Montenegro Day Trip from Dubrovnik
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- Location:Dubrovnik, Croatia
- Duration:12 hours (approx.)
- TOUR Code:2562MN
Montenegro, with its vast, awe-inspiring landscapes, is one of Europe’s best-kept secrets, but the word is gradually getting out, so see it relatively crowd-free while you can! Only a one-hour drive from Dubrovnik, Montenegro offers an unforgettable experience, with a combination of exceptional natural beauty and a rich history and culture. Enjoy the unique geography, where mountains meet the sea.
Highlights
- Montenegro day trip from Dubrovnik
- Enjoy exotic landscapes
- Take a scenic drive around Kotor Bay
- Experience the typical Mediterranean lifestyle
- English- speaking local guide
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On this day trip from Dubrovnik to Montenegro, cross international borders and spend the day in one of Europe’s lesser-visited gems. Enjoy a scenic drive around Kotor Bay with its numerous small settlements, including Risan, once the seat of the Illyrian queen Teuta, and picturesque Perast. Take a break in the medieval town of Kotor, encircled by walls and fortresses and listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site. Don’t miss its popular attraction, the Cathedral of St Tryphon.
Then continue your tour along the steep slopes to Cetinje (only April-October), stopping briefly along the way in the village of Njeguši. You will drive through Cetinje, once the seat of the Montenegrin rulers.
Continue towards Budva with a panoramic view over Sveti Stefan, an exclusive island hotel. In Budva, a charming ancient town that is today a lively tourist resort, you’ll have more free time to explore. Return to Dubrovnik with a ferry ride across the bay.
Schedule Details
Montenegro Day Tour from Dubrovnik
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Hotel pickup is also available from selected Dubrovnik hotels Departure Time:
7am (May, 2 – October, 23)
8am (October, 24 – March, 31)
Hotel pickups commence prior to this time, you must contact the local service provider to verify your exact pickup time.
Duration:12 hours (approx.)
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Additional Information
- Transportation
- Local guide
- Gratuities (optional)
- Food and drinks, unless specified
- Entrance fees to the King Nikola Museum (approximately €5 per person)
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Please note that the official currency of Montenegro is the EURO
- You are required to specify the name of your hotel and contact telephone number during your stay in Dubrovnik. This is important information the tour operator requires in case you need to be contacted regarding changes in the tour departure times
- Passport and relevant visa information is required at time of booking - name as per your passport, date of birth, nationality, date of expiry and passport number.
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I would definitely recommend this trip despite the early start! It was a shame that there wasn't ... Read more ›
M J B, May 2012
