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Explore Montenegro, Albania, and Kosovo on a 5-day small group tour from Dubrovnik, visiting UNESCO sites, historic towns, and enjoying authentic local cuisine.
Discover the diverse landscapes and vibrant cultures of Montenegro, Albania, and Kosovo on a 5-day small group tour from Dubrovnik, operated by Co Adventures. Priced at $1,597 per person, this trip offers a well-rounded experience that includes visits to Kotor, Budva, Prizren, Kruja, Tirana, and Shkoder. The tour covers UNESCO World Heritage sites, historic castles, bustling neighborhoods, and an exclusive agro-tourism farm with a traditional lunch. The group stays in 3-star hotels and benefits from private transport and a professional tour leader.
This tour is perfect for those who want to explore the Balkans with a small group, enjoy comfortable accommodations, and experience local food and culture firsthand. However, it is not suitable for wheelchair users and requires comfortable shoes for walking. With an easy booking process that allows you to reserve and pay later, this trip offers flexibility and a chance to learn about the region’s authentic charm.


The tour starts with a pick-up in Dubrovnik, leading you to the Montenegrin coast. The first stop is Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its narrow streets and fortified walls that overlook the fjord-like bay. You’ll have time to wander through its charming historic core, soaking in views of the surrounding mountains. Next, the group visits Budva, known for its lively beaches and old town, offering a blend of history and seaside leisure.
The group then continues along the Montenegrin Riviera, soaking up coastal scenery and enjoying the relaxed atmosphere of these renowned destinations. The combination of cultural sights and scenic landscapes makes this part of the trip particularly engaging.
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One of the tour’s standout moments is a visit to the Mrizi i Zanave Agrotourism farm in Albania. Here, travelers enjoy a local, traditional lunch in a setting that highlights Albania’s rural charm. The farm is an important highlight for those interested in authentic regional cuisine and agro-tourism.
This stop does include an optional lunch, giving you the chance to indulge in home-cooked Albanian dishes. The farm visit offers a taste of local life outside the cities and a chance to appreciate the region’s agricultural traditions.

Next, the tour takes you to Prizren, Kosovo’s cultural capital. Known for its historic sites and lively atmosphere, Prizren is a highlight for history and culture enthusiasts. Here, the group explores mosques, churches, and Ottoman-era architecture, gaining insight into Kosovo’s diverse influences.
You have free time in Prizren to wander through its old town, browse local shops, or simply enjoy the scenic river views. The town’s vibrant streets and historic ambiance create a memorable stop on the itinerary.

The next day features a visit to Kruja, known for its medieval old bazaar and castle. The fortress offers impressive views of the surrounding mountains and hosts a museum dedicated to Albanian national hero Skanderbeg. The old bazaar presents an opportunity to browse handmade crafts and souvenirs.
Following Kruja, the tour heads into Tirana, Albania’s bustling capital. The Blloku neighborhood is a key highlight, offering a lively atmosphere with cafes, shops, and street art. The group enjoys a local food tour in Tirana, sampling regional dishes and experiencing the city’s modern vibrancy.
More Great Tours NearbyOn the final day, the tour visits Shkoder, a city known for its Rozafa Castle. The castle provides panoramic views of the city and the nearby lake, and its legend adds to the site’s allure. Walking tours in Shkoder introduce visitors to its historic streets and cultural sites.
The day concludes with a transit back to Dubrovnik, with plenty of time to reflect on the trip’s diverse landscapes, historic towns, and authentic food experiences.

This small group tour includes all accommodations in 3-star hotels with breakfasts, making mornings convenient for a fresh start. Private transport ensures comfort and flexibility between stops, while entry tickets to all visited sites are covered, streamlining the experience.
Group size is kept small, led by a professional tour leader, ensuring a personalized and engaging experience. The tour is suitable for travelers comfortable with walking and who have comfortable shoes, but it is not accessible for wheelchair users.

The tour emphasizes local cuisine and agro-tourism, with a highlight being the lunch at the Mrizi i Zanave farm. The inclusion of a food tour in Tirana allows travelers to sample regional dishes and tapas-like offerings. While lunches, dinners, drinks, and snacks are not included in the price, the food experiences are a significant part of the trip’s appeal.

Booking is flexible, with an option to reserve now and pay later, which is ideal for travelers wanting to keep their options open. The tour must be canceled at least 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Travelers should bring a passport or ID card and comfortable shoes for walking. Smoking is not allowed during the tour. While tips are not mandatory in the Balkans, it is customary to tip the tour leader and driver for good service.
This tour offers a compact and well-structured itinerary that balances cultural sites, scenic drives, and authentic food experiences. It suits those interested in history, local cuisine, and regional culture without the hassle of organizing logistics themselves.
The inclusion of UNESCO sites, medieval castles, lively neighborhoods, and rural farms makes this trip a rich introduction to the Balkans’ diversity. The small group size and professional guide ensure a friendly, personalized atmosphere.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts 5 days, with daily travel and sightseeing.
What is the price per person?
The cost is $1,597, covering accommodations, private transport, and entry tickets.
Are meals included?
No, lunches, dinners, drinks, and snacks are not included, but the tour features a traditional Albanian lunch at Mrizi i Zanave and a food tour in Tirana.
Is the tour suitable for children or wheelchair users?
The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users and is geared toward travelers comfortable with walking in urban and rural settings.
What should I bring?
Travelers should bring a passport or ID card and comfortable shoes for walking.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, cancellation is possible up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is there a guide on the tour?
Yes, a professional tour leader accompanies the group throughout.
What languages are spoken?
The tour is conducted in English.
Are there any additional costs?
Only optional expenses such as meals not included in the package or personal purchases.
What are the logistics for pickup and drop-off?
The tour includes hotel pickup in Dubrovnik and drop-off at the same location at the end of the trip.
This tour from Co Adventures provides a balanced glimpse into the historic cities, scenic coastlines, and authentic rural life of Montenegro, Albania, and Kosovo. It offers a practical, engaging way to experience this vibrant corner of Europe, especially for those who value small-group travel and cultural depth.
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