spent in nature, you'd most likely enjoy a nice and quiet evening in a great natural ambiance, recharging your batteries for your next adventure the following day. Find a nice spot to watch the sun go down over the mountains with a glass in hand, and make sure to get plenty of rest on your first night.

Zabljak's Rugged Highlights

Get ready for a day filled with beautiful scenery as you explore a UNESCO-protected national park. You'll enjoy views of beautiful river canyons, including Europe's deepest canyon, carved by the Tara River. After lunch, you'll cross over the river and visit a Bogomil graveyard. A gnostic movement that spread from Bulgaria in the 10th century, the beautifully adorned graves the Bogomils left behind can only be found in a small part of the Balkans, including Montenegro. You'll visit the Devil and Fish Lakes, and if you have an extra hour to spare, you can venture to Black Lake, the national park's largest and most famous lake.

Endless Evening

Don't miss a stroll down the alleyways of the historic old town in the evening to admire its beautiful Mediterranean architecture and enjoy the summer vibe of this particularly vivid destination before heading for dinner or a drink. Once your appetite is worked up, find your perfect dinner place for the night. Afterward, you can play it by ear to determine how long your evening will last in this vibrant party destination, as the opportunities for a big night out are endless.

Budva Private Walking Tour

Charming Budva's Old Town is situated in a small peninsula, and serve as a repository of Montenegrin culture. The ancient cobblestone streets are home to unique bars, shops, and restaurants that offer visitors a sense of Montenegrin heritage. The best way to soak up the town is with a walking tour. Learn about the town's historical heritage and lifestyles, while enjoying the company of your guide.

The Beaches of Budva

Budva is predominantly known for the long sandy beaches that anchor the Budva Riviera. Summertime brings crowds, but if you want to escape the crowds of the central Slovenska beach, there are some great alternatives. Becicka beach is a five-minute drive from Budva's center, while Drobni Pijesak and Trstenovo beach are only ten minutes further. The small island of St. Nikola is just a short boat ride away, and the ferry departs every half hour from Budva's port. All of these beaches are primarily sand, and offer umbrella and sunbed rental.