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Experience a private downhill biking adventure from Njegusi to Kotor with stunning scenery, local stops, and optional zipline for an unforgettable day in Montenegro.

This bike tour offers a thrilling private ride that mostly takes place downhill, covering roughly 22 km through Montenegro’s scenic countryside. Priced at $120.37 per person, the tour lasts approximately 3 to 4 hours, making it an ideal option for those seeking a combination of adventure and cultural insight.
Starting from Kotor, the tour begins at an easily accessible spot near the Kotor City Walls, ensuring a smooth start. The durable bicycle, helmet, snacks, water, and coffee/tea are all provided, so participants only need to bring their enthusiasm and a readiness to enjoy spectacular views. The tour is especially suitable for those comfortable with biking, but it also welcomes newcomers, as the ride is designed to be mostly downhill and manageable at a relaxed pace.
While the experience promises stunning scenery and cultural stops, a notable highlight is the option to try ziplining at Njegusi for an adrenaline boost—additional cost applies. The tour’s flexibility, personalized attention, and focus on scenery and local culture make it a standout choice for those seeking a memorable Montenegro adventure.
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The tour begins at a conveniently located meeting point near the Kotor City Walls, making it simple to join without complicated logistics. The start time is flexible between 8:00 AM and 3:00 PM, aligning with daily schedules. The air-conditioned vehicle transports you to the starting location and back at the end of the ride, ensuring comfort throughout the day.
This accessible location is near public transportation options, which adds to the ease of planning your day. The beginning of the ride sets the tone for a relaxed yet exciting exploration of Montenegro’s countryside, with all details managed for a seamless experience.

Your first stop is Njegusi, the birthplace of Njegos II, a significant figure in Montenegrin history. Here, the tour includes a visit to a local village where traditional ham production takes place, offering a glimpse into the area’s culinary traditions. This stop is free of charge and lasts about 15 minutes, making it a quick but meaningful cultural moment.
This part of the tour provides an authentic look at local life, with the opportunity to learn about traditional Montenegrin ham and the village atmosphere. It also serves as a scenic photo opportunity, with natural landscapes framing the historical site.

For those craving a burst of adrenaline, the zipline at Njegusi offers an exciting addition. This 15-minute activity costs €10 per person and is not included in the base price. The zipline is positioned as a short but fun experience, with Ivana, the guide, encouraging participation and supporting those pushing beyond their comfort zone.
While optional, the zipline provides a lively contrast to the relaxed bike ride, adding a memorable thrill to the day. It’s a popular choice among those seeking more adventure, and the scenic backdrop makes the experience even more special.

A 30-minute stop at Horizont Bar is included in the itinerary. Here, participants can enjoy coffee or drinks upon request, offering a perfect moment to relax, take in the views, and chat about the ride so far. The bar’s location provides a scenic outlook, making it an ideal spot for a quick refresh before continuing.
This stop allows for a casual break, whether for a caffeine boost or a cold drink, and helps balance active cycling with restful moments amid Montenegro’s natural beauty.

The core of this tour is the 900-meter descent, featuring switchbacks, panoramic views, and plenty of spots to stop for photos. Guides lead the group at a comfortable pace, ensuring everyone can appreciate the scenery without feeling rushed.
The ride is designed to be accessible, even for those not familiar with biking, but the 22 km downhill may influence less experienced cyclists to consider their comfort level. Throughout the ride, guides highlight points of interest and ensure safety, making it suitable for most participants.

The guides are known for their friendly, knowledgeable demeanor. Ivana, in particular, is appreciated for her ability to explain local culture and history, making stops more meaningful. She also has a background in mountain rescue and extreme sports, which reassures participants during the more adventurous parts of the tour, such as the descent and zipline.
Guests mention how guides encourage participation and create a positive, relaxed atmosphere. Their care and attention contribute significantly to making the experience enjoyable and safe for everyone.

One of the tour’s strengths is the ability to go at your own pace. Whether stopping frequently for photos or riding steadily through the countryside, participants can tailor the experience to their comfort. The private nature of the tour ensures personalized attention, with no large groups to contend with.
This flexibility makes it suitable for a range of skill levels and interests, whether you want a leisurely ride or a more energetic adventure exploring the lush Montenegrin landscape.
The tour operates year-round, with availability from June 30, 2019, through June 16, 2026. It runs daily from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Because the experience is weather-dependent, poor weather may lead to cancellations or rescheduling, with full refunds offered if canceled due to weather.
Cancellation is free if made at least 24 hours in advance, giving flexibility in planning your Montenegro itinerary.
This bike tour is ideal for adventure seekers who enjoy a mix of cultural stops and outdoor activity. It suits those comfortable with biking, especially since the ride involves a significant downhill section. Travelers interested in local history, scenic photography, and optional ziplining will find the experience particularly rewarding.
Because of the relaxed pace and personalized approach, it’s also accessible to those new to cycling, provided they’re comfortable with the downhill terrain. The tour’s focus on scenery, culture, and fun makes it a well-rounded Montenegro experience.
This private downhill bike tour from Njegusi to Kotor delivers stunning views, cultural insights, and optional adrenaline. The 22 km descent is both manageable and exhilarating, with photo stops and local cultural visits enriching the experience.
Guides like Ivana make the day engaging and safe, while the included refreshments and flexible pacing ensure comfort. The zipline adds a dash of excitement for thrill-seekers, making this tour suitable for a broad range of participants.
While the physical activity involved may be a consideration for some, the overall experience offers a fantastic way to see Montenegro from a new perspective—on two wheels, surrounded by nature and history.
“We had so much fun our tour with Ivana and her husband. We started at the zip line which we both used and whilst it was short, it was fun (Ivana en…”
Is this bike tour suitable for beginners?
Yes, the tour is designed with a mostly downhill, manageable route, and guides ensure a relaxed pace. However, familiarity with biking helps, especially for the descent.
What is included in the price?
The bike, helmet, snacks, water, and coffee/tea are included. The zipline at Njegusi costs €10 and is optional.
Where does the tour start and end?
The tour begins and ends near Kotor City Walls, with the pick-up point being easy to access.
How long does the tour last?
The entire experience lasts approximately 3 to 4 hours, depending on the pace and stops.
Can I cancel if the weather is bad?
Yes, cancellations due to bad weather are accepted, with a full refund if canceled more than 24 hours in advance.
Is transportation provided?
Yes, an air-conditioned vehicle transports participants from the meeting point to the start and back after the ride.
Are there any age restrictions?
Most travelers can participate, but those concerned about the physical effort should consider their comfort with downhill cycling.
Can I extend the zipline experience?
The zipline is a 15-minute activity at €10 and cannot be extended through the tour provider.
What makes this tour stand out?
The personalized approach, spectacular views, and cultural stops like Njegusi village make this a memorable Montenegro biking adventure.
How far in advance should I book?
On average, this tour is booked 41 days in advance, so early reservation is recommended to secure your preferred date.