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Discover Montenegro’s highlights on this full-day tour from Kotor, including Njegusi, Lovcen National Park, Budva, Sveti Stefan, and Kotor Old Town, led by expert guides.
The Great Montenegro Tour from Kotor offers a comprehensive exploration of Montenegro’s scenic landscapes, historic sites, and local flavors. Priced at $220.60 per person, this 6-hour journey provides an excellent introduction to the country’s diverse attractions. The tour departs from Kotor, with pickup service, and includes a private vehicle equipped with WiFi and air conditioning, ensuring comfort and connectivity throughout the day.
This tour is especially appealing for those with limited time in Montenegro who want to see the best highlights in one day. It is designed for travelers who appreciate guide-led experiences, local cuisine, and scenic viewpoints. A key strength is the inclusion of snacks, bottled water, and local drinks, making the day both enjoyable and refreshing. One consideration: tickets for the Lovcen National Park and mausoleum are not included, so budget accordingly. This tour suits travelers seeking a well-organized, engaging, and flexible way to experience Montenegro’s top sights.

The tour begins in Njegusi, a village known for its traditional Montenegrin lifestyle. Here, you get to meet a local family, learn about rural life, and sample national snacks like smoked ham, homemade cheese, and bread. This authentic experience is complemented by a tasting of local wines or brandy, adding a flavorful touch to the visit. The admission ticket is included for this stop, making it straightforward to enjoy the experience.
Just a short drive from Njegusi, the journey continues to Lovcen National Park, famous for its panoramic mountain views. The highlight is the mausoleum of Petar II Petrovic Njegos, Montenegro’s revered leader and poet. Visitors can admire the spectacular vistas of the rugged terrain and sea, though park and mausoleum tickets are not included in the tour price. The stop here typically lasts about 30 minutes, enough time to take photos and soak in the mountain atmosphere.
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Next, the guide leads a walking tour within Budva Old Town, a compact area packed with history and charm. Visitors pass through stone city walls that have protected the town for centuries. The tour lasts around 30 minutes, offering sights like historic churches, quaint streets, and impressive architecture. The admission ticket for the Old Town is included, allowing easy access to explore the narrow alleys and discover local shops, cafes, and cultural landmarks.
This stop offers a taste of Montenegro’s coastal history, and the guide explains each site’s significance. The walk is accessible and ideal for those who enjoy history, architecture, and vibrant street scenes. Since the duration is moderate, it fits well into the 6-hour itinerary without feeling rushed.

A quick 10-minute stop at Sveti Stefan provides a perfect photo opportunity. This iconic island resort, connected to the mainland by a narrow causeway, features luxurious hotel accommodations and stunning beachfront views. Visitors can admire this famous Montenegro landmark from a distance and capture memorable photos. No admission fee is required for this brief stop, making it an easy highlight for photo enthusiasts.
Although the tour does not include time inside Sveti Stefan, the photo break offers a visual feast and a taste of Montenegro’s upscale coastal allure. It’s a brief but visually striking highlight on the overall route.

The final major stop is Kotor Old City, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The guide leads a 45-minute walking tour through winding cobblestone streets, past historic churches, and key plazas. The admission ticket to Kotor Old Town is included, allowing access to its many architectural and cultural treasures.
For those interested in panoramic views, the tour often includes a visit to the Kotor Fortress, which provides sweeping vistas of the bay and mountains. The walk involves some moderate uphill sections, so travelers should be prepared for physical activity. This stop encapsulates the charm and history of Montenegro’s coastal region, making it a fitting conclusion to the day’s exploration.

Throughout the tour, guests enjoy the benefits of a modern, air-conditioned vehicle with WiFi, making the journey between stops comfortable and connected. The vehicle is spacious, and the tour is private, so only your group participates. The driver, Mirko, is praised for being knowledgeable, friendly, and an excellent driver, ensuring a smooth experience.
Snacks and bottled water are provided, keeping energy levels high during the day. Optional local alcoholic beverages, such as wine or beer, are available to enhance the experience. This combination of comfort and personalization ensures a relaxed and enjoyable day.

Reviewers consistently praise the guides, particularly Mirko, for their knowledge, friendliness, and storytelling ability. They are described as informative, passionate, and engaging, making the stops more meaningful. The guides often share insights into Montenegrin history and culture, adding depth to the sightseeing.
Guests appreciate the flexibility and responsiveness of the guides, especially when dealing with traffic or weather issues. Their enthusiasm and ability to answer questions help create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, making the tour feel more like exploring with a knowledgeable friend.

This private tour operates every day from 12:00 AM to 11:30 PM, allowing flexible scheduling. Guests are advised that a moderate level of physical fitness is recommended due to walking in Old Towns and some uphill areas.
The tour is typically booked 76 days in advance, reflecting its popularity, and tickets can be canceled free of charge up to 24 hours before departure. The tour does not accommodate solo travelers due to the minimum group size of two, making it ideal for couples, friends, or small groups.

This experience appeals most to history enthusiasts, food lovers, and scenic view seekers. Travelers who appreciate guide-led storytelling, local cuisine, and panoramic vistas will find this tour particularly rewarding. It is a well-organized and comprehensive way to see Montenegro’s top sights in just one day.
However, those with limited mobility should note the moderate physical activity involved during walking tours and some uphill climbs. The tour’s comfort features and personalized nature make it a strong choice for those seeking a relaxed, yet enriching day trip.
This tour offers a balanced mix of scenic drives, historical exploration, and cultural tasting, making it an excellent option for first-time visitors. The inclusion of snacks, local drinks, WiFi, and a private vehicle ensure a comfortable and engaging experience. The expert guides’ knowledge and friendly approach stand out as a major strength.
While tickets for Lovcen National Park and the mausoleum are not included, the overall value remains high considering the comprehensive itinerary and personalized service. It is especially suitable for those who want a full day of sightseeing without the hassle of organizing transport or multiple bookings. For travelers seeking a well-paced, informative, and scenic tour of Montenegro’s best sites, this experience delivers in spades.
“Mirko was amazing! He was informative, a gentleman, a great driver, a great photographer and easy to talk too! We had great conversations and a g…”
Does the tour include visits inside the attractions?
The tour includes admission to Njegusi village, Budva Old Town, and Kotor Old Town, but tickets for Lovcen National Park and the mausoleum are not included.
Is the tour suitable for people with limited mobility?
The tour requires moderate physical activity, including walking in Old Towns and some uphill sections, so it may not be ideal for individuals with mobility challenges.
Can I cancel the tour if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start, offering flexibility for changing travel plans.
What is included in the price?
The price covers transportation in a comfortable vehicle with WiFi, snacks and bottled water, local alcoholic beverages, and admissions to certain stops. Park and mausoleum tickets are extra.
Who leads the tour?
The experience is led by knowledgeable guides, notably praised for their friendliness and expertise, with Mirko frequently highlighted for his engaging storytelling and driving skills.