• Kotor Serpentine - The journey begins in Kotor, ascending the historic road from the era of the Kingdom of Montenegro. This adventurous route, known as the ‘serpentine road’, features 25 switchbacks and offers breathtaking views of the Bay of Kotor. The drive to Njegusi takes about an hour. Along the way, from Kotor to Trojica, there’s an M-shaped bend. Legend has it that young engineer Josip Slade-Šilović, tasked with designing a modern road from Kotor to Cetinje after the 1878 Berlin Congress, secretly expressed his love for Montenegrin princess Milena with this design. Montenegrin writer Jovan J. Martinović humorously noted that if he had loved Princess Olga, the journey might have been even more complex.
• Njegusi - After a photo stop, the tour continues to Njegusi, a quintessential Montenegrin mountain village. Here, visitors can savor renowned traditional products like smoked ham and cheese, gaining insight into why these delicacies are famous worldwide. This part of the Montenegro tour reveals how the Montenegrin spirit, culture, and identity have endured through the region’s turbulent history.
• Cetinje - A half-hour drive brings us to Cetinje, the capital of Montenegro. In the city center, visitors can explore the legacy of the Petrović dynasty, which ruled for over 200 years. Highlights include Biljarda, the residence of bishop, writer, and philosopher Peter II Petrović Njegoš, King Nikola’s Palace, and the Cetinje Monastery. A visit to King Nikola’s Palace offers insights into the Petrović royal family’s life. Free time allows for enjoying Cetinje’s peaceful atmosphere, exploring former embassies, or relaxing in a café.
• Budva - The tour proceeds with an hour-long drive to Budva, offering panoramic views. A photo stop at Vidikovac of Budva provides a stunning view of the city. Budva, the tourism capital of Montenegro, is the country’s most popular tourist destination, known for its excellent beaches and charming walled city center. The old city center, located on a small peninsula, features narrow, winding streets with historic buildings, churches, and squares. Notable monuments include the 7th-century Church of Saint John, the 8th-century Saint Mary of Punt, and the 12th-century Church of Saint Sava. The medieval city fortress, the Citadel, holds many stories.
• Kotor - After an exciting hour, the tour returns to Kotor. Nestled in the Mediterranean’s most beautiful bay, Kotor’s impressive medieval Old Town earned it a place on UNESCO’s World Heritage list. The 4.5 km wall that once protected the city now challenges visitors to reach the fortress of San Giovanni. Entering the Old Town through the Sea Gate, a clock welcomes visitors to explore the charming streets and squares. The palaces of noble families reflect Venetian culture and architecture. The Cathedral of St. Tripun, Kotor’s patron, stands prominently. After a guided tour of Kotor’s Old Town, there’s ample time to stroll around and enjoy a coffee in the main square.

• Private transportation
• English or Russian speaking driver/guide
• Snacks
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Entrance fees (museums ) (5 Euros)
• Tour Guide Tip

Simply bring along a smile and some positive energy — everything else is taken care of. The journey begins with a convenient pick-up from your preferred location.

The tour kicks off with a picturesque photo opportunity overlooking the stunning Bay of Kotor, ensuring you capture the perfect moment. As you traverse the adventurous mountain roads, a visit to Njeguši awaits, where you can immerse yourself in authentic Montenegrin culture and savor traditional local delicacies.

In Cetinje, delve into the rich history of the country, while the enchanting Old Towns of Budva and Kotor will mesmerize you with their timeless charm.

With the guidance of our experienced team, you won’t just visit Montenegro — you’ll truly experience it.

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