Explore Montenegro’s coast, uncover Kotor’s mysteries, visit Perast’s islands, and savor local cuisine on this private full-day tour.
- Perast - The exploring gets especially interesting, when we take a stop in the City of Perast, a city that is protected – considered as city-museum -, and decide to take a trip to two artificially created islands, the islands of St. Jurij and The lady od Škrpjel.
- Kotor - The Montenegro coast is full of tiny, colourful places, that tell a historic story. Among them is the City of Kotor, one of the most beautiful and the most mysterious. On the way to the City of Kotor, while driving along the coast, pieces of history gradually open and invite us to indulge ourselves into carefree exploring.
- Our Lady of the Rocks - We explore, breathe fresh sea air and visit the island of the Lady of Škrpjel (optional)
- Bay of Kotor - The beauties take over to such an extent that during the free time that follows, you will want to enjoy them again and again, all the way back to Dubrovnik. On return, we take a panoramic road over Boka Kotorska bay and return with a ferry boat to the other side of the bay, following by car/van through Herceg novi, border and through Dubrovnik riviera to Dubrovnik.
- Dubrovnik - Our final stop is your pickup location in Dubrovnik from which we have started.
- Convenient pick-up and drop-off within Dubrovnik City area
- Scenic van/car coast ride along Boka Kotorska to Kotor
- Return ferry ride included
- Gratuities
- Pickup outside City of Dubrovnik area, contact us for info
The coastline of Montenegro is speckled with small, vibrant sites, each narrating its own historic tale. Prominent among these is Kotor, a city that is renowned for its splendour and enigma. Journeying to Kotor, along the coastal route, we find ourselves unveiling fragments of history that beckon us to immerse ourselves in relaxed exploration. Our voyage becomes particularly captivating upon pausing at the city-museum of Perast, and venturing to the two man-made islands of St. Jurij and The Lady of Škrpjel. The combination of the petite city and the islands unfolds a timeline spanning from the Neolithic era to the Illyrians, the Venetian Republic, and even Napoleon. Venetian architecture dominates Kotor, nestled within a striking terrain, flanked by what are known as rias, or submerged canyons. And let’s not forget the incredible local food!
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
