Sightseeing tour – 5 most important tourist sites in Montenegro!

A trip by bus to the ancient capital of Montenegro, the city of Cetinje, which was built in the 15th century and is now the spiritual and cultural center of the country. Visit the famous Cetinje Monastery, which was the residence of the Montenegrin rulers. It contains the relics of St. Peter of Cetinje and two unique Christian relics – the hand of St. John the Baptist that baptized Jesus Christ, as well as a part of the cross on which Christ was crucified. Also, special attention deserves the Palace of King Nikola, which is a museum and you can visit it on your own for an additional fee.

After visiting the city of Cetinje, the road leads through unusually beautiful places called the “Stone Sea of Montenegro”. Entrance to the village of Negushi, where Peter Petrovich Negush, a famous poet, writer, philosopher and ruler of Montenegro, was born. The village of Negushi is famous for its delicacies, such as prosciutto – smoked pork ham, Negushi cheese and delicious mead. During the tour – a short stop in the village for tasting, buying local specialties and souvenirs.

A trip deep into the continental part of Montenegro towards Kolasin, where the picturesque Biogradska Gora National Park is located, which is a mountain range covered with dense forest, surrounded by beautiful river valleys. This is the oldest park in Europe, where the cleanest air is like nectar. You will see Biogradsko Lake, the largest of the 6 glacial lakes scattered in this amazing place.

Further, the journey continues towards the Durmitor National Park and the Tara River Canyon. The Tara River, 150 km long, is the longest river in Montenegro. This unique river is called “The Tear of Europe” because of its purity and beauty. The Tara River Canyon with its magnificent wildlife is the second largest in the world after the Colorado River Canyon, reaching a depth of 1300 meters at Churovets.

Stop near the Dzhurdzheva Tara bridge, which has become one of the symbols of the river. The bridge built in 1937 was destroyed during the Second World War and reconstructed in 1946. The bridge is 145 meters long and 135 meters high.

Mount Durmitor is distinguished by its extraordinary beauty. The 18 icy lakes known as Gorske Ochi (Mountain’s Eyes) are a distinct outstanding feature of the landscape. Nowhere in the world is there such a large concentration of lakes in such a small area. The trip continues to one of the most beautiful lakes – Black Lake.

Sightseeing tour!

A trip by bus to the ancient capital of Montenegro – Cetinje, a city that was built in the 15th century and is the spiritual and cultural center of the country. A visit to the famous Cetinje Monastery, which houses the relics of St. Peter of Cetinje and two unique Christian relics – the right hand of St. John the Baptist and part of the cross on which Christ was crucified.

In the vicinity of Cetinje, Lovcen rises – one of the reserves of Montenegro, which is a symbol of freedom for local people. At the very top of Lovcen is the mausoleum of the glorious Montenegrin sovereign, lord and poet Peter II Petrovich-Negosh. From this unique place you can see the whole of Montenegro, at a glance. The path to the top of Lovcen leads along a winding road, which offers a beautiful view of Cetinje and the surrounding area.

And at the end of the program you will visit the national village of Negushi, the birthplace of Peter Petrovich Negush – a famous poet, writer, philosopher and ruler of Montenegro. The village of Negushi is famous for its delicacies, such as prosciutto – smoked pork ham, Negushi cheese and homemade mead.

A bus ride in the direction of the most northern and mountainous regions of Montenegro along a beautiful mountain road winding among high cliffs.

The Tara River Canyon is the second largest in the world after the Colorado River Canyon, it was recognized as a national park and included in the UNESCO World Heritage List back in 1977. The path to the river is not close, but the journey through the picturesque area will not leave anyone indifferent. Tara makes most of her journey, sandwiched between high rocks. The nature of its flow is truly “mountainous” – with rifts and whirlpools, and only closer to the confluence with the Piva River becomes calm and unhurried. In summer, the river has a beautiful malachite color, its waters carry a refreshing coolness even in the most intense heat. The water temperature rarely exceeds 12 – 15 degrees.

The further road goes along the canyon of the Piva River (length 4 km, depth 1000 m), and then crosses it, so that travelers will not only see the dam, but also pass through it. After a short time, the group will be at the target. And then .. Waves, rapids, rapid current! All in all, a real adventure! The descent along the river takes about two and a half hours, full of pleasure and joy. During short stops on the shore, you can take a break, swim, admire the beauty of pristine nature and take pictures against the backdrop of a forest waterfall.

At the end of the rafting, a delicious lunch is provided in a restaurant on the shore. You will be offered a salad of fresh vegetables, fragrant soup, and then a selection of tender trout or young lamb “from under the sacha” baked with potatoes.
Rafting on Tara has II category of difficulty, so it is completely safe and suitable for people without special training. Tourists from 4 to 70 years old are allowed.

The Bay of Kotor is the only fjord in Southern Europe, wedged into the land for almost 32 km between the spurs of the high mountains Orjen (1895 m) and Lovcen (1749 m), impresses with its beautiful nature, as well as rare and unique cultural values.

Departure from Budva to the port of Tivat, boarding a comfortable ship.

During the cruise, you will visit all four bays that are part of the Bay of Kotor, the artificial island “Gospa od Skrpjela” with the eponymous church of the 17th century. In the picturesque bay of Mirishte, there is a pause for swimming, for those who wish – an additional trip to the “Blue Grotto” (3 euros per person).

The last part of the cruise along the bay passes near the city of Perast, the villages of Prcanj, Dobrota, in order to moor in the ancient and most beautiful city of Kotor, founded in the II AD. Behind the fortress walls, the old city keeps a huge wealth of spiritual and material cultural monuments, thanks to which it is under the protection of UNESCO.

A bus trip to Mount Ostrog, where the miraculous monastery is located, built right in the rock at an altitude of 840 meters above sea level.
The trip to the monastery goes along Skadar Lake, the largest lake in the Balkans – a lake of unique beauty.

The monastery was founded by the Metropolitan Bishop of Herzegovina Basil in the 17th century. There Vasily died in 1671, and a few years later he was canonized and declared a saint. His body rests in the tomb of the cave dedicated to the Entrance of the Mother of God into the Temple.

The monastery acquired its present appearance in 1923-1926 after a fire that destroyed the main part of the complex. Fortunately, the two small churches of the cave were not damaged and they are of great value to the entire monument. The frescoes in the View Church were made towards the end of the 17th century.

Bus trip through the Pashtrovica mountain to the largest lake in the Balkans – Lake Skadar, which is located in the National Park, protected by the state since 1983.

The largest lake on the Balkan Peninsula with the purest water and rich flora and fauna, numbering 264 species of birds, including a rare species – Dalmatian pelican, as well as about 40 species of fish, the most valuable are Skadar carp, trout and bleak.

You will have a boat trip on the lake, national snacks – homemade pies. Swimming stop.

Lunch at a coastal restaurant and acquaintance with the “Montenegrin Venice” – Rijeka Crnojevic, now a tiny town located in a beautiful bay of Lake Skadar.

Perast, Njegusi, Lovcen, Cetinje!

The cost is 40 euros per person (for tourists staying in hotels in Herceg Novi).
*children under 3 years old in the arms of parents – free of charge.

The price includes: a comfortable air-conditioned bus, an English-speaking guide, a fee for visiting the national park, a snack in Njegusi, tour fees.

Estimated duration of the tour: from 08:00 to 21:00.

Days: Wednesday

We recommend to bring with you: comfortable shoes, drinking water, appropriate clothing for visiting monasteries (covered knees and shoulders).

Skadar Lake!

Cost – 54 euros per person (for tourists staying in hotels in Herceg Novi).
*children under 3 years old in the arms of parents – free of charge.

The price includes: a comfortable air-conditioned bus, an English-speaking guide, a visit to the national park, a boat trip with a welcome drink and tasting, lunch at a restaurant.

Estimated duration of the tour: from 07:30 to 17:00.

Days: Monday

Recommended to bring: camera, comfortable shoes, swimwear, towels, hats, sunscreen.

Rafting on Tara River!

Cost – 70 euros per person (for tourists staying in hotels in Herceg Novi).
*children under 3 years old in the arms of parents – free of charge.

The price includes: comfortable air-conditioned bus, English-speaking guide, breakfast, lunch, rafting equipment.

Estimated duration of the tour: from 06:00 to 18:00.

Days: Monday, Wednesday, Friday

We recommend to take with you: comfortable shoes, drinking water, camera, dry change of clothes.
IMPORTANT: guests intoxicated with alcohol and having psychological illnesses are not allowed on the tour.

*There are also programs for 2 days (95 euros) and 3 days (250 euros).

Monastery Ostrog!

Cost – 25 euros per person (for tourists staying in hotels in Herceg Novi).
*children under 3 years old in the arms of parents – free of charge.

The price includes: comfortable air-conditioned bus, Russian-speaking guide, entrance fee to the monastery.

Estimated duration of the tour: from 07:00 to 16:00.

Days: Friday, Sunday

We recommend to bring with you: comfortable shoes, drinking water, appropriate clothes for visiting monasteries (covered knees and shoulders).

Canyons of Montenegro!

Cost – 59 euros per person (for tourists staying in hotels in Herceg Novi).
*children under 3 years old in the arms of parents – free of charge.

The price includes: comfortable air-conditioned bus, English-speaking guide, breakfast and coffee, entrance tickets to the national park Durmitor, Moraca monastery.

Approximate duration of the tour: from 06:00 to 20:00.

Days: Tuesday, Thursday

We recommend to take with you: comfortable shoes, light jackets or windbreakers, water, swimwear, hat, camera.

Durmitor’s Ring!

Cost – 70 euros per person (for tourists staying in hotels in Herceg Novi).
*children under 3 years old in the arms of parents – free of charge.

The price includes: comfortable air-conditioned bus, English-speaking guide, entrance tickets to the national park Durmitor, breakfast, lunch.

Estimated duration of the tour: from 06:00 to 19:00.

Days: Monday, Friday

We recommend to take with you: comfortable shoes, light jackets or windbreakers, water, swimwear, hat, camera.

A bus trip from Budva to the Bay of Kotor, a ferry crossing, then travel through the city of Herceg Novi to the border with Croatia, from where Dubrovnik is less than 40 km away.
After crossing the border, drive through a picturesque area past Dubrovnik Airport (Cilipi) and the famous resort of Cavtat. Stop at the observation deck with a beautiful panorama of the city of Dubrovnik and the surrounding area.

Dubrovnik is the most refined and sophisticated city in Croatia, which impresses with its beauty and grandeur. This is a unique city in which harmony and peace reign. It is included in the World Heritage List and is under the protection of UNESCO.

The surrounding walls (up to six meters wide, up to twenty meters high!) were built over six centuries, they protect many cultural and architectural masterpieces, such as the Church of St. Vlach, the Prince’s Palace, the Dominican and Franciscan monasteries, one of the first pharmacies in Europe, cathedral, fountains of the famous Italian architect Onofrio de La Cava and much more.

After a sightseeing tour and visiting the main sights, you will have enough free time to walk along the fortress wall, from where you can enjoy stunning views of the city and the islands, or sit quietly in one of the cozy cafes.

Europe’s last mystery

A bus trip to the most closed and mysterious country in Europe. Albania is an undiscovered pearl of European tourism, a country of long deserted beaches, ancient ancient settlements, noisy oriental bazaars, modern cities and archaic villages, where you can often meet residents dressed in national costumes. Multi-colored houses scattered along the country’s highways, among which you can find Catholic, Orthodox churches and mosques. All this gives the landscape a unique flavor.

Albanian cuisine, combining Balkan, Turkish and Mediterranean traditions, is unusually tasty and varied, and the people of the country are hardworking, kind and friendly.

During the trip you will find yourself in another world, colorful, original and unpredictable.