Flights: On request
Arrival Airport: Tivat, Podgorica, Dubrovnik

Included in the price
Transfers, guide, entrances
Hotel on the Montenegrin coast: 4 nights
Hotel in Dubrovnik: 3 nights
Single use: on request
Service: Half Board
Local cuisine: according to the program
Tastings: wines, oysters

Visits: according to the program
Old Towns: Kotor, Budva, Cetinje, Dubrovnik
Discoveries: Porto Montenegro, Oysters farm
Heritage: Mausoleum on Lovćen, Ston walls
Boat trip: Skadar lake, Elafiti archipelago
By boat: Our Lady of Rocks, Oysters farm
Wine roads: Skadar lake, Pelješac peninsula

On request:
Lunch: Cetinje, Dubrovnik

Day 1. Arrival: Montenegro coast
Transfer: Airport - Hotel
Hotel & Dinner: Montenegrin coast

Day 2. The Bay of Kotor
One of Montenegro’s famous landmarks is the Kotor bay, which is more than 20 km in length. It is the largest Adriatic bay between Montenegro and Croatia. The Bay of Kotor is sometimes called Europe’s southernmost fjord.

Our Lady of the Rocks
Transfer by boat: We will take you to an island in the middle of the bay, with the Church of Our Lady of the Rocks. This island was made by local sailors in the 15th century, who wanted to build a church in honour of the Virgin Mary.
Visit: the church and its small museum

Perast Town: The oldest town of all towns in the Bay of Kotor and also has the most beautiful Baroque buildings in the region.
Lunch: Monastery of St. Anthony

Kotor town
Founded during the Roman empire, the town was part of the Venice in the Middle Ages, and this Venetian influence is visible in its architecture. The town is surrounded by an impressive medieval wall that rises to the fortress of St. John. As we enter the old town, we will see the Tower, several palaces, the Cathedral of St. Trifon and the Orthodox Churches of St. Luke and St. Nicholas.

Porto Montenegro
Luxury in a beautiful Mediterranean style, today it is one of the most prestigious marinas on the Adriatic Sea.

Hotel & Dinner: Montenegrin coast

Hotel 4*: Montenegro
CLICK: Hotels, according to availability

On request: Hotels TAILOR-MADE

Day 3. Cetinje, the old capital

Cetinje town
Cetinje is a historical Royal Capital of Montenegro. The town is located on a small karst plain surrounded by limestone mountains, including Mt. Lovćen, the Black Mountain from which Montenegro gets its name. We will see old buildings and palaces which are today museums, libraries and art galleries today.
Lunch: local cuisine

Mausoleum of Petar II Petrović-Njegoš
Lovćen is a mountain and national park in southwestern Montenegro. Mountain rises from the sea closing the bays of Boka Kotorska. Besides natural beauties, the national park was established to protect the rich historical, cultural and architectural heritage of the area. We will visit the mausoleum of Peter II Petrović, the national poet and founder of Montenegro. He is buried in a sarcophagus with view on the Kotor Bay.

Budva town
Because of sandy beaches in and around Budva, as well as its vast cultural heritage and architecture, the city is turning into the most attractive tourist destination in Montenegro. This historic area contains a fortress with view on the sea, as well as various religious monuments, such as the church of Santa Maria in Punta.

Hotel & Dinner: Montenegrin coast

Day 4. NP Skadar Lake

Boat excursion: Skadar Lake
Skadar Lake is the largest lake on the Balkan Peninsula. The river Bojana creates a connection between Lake and the Adriatic Sea. This lake is the largest bird habitat in Europe. Surrounded by bays, capes and peninsulas, the lake also has a rich history and culture, evidenced by many archaeological sites, churches and monasteries.
Lunch: local cuisine

Wine route
We travel a unique wine route through beautiful Skadar landscapes, quiet villages and interesting historical locations. This allows us to learn about the history of the region and the traditional landscape.
Wine and local products tasting

Hotel & Dinner: Montenegrin coast

Day 5. Dubrovnik: Guided tour
By far the best way to experience the vast and historical heritage of Dubrovnik is to traverse its streets and visit its monuments, over the famous Stradun, and 2km long City walls, churches, Museum of Franciscan Monastery, Dominican Monastery, the Cathedral treasury, the Rectors Palace, Maritime Museum, Rupe Ethnographic Museum, Dubrovnik Synagogue and various places whose significance all adds up to the glory of Dubrovnik.
City Guide & Free afternoon

Hotel & Dinner: Dubrovnik

Day 6. Ston: Oysters farm & Wine route
10:00 Transfer: Ston, Pelješac peninsula

By boat: Oysters production
Visit the oysters production in Mali Ston Bay, which due to the hundred years of tradition and excellent circulation of seawater, have a unique taste.
Oysters tasting
Lunch: seafood

Ston: Medieval town, Walls & Saltworks
From Ston to Mali Ston was built the longest medieval wall in Europe which was protecting the salt production in Ston.

Wine route: Pelješac peninsula
We travel a unique wine route through beautiful Pelješac peninsula, quiet villages and interesting historical locations. This allows us to learn about the history of the region and the traditional landscapes.
Wine & Tasting

Hotel & Dinner: Dubrovnik

Hotel 4*: Dubrovnik
CLICK: Hotels, according to availability

On request: Hotels TAILOR-MADE

Day 7. Boat trip: Elaphite archipelago
The Elaphiti Islands is a small archipelago consisting of several islands stretching northwest of Dubrovnik. Centuries, old woods of pine and carob, olive groves and gardens filled with oranges and lemons, as with the beautiful beaches, early medieval churches and numerous summer residences of the plebeians of the Dubrovnik Republic times. This experience offers the best of natural beauty, vast seas and cultural & historical sights to enchant anyone visiting.
Grill: fish, meat, vegetables

Hotel & Dinner: Dubrovnik

Day 8. Return
Transfer: Hotel - Airport