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Discover Montenegro from Dubrovnik on a private 9-hour tour with expert guides, visits to Kotor, Perast, Budva, and flexible, customizable stops.

This private Montenegro tour from Dubrovnik offers a personalized journey through one of the Balkans’ most captivating regions. Priced at $666.08 per group (up to 3 people), it spans approximately 9 hours and includes hotel pickup and drop-off, making it a convenient and intimate experience. The tour is highly rated, with a perfect 5.0 out of 5 from 190 reviews, and 99% of participants recommend it.
Travelers appreciate the flexibility to customize the itinerary, visiting highlights such as the Bay of Kotor, Risan, Perast, the UNESCO-listed Kotor Old Town, and Budva. The tour features round-trip transportation by air-conditioned minivan, guided by knowledgeable drivers who are eager to share insights about Montenegro’s history and culture. With small group size and private transport, it suits those wanting an in-depth, relaxed day exploring Montenegro’s top sights.
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The tour begins with a hotel pickup in Dubrovnik, where a private driver-guide welcomes your group. The drive takes you through the Konavle region of Croatia, offering a scenic introduction to the landscape. Along the way, there are opportunities for photo stops to capture memorable views.
Once crossing into Montenegro, the journey continues across Kotor Bay, with optional stops en route. Travelers value the comfortable, air-conditioned minivan that ensures a smooth ride throughout the approximately 9-hour experience. The round-trip transportation ensures a hassle-free trip, removing the need to worry about customs or driving.

One of the first stops in Montenegro is Risan, famous for its Roman mosaics. Here, visitors can see ancient relics that showcase the region’s historical significance. The Roman artifacts provide a tangible connection to the area’s past, and guides offer insights into the historical context.
This stop is particularly appreciated for its peaceful ambiance and the chance to view well-preserved archaeological remains. The visit is typically brief but enriching, giving a glimpse into Montenegro’s antiquity without overwhelming the day’s schedule.

Next, the tour visits Perast, a charming coastal town known for its two islands—Our Lady of the Rocks and St. George. Travelers often choose to visit Our Lady of the Rocks, where a small boat ride leads to the island’s picturesque church and museum.
Perast is celebrated for its historic architecture and stunning seafront views. The optional visit to the church offers insight into local religious traditions and history. The stop provides ample opportunities for photos and leisurely exploration, making it a favorite among visitors for its tranquil beauty.

The tour’s highlight is the Old Town of Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage site surrounded by formidable city walls. The guide leads your group through narrow cobbled streets, pointing out notable sites like the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon and historical landmarks.
Visitors are free to wander at their own pace or opt for an optional lunch at a local restaurant. The city walls offer panoramic views of the bay, and the architecture reflects a blend of Venetian, Byzantine, and Ottoman influences. The city’s historic charm and scenic setting make it a must-see destination on this tour.

After Kotor, the journey continues to Budva, known for its medieval Old Town and lively atmosphere. The walled city features narrow alleys, historic churches, and coastal views. Travelers can explore independent of the guide or join an optional walking tour.
Budva’s seaside location and vibrant streets make it a popular stop. The tour offers flexibility to spend extra time here, depending on your interests. Some choose to relax with a coffee or explore local shops, appreciating the lively yet historic ambiance.

A distinctive feature of this tour is ferry transportation across Kotor Bay on the way back to Dubrovnik. The ferry ride offers breathtaking views of the bay’s rugged coastline and emerald waters.
Travelers often mention how this ferry crossing adds a special touch to the day, providing a different perspective of the region’s natural beauty. The ferry schedule is flexible, and the crossing is generally quick, contributing to a seamless return journey.

The private nature of this tour allows for customization based on your preferences and time. The guide can suggest additional places to visit in Croatia or Montenegro, such as Sveti Stefan or St. Sava Church, if time permits.
Guests note that traffic delays can affect the schedule, especially around Budva, but the guides are skilled at adjusting plans to maximize your experience. This flexibility is a key strength, enabling a personalized day focused on your interests.
The $666.08 price covers up to three people, including all taxes and fees. The tour is accessible for most travelers, with a current valid passport required for border crossing. Most travelers find the pace comfortable and the guides friendly and knowledgeable.
The tour has earned a perfect 5.0 rating from 190 reviews, with many guests praising specific guides like Igor, Marijan, and Boris. They are noted for prompt service, wealth of knowledge, and friendly personalities.
This private Montenegro tour is ideal for travelers seeking an intimate, flexible, and informative day trip from Dubrovnik. It works well for those interested in history, scenic views, and cultural exploration without the constraints of large group tours.
Keep in mind that lunch is not included, so plan accordingly if you want a sit-down meal. Also, traffic delays can extend travel times, particularly around Budva. The flexible itinerary allows for some extra stops or customization based on your preferences.
Is this tour suitable for children?
Yes, most travelers can participate, and guides are often flexible with stops to accommodate families.
What is included in the price?
The price covers driver/guide service, private tour, hotel pickup and drop-off, transport by air-conditioned minivan, and all taxes and fees.
Are meals included?
No, lunch and food/drinks are not included, giving you the freedom to choose where to eat.
How long is the ferry crossing?
The ferry across Kotor Bay is a quick ride that provides scenic views, adding a memorable element to the day.
Can I visit Sveti Stefan or other sites not listed?
Yes, the guide can suggest additional places based on your interests, depending on available time.
Is there a limit on group size?
Yes, the tour is for groups up to 3 people, ensuring a private experience.
What should I bring for the tour?
Bring a valid passport, comfortable shoes, and any personal items needed for a full day of exploration.
What is the cancellation policy?
You can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
Is this tour available year-round?
The data does not specify seasonal restrictions, but most tours are flexible outside peak seasons.
How do I book this tour?
You can reserve through the provided platform, selecting the date that suits your travel schedule.
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The Montenegro private tour from Dubrovnik offers an engaging way to see Montenegro’s key sights with the comfort of private transport and the expertise of knowledgeable guides. It balances scenic drives, cultural stops, and free time effectively, making it a strong choice for anyone wanting to explore beyond Dubrovnik without the hassle of independent travel.
The flexibility, personalized service, and high reviews make this tour stand out. Whether you’re drawn by the historic sites, stunning bay views, or charming coastal towns, this experience delivers a well-rounded taste of Montenegro’s beauty and history.