Activities in Montenegro

Surrounded by beautiful mountains, the Bay of Kotor is home to numerous natural and historical treasures. Discover them on a private boat tour!. Bay of Kotor Private Boat Tour. When making your reservation, you'll have the choice of two different...

Discover the natural and historical treasures of the Bay of Kotor on this boat tour of the Blue Cave, the Church of Our Lady of the Rocks and Mamula Island. Blue Cave & Our Lady of the Rocks Boat Tour. After meeting at your selected time at Park...

Delve into the historic fishing village of Perast and visit the Church of Our Lady of the Rocks on this boat tour of the Bay of Kotor. Perast & Our Lady of the Rocks Boat Tour. At your selected time, we'll meet at the Port of Kotor, where our...

The spectacular canyon of the Tara River is an ideal place for adventure sports: discover its beautiful landscapes on this rafting and zip line trip!. Description. After meeting at 10:30 am in the car park of the Tara MB Motel near the iconic...

Spend an unforgettable day enjoying the spectacular natural landscapes of Montenegro with this Tara River Rafting Trip from Kotor. An unmissable experience on one of Europe's most impressive rivers!. Tara River Rafting. After meeting at 7 am in...

Discover one of the most visited places in Montenegro on this tour of the Ostrog Monastery from Podgorica. Ostrog Monastery Tour. On the day of your tour, you'll be picked up from your hotel in Podgorica for an hour-long bus journey to the Ostrog...

On this excursion to the Black Lake, Ostrog Monastery and Žabljak, we will explore significant landscapes and learn about the history and nature of northern Montenegro. Black Lake, Ostrog Monastery + Žabljak Tour. At the specified time, we will...

Discover the enchanting beauty of Montenegro on this tour of Virpazar, Kotor and Tivat from Podgorica. Montenegro Coastal Towns Tour. Your tour begins with hotel pickup in Podgorica at 9 am, departing the capital for the coast. After...

Medieval towns, the Adriatic coast, and legendary history... Discover some of Montenegro's most beautiful places on this tour of Budva, Njeguši & Cetinje. Don't miss out!. Budva, Njeguši & Cetinje Tour. We'll meet at your chosen meeting point to...

Make the most of your time in Podgorica exploring the beautiful Zeta Plain: discover Lake Skadar, travel back in time in Barutana and indulge in a tasting at a local winery. Zeta Plain Wine Tour. Having been picked up from your hotel at 10 am,...

This is a hiking tour that offers an excellent view of the Prokletije massif. Prokletije are the largest mountain massif of the Balkans. They belong to the mountain range of Dinarides and they are the southernmost, highest and most impressive part.

Start the adventure by driving to Virpazar (duration of the journey from 30 minutes to 2 hours, depending on the place or the city of departure).

Crmnica is the region in Montenegro, from ancient times known for its wine. In this area, next to the production of grapes and wine, locals also produce other healthy products – food and fruits and develop rural tourism.

The territory of today’s Montenegro has a large number of monasteries, churches and temples of various religious confessions. Montenegrins are very religious people, the majority of the population are members of the Orthodox religion.

The Blue Cave is the most interesting and beautiful natural attraction of this kind in the whole Mediterranean. It is located on the Luštica peninsula, between the Golden port cove and the Mokra Gora cape.

Budva dates back 3,450 years ago and is one of the oldest cities on the Adriatic Sea.

Start the day with a drive towards Herceg Novi (duration of the drive between 1 and 3 hours, depending on the place or the city of departure).

The first stop of the day is the Lipa Cave (duration of the drive between 45 min to 2 hours, depending on the place or city of departure).

Podgorica is the capital of Montenegro located in the center of this country, at the intersection of several important road directions that lead from the sea to the continental part of the country.

The tradition of wine production in Montenegro is nurtured for centuries. For centuries, wine was part of Montenegrin faith, culture, and customs, so not so rarely Montenegro is called “the land of wine”.