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Discover Montenegro’s Old Town Bar, ancient olive trees, and local olive oil with this 6-hour cultural and culinary tour from Podgorica, Budva, or Bar.

This 6-hour tour from Podgorica, Budva, or Bar offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and local flavors. It features a visit to Old Town Bar, a walk through olive groves, and an olive oil tasting at the Olive Villa. A licensed guide, transportation, and entrance fees are included, making it a seamless experience for those interested in authentic Montenegrin traditions.
What sets this excursion apart is its focus on Montenegro’s ancient olive cultivation and historic architecture. The highlight is the Old Olive Tree, which is over 2000 years old, as well as a culinary tasting that pairs extra virgin olive oils with local Montenegrin dishes. This tour is perfect for travelers seeking an engaging cultural journey with a focus on tradition and local craftsmanship.
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The tour begins with a guided walk through Old Town Bar, located just a few kilometers from the modern city of Bar. This historic site is built around a large fortification, reflecting its significance through centuries. The narrow streets and traditional buildings echo the city’s long history, from its origins to Ottoman rule and beyond.
Your guide shares stories behind the city’s architecture and historical events, bringing to life the culture and traditions of this coastal region. The entrance fee for Old Town is included, ensuring smooth entry into this storied location. Expect a one-hour walk filled with historical anecdotes and architectural highlights.

One of the most notable stops on this tour is the Old Olive Tree, which is believed to be more than 2000 years old. This ancient tree is among the oldest in Europe and stands as a symbol of Montenegro’s long-standing olive cultivation. The tree’s size and age highlight a tradition of olive farming passed down through generations.
Visitors have the opportunity to appreciate this natural monument up close and learn about the ancient practices of olive cultivation that have shaped the local landscape. The Old Olive Tree is a must-see for those interested in botanical history and cultural symbolism.

After exploring Old Town, the tour takes you to the Olive Villa, located in Bar’s hinterland. Here, you’ll walk among the olive groves, surrounded by centuries-old trees. The Olive Villa offers a chance to see how olive oil is produced, with insights into harvesting techniques used by local artisans.
The visit lasts about two hours, during which you can observe the craftsmanship involved in extra virgin olive oil production. The setting emphasizes the rustic charm of Montenegrin countryside and the tradition of handcraft olive cultivation.
More Great Tours NearbyA key feature of this tour is the olive oil tasting, which includes varieties of extra virgin olive oils and olive derivatives. The tasting session pairs these oils with local homemade Montenegrin foods, providing a sensory experience that highlights Montenegro’s culinary heritage.
This part of the experience demonstrates the art and expertise behind olive oil craftsmanship, emphasizing the quality and flavor nuances of Montenegrin oils. The tasting is an opportunity to sample authentic flavors and deepen your understanding of local food traditions.

The tour begins with pickup options from Podgorica, Budva, or Bar, according to your preference. A licensed guide accompanies the group throughout, providing narration in languages such as English, Italian, Serbian, French, or Spanish.
The transportation is organized to ensure a comfortable journey between locations, with entrance fees for Old Town and the Olive Tree included. The guides are praised for their knowledge and friendly demeanor, making the experience both informative and enjoyable.
The tour is designed as a private group experience, allowing for a personalized visit. It is also flexible, with the option to reserve now and pay later, and full cancellation possible up to 24 hours in advance.
Children under 5 years are free of charge, making this suitable for families. The total duration of 6 hours fits well into a half-day schedule, leaving time for other activities or relaxation afterward.

This tour runs on availability-based scheduling, so it’s advisable to check start times beforehand. The group size is private, and the experience is optimized for those who appreciate history, culture, and culinary delights.
While no specific physical requirements are mentioned, the walks through old town streets and olive groves are generally manageable for most travelers in good health. The guided nature and organized logistics ensure a smooth, engaging experience from start to finish.

This combination of historical exploration and culinary tasting provides a well-rounded view of Montenegro’s heritage. The focus on olive cultivation and traditional food makes it particularly appealing for foodies and history buffs alike. The knowledgeable guides and inclusive logistics add value, making it a reliable choice for travelers seeking an authentic experience.
The 6-hour duration balances depth and convenience, offering enough time to uncover local stories without feeling rushed. The tour’s personalized, private format ensures a tailored experience that suits families, couples, or small groups.
“We had a great day with Elizabeta. The Old Town was interesting, and the Olive Garden and tasting was phenomenal. Highly recommend!!”
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 6 hours, including transportation, guided visits, and tasting.
What locations are included?
Stops include Old Town Bar, the Old Olive Tree, and the Olive Villa with its groves.
Is transportation included?
Yes, transport from Podgorica, Budva, or Bar is included in the tour price.
Are guides available in different languages?
Yes, guides speak English, Italian, Serbian, French, and Spanish.
Can children join the tour?
Yes, kids under 5 are free of charge; the tour is family-friendly.
What is included in the price?
The price covers guiding services, transportation, entrance fees for Old Town and the Olive Tree, and the olive oil tasting.
Are there any additional costs?
Personal needs or optional extras are not included; there are no hidden costs disclosed.
Is the tour suitable for people with mobility issues?
While not specifically addressed, the walks are manageable for most travelers, but it’s best to inquire about specific accessibility needs.
Can I book the tour in advance?
Yes, reservations are recommended, with options to reserve now and pay later. Full cancellation is possible up to 24 hours in advance.
What makes this tour unique?
The blend of cultural sightseeing and hands-on olive oil tasting, combined with visits to historic sites and ancient trees, sets this experience apart.
This 6-hour adventure offers an enriching look into Montenegro’s historical, natural, and culinary heritage, all led by knowledgeable guides and organized for maximum convenience. It’s an excellent choice for those eager to learn about Montenegro’s traditions and taste its finest olive oils.
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