Canyon Montenegro - We went with Gardasevic and have to say the whole day was wonderful, guide was extremely informative driver was really good, good valve for what we see would recommend.

Budva Day Trip - An excellent tour covering many highlights of Montenegro. Our guide Lilliana was brilliant, we gleaned so much information and knowledge from her about Montego, its people and history. In spite of it being a long day, we learnt so much from and our guide was fantastic.

A very nice trip to the beautiful nature - It was very nice. The tourist guide was very informative and friendly. Like the bus driver. A very nice trip to the beautiful nature. Big thanks to them.

Durmitor Park Tour - The tour has been very good, the guide, Viviana has been amazing, lots of information about the points travelled and Montenegro in general. I recommend the Park, the tour. It's very worth it.

Great Tour for Active Travelers - This was a full, active day — perfect if you like to see and do a lot while traveling. The tour was fast-paced and well-organized, with just enough time at each stop to enjoy the sights and take great photos. I loved how much we fit into one day without feeling rushed. If you enjoy nature, mountains, and staying on the move, this tour is a great way to experience Montenegro’s highlights!

Excursion in which you see 2/3 of Montenegro. - A very nice trip. Good for everyone to handle. Duration approx. 13 hours. Yes, very long, but with that you can see about 2/3 of Montenegro. Great travel guide. Be sure to take water bottles with you!! Stops are sufficient and you always get out of the bus. Highly recommended. Lots of nature (meant positively). Almost all the highlights of Montenegro are visited.

Ok tour but I wouldn’t repeat - The tour was good and they brought us to beautiful places but it’s a LOT of driving for one day, especially if u come from Kotor. Also it felt very rushed cos they are trying to fit so much in one day. If you come from Podgorica it’s ok. Also it kind of felt like it was mainly a Russian tour they just sell it on Viator to fill up the spaces so just a heads up. Better if you stay in Durmitor NP to be able to spend more time there and do hiking.

A costly excursion - be aware. - We do a tour or excursion of some sort in every country we visit and by far this was the most disappointing one. We were met in Kotor by a driver (car) not a bus as we had been expecting. No communication to make us aware that this would be happening. At 6.30am myself and my partner then embarked on a horrible car ride with a driver that was constantly scrolling on his phone (something I’m not personally comfortable with). We finally met the bus and from then on another reviewer below sums it up perfectly. Expensive food that appears to be an organised deal with the company (order separately at the restaurant to the set offers - that’s what a couple did on ours and we wished we had) and rushed visits to each place. We paid €50+ each for the trip and then it was another €30+ each just to eat and experience the day. You are also clock watching all the time because of the threat of being left behind. Not fun. The views are simply sensational and it would have been nice to be able to relax and enjoy them. The two main positives from the day - the GORGEOUS views at the National park (simply stunning) and we rescued the injured little dog that we met at the service station/best dessert place ever (it is not) on the way home from our day trip. She is moving over to live with us in the coming months - we can’t wait. So we gained her out of the day.

We really regretted going. - The views are amazing. But everything about the tour organisation was terrible. So poorly managed and they do not care about your comfort or enjoyment. It’s a 13 hour journey, but ended up longer. We left before 7am and got back past 9pm. The promises of breakfast, lunch and dinner are hollow, all of the stops you make on the way are designed to benefit locals’ friends e.g. their souvenir shops, seriously expensive prices for basic goods, the restaurant. On the way you past by busy towns with supermarkets, cafes, bakeries, but instead you will stop at a desolate restaurant that doesn’t serve any food or snacks. The man told us there was no food, but one minute later came past with a freshly made omelette for the tour guide/driver. We were so hungry the whole time, nothing was open before 7am to prepare a breakfast ourselves. The lunch restaurant is really really overpriced, you are forced to stop there. I asked in advance if there was any other place for snacks on the way and the tour guide said no, but straight after lunch we were brought into an area with so many fast food and snack options for much cheaper. The whole tour feels designed for ripping you off, not a genuine experience of the country, cuisine, etc. the toilets on the way were all seriously filthy, with no toilet paper, a whole bus full of us, and 13+ hours. The amazing nature is really hindered by this journey and treatment, they have their priorities all wrong. The black lake is stunning, but you are only in reality given 30 minutes to see it. It was the tour I was most excited for, but turned out to be the biggest regret of the trip, a whole day unpleasant. Ultimate the nature is amazing but this tour is not the way to see it.

Avoid this company at all costs - We initially booked a separate tour with a different company before coming on holiday, however it got cancelled due to them not being able to get enough people to go, they kept us up to date so fine, whatever. We then found that most tour companies weren't offering this tour due to the season being over. Therefore, we went a walk and saw the tourist shop, in Old Town Budva. We spoke with a lovely lady who explained everything in detail. She advised it would be a long day, a 06.40 start and around 19.00 finish, but we would see 80% of Montenegro. We would see the Black Lake, the Tara Bridge and a monastery. At the monastery, there was also a "very beautiful waterfall" to see and it's all a must. My partner and I often travel and always do at least one excursion to see the country we're visiting. A waterfall is one of our favourites, so that closed the deal for us. We arrived at the bus stop at around 06.30, which was about a 4 minute walk from our hotel. The bus promptly arrived, we showed our tickets and got on. Within about 5 minutes on the bus, the tour guide said "make sure you are not cheap and tip us well". A few things he said came across very rude, however we both believed it was a translation issue, so brushed it off. We stopped at the top of Budva for a photo opportunity, then headed to a cafe for breakfast. We were given around 15 minutes here, to order, wait for food, eat, pay the bill and get back on, so we both missed breakfast as by the time we went to the toilet & had a drink, our time was up and we got back on the bus. We then headed to the Black Lake and the tour guide walked us for around 20 minutes. He explained that we need to keep an eye on this turning when we were walking back, and if we missed it, the bus would leave without us & they wouldn't find us. He said a few rude things here, like "if you miss it you're stupid" and "if you miss the bus, fine, you pay a few hundred euros to get you back to Budva". The tour guide then paid for our entry tickets with the money we had given him on the bus. We paid €6 each, as requested by him, but the entry fee was €5 for all day. It's only €2 (2 of us) but after paying for the excursion, then paying entry on top, I'm not sure why we were overcharged? Before he bought our tickets, a family who were with us was at the back of the group. He shouted at them "You look like you're 45 years old, but you're walking like you're 75! Act your age". This seemed very uncalled for and nasty. It also didn't feel like it was a joke, given the tone he said it in. We had 20 minutes around the Black Lake, but we were constantly clock watching and was worried we wouldn't be back in time. After this, we headed to Tara Bridge. We again got around 20 minutes here, and I preferred this as I could see the bus, and the views were incredible. We left the bridge and we headed to dinner. The tour guide asked if we wanted chicken, pork, fish or vegan. We arrived and was seated in a lovely restaurant, with great views. Our food came out, and having not eaten all day, I can't describe the disappointment when I saw 2 pieces of grilled chicken and 1 boiled potato cut into quarters on the plate. We couldn't order anything else as the guide said we didn't have time. While eating, a paying guest like ourselves on another table had an issue with his food and was talking to the guide. The guide screamed "shut the **** up" repeatedly, then got off his chair, approached him and was standing very closely, still screaming at him to shut the **** up. I have never witnessed anything like this on any tour, holiday, or just anywhere before. It was shocking. The couple on our table was ready to get up, as he believed in that moment that it was going to get physical between the tour guide and the guest. The guest was saying "sorry, I'm sorry" but the tour guide would not stop shouting and swearing. He then returned to his seat where he was insulting the man he had shouted at to all of the other paying guests. It's the most uncomfortable dinner I've ever experienced. The bill then came for €38 for our food. We were not happy. We left here, and he said the next stop was the "best dessert place in Montenegro". After missing breakfast and having an awful dinner, I was very excited to hear this. We arrived about an hour and a half later, and honestly at this point, if it was a petrol station services I would have been overjoyed. We got to a cafe that served hot & cold drinks, however there was no dessert. There was one slice of cake left which someone in the queue had, so there was literally nothing. One coke cost €4, the highest price we've paid in Montenegro so far. We then headed back, and the tour guide said we may see a lake, but we might not because it may be dark when we get there. We did arrive when it was still light enough to see, he told us we had 5 minutes. After getting off the bus, he started whistling us all and shouting at us to get on the bus. I don't even have a picture of this lake due to getting off, turning around and getting on the bus again. I feel this tour company have deals with the food venues you stop at, as when you arrive, the tour guide immediately gets out and goes for a smoke with the staff in the shops, and everything is so over priced. We then arrived home and got off the bus. The tour guide then started whistling at us and shouting us, we are assuming this was for a tip as for the first time ever, we didn't leave one but we chose to ignore and keep walking. We have both never felt more deflated after this tour. We didn't see the monastery or the waterfall, which was the selling point to us. We messaged the company on WhatsApp (they sent us our tickets via WhatsApp so we had her number) and explained what had happened, in detail. This message was read and ignored. We returned to the shop today and verbally communicated everything. Initially she laughed in our faces, and said she didn't believe it. After spending maybe half an hour there, we eventually got a refund of €50. She did apologise and did try and rectify it as much as she could. I would 100% recommend not to do this trip with this company. This excursion has a lot of potential and is beautiful, however the company comes across as cowboys. After our experience, we have read some reviews and they are similar. Lesson learned, always do your research beforehand!!