• Kotor City Walls - Embark on a downhill hiking tour above Kotor Bay, starting from Krstac Pass and leading to the Old Town. This trail, dating back to Roman times, was once a caravan route to the villages beyond the hills. Locals fondly refer to it as the “path to the sky.”

The tour begins with a car transfer from Kotor City to Krstac Pass. This scenic drive covers approximately 20 kilometers and features 25 curves, following the historic Austrian road that once connected Kotor with the rest of Montenegro.

After a 40-minute drive, the adventure begins. For thrill-seekers, a zipline experience is available for 10 EUR per person. The hike starts down the old serpentine path, with the first kilometer winding through a refreshing forest, while the remainder of the trail offers breathtaking panoramic views. After 1.5 hours, the journey reaches the local village of Spiljari, where visitors can meet the last family residing there and sample local products such as ham, cheese, juice, or beer. Following a break, the tour continues to the Kotor Fortress, constructed between the 9th and 19th centuries and now a UNESCO World Heritage site. From the top of the castle, enjoy a stunning view of Kotor Town. After a brief pause, the tour proceeds downstairs to the Old Town of Kotor, where it concludes.

• Admission to San Giovanni castle
• Professional tour guide
• Tasting of local products including rakia, cheese, ham, and juice
• Complimentary bottled water
• Snacks provided
• Transport with air conditioning

• Zip line Njegusi is optional and it is 15 euro per person.

The tour begins in Kotor city with a car transfer to the Krstac pass. This 20-kilometer route, featuring 25 curves, was once an old Austrian road connecting Kotor to the rest of Montenegro. After a 40-minute drive, you’ll reach the starting point. For those seeking an adrenaline rush, there’s an option to try ziplining for 15 EUR per person. The hike starts down an old serpentine path, with the first kilometer winding through a refreshing forest. The remainder of the trail is open, offering spectacular panoramic views. After about 1.5 hours, you’ll arrive at the local village of Spiljari, where you can visit the last remaining family and sample local products like ham, cheese, juice, or beer. Following a break, you’ll enter the Kotor fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage site built between the 9th and 19th centuries. From the top of the fortress, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of Kotor city. After a brief rest, you’ll descend to the Old Town of Kotor, where the tour concludes.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.