Tours and Trips in Adriatic Coast

Make the most of your time in Montenegro and explore the town of Perast on this guided tour from Kotor. Depart from the Kotor port in a private vehicle and head to Perast. Learn about the town's history from your guide and elect to purchase a boat ticket to visit the island Our Lady of The Rock. Return to Kotor and explore the walled city with your guide.

Take a deep dive into the fascinating history, medieval towns, and beautiful scenery of Montenegro's Bay of Kotor on this 10-hour excursion from Dubrovnik. Get a closer look at the Mediterrean Sea's only fjord as you visit the baroque palaces and Catholic churches of Perast, learn about the Venetian history of Kotor, and enjoy the coastal scenery of Budva.

Without a hire car, exploring neighbouring Montenegro from Dubrovnik by yourself is near-impossible. This tour lets you check off its highlights with ease in one day, minus any transport or planning hassles. Trace the Bay of Kotor to discover the UNESCO-listed baroque town of Kotor, admire the medieval island village of Sveti Stefan, visit the seaside town of Budva, and more. Includes entrance fees, air-conditioned transport, and hotel pickup and drop-off in Dubrovnik.

The dramatic mountain of Lovcen rises above Montenegro's coastal region and provides the backdrop of the city of Kotor. The mountain is a national park, and includes the highest and central point of the Lovcen massif.This 5-hour tour includes a visit to Njegos Mausoleum, where the great Montenegrin poet and philosopher Petar Petrovic Njegos is buried. The mausoleum is located on top of Mt. Lovcen at the summit of Jezerski vrh, with an altitude of 1,675 meters. The foundation of the mausoleum is less than six feet deep in the mountain rock. To get there, you must climb 461 steps - so be prepared for some exercise.

Discover the Blue Cave (Plava Spilja) on a half-day shore excursion from Kotor that includes a cruise into the cave and swimming stop. With a flexible departure that's tailored to your cruise ship arrival, as well as convenient pickup at the port, this Blue Cave tour makes it easy to explore the Montenegro coast without the stress of making it back to port on time.

Experience the Kotor Riviera by stand-up paddle board (SUP) and bike on this 4-hour self-guided experience from Kotor. After instructions, paddle a stand-up board along Kotor's coastline to Prcanj, and then set off by bike to explore the towns and harbors that fringe this scenic bay. Directions, sightseeing suggestions, and equipment for both parts of your tour are provided, so all you need do is take in the sights from land and water.

Discover the natural beauty of Montenegro with this full-day small-group tour from Dubrovnik. Drive along the coast and visit medieval walled cities including Kotor and Budva with free time for exploring at your own pace. Skip the hassle of driving and admire the views including sandy beaches. Return to Dubrovnik via a scenic ferry ride.

Escape the bustling city and make the most of your time in the Balkans on a day tour to Montenegro's Bay of Kotor from Dubrovnik. Discover scenic views as you travel with ease via air-conditioned minivan, and benefit from free time to explore the UNESCO-listed Kotor at your own pace, with a boat journey to Our Lady of the Rocks included.

Visiting the varied heights and depths of Montengro can be tricky without a car. On this full-day tour, travel to mountains, canyons, and coasts with a guide. Depart from Perast in an minivan or minibus and visit the coastlines of Kotor and Risan Bay. Ascend the Durmitor Mountains and admire the views, and descend to Tara River in the deepest canyon in Europe. Hike around the Black Lake and visit the Ostrog Monastery.

Escape the city and explore Montenegro and Black Mountain on this 10-hour tour from Dubrovnik. Travel by air-conditioned minivan through Župa Dubrovaāka and the Konavle Valley, and enjoy panoramic views over Kotor Bay and the St Stefan Peninsula. Follow your guide on walking tours through the pretty coastal towns of Kotor and Budva, and gain insight into their rich seafaring heritage. Discover famous landmarks and top attractions, and enjoy free time at both stops to explore at your leisure. Cross Kotor Bay by ferry on route back to Dubrovnik.

Explore Kotor and the surrounding area by bike. Travel by van from Kotor and the village of Njegusi. Suit up with a mountain bike and helmet and learn about the cycling route before setting off down winding roads with a guide. Cycle through the Krstac Pass and make your way to the old town of Kotor, with plenty of pauses for snapping photos.

Explore the Bay of Kotor independently on a self-guided cycling tour. Armed with tips and maps of the area from an instructor, take your bike around the bay's shoreline. Choose to ride to Muo, Prcanj, Our Lady's Temple of Prcanj, Perast, and Dobrota. Take a short ferry ride on the bay. Ride at a pace that suits you.

Explore an entirely new country during your time in Dubrovnik with this small-group guided day trip to Montenegro. Cruise south down the beautifully rugged coast, crossing the border and exploring the walled coastal town of Budva and then stopping for a while in Kotor, an ancient atmospheric town surrounded by high craggy mountains. Learn about the history of this diminutive Balkan country.

Discover the cultural and natural delights of Montenegro on a 2.5-hour sightseeing cruise from Kotor. After selecting a departure time to suit your schedule, climb aboard a comfortable boat and head to the beautiful Our Lady of the Rocks, a tiny island home to an ancient church and an interesting museum. After some relaxed free time exploring the islet, sail to the historical town of Perst to explore its charming Old Town and interesting Maritime Museum before returning to Kotor.

Make the most of your time while your cruise ship is docked and explore coastal Montenegro with a guide. Travel from the port in an air-conditioned minivan to Perast. Learn about the town from your guide and take some time to explore independently. Travel in your vehicle past the private village Sveti Stefan on your way to Budva. Stroll through the scenic city with your guide and on your own. Return to Kotor and experience the walled Old Town while your guide tells you stories about the landmarks.

Explore Kotor on a 2-hour walking tour with a small group limited to 15 people or fewer. Your guide's narration will take you through the centuries of history here, from the 12th century to the 20th century.

Hiking in Kotor's mountains is best with a guide to ensure you experience the best views and don't get lost. This half-day hike descends what's known as the The Ladder of Kotor: a trail that zig-zags down the mountainside to the Old Town, and commands panoramic bay views. Drive to the top and trek back down, stopping to experience a Venetian fortress, village, and the bird's-eye views as you go.

Soak in the picturesque towns, shimmering bay and jaw dropping fjord of Kotor Bay in Montenegro. Head out of Dubrovnik for the day, and go south to Montenegro's Bay of Kotor, crammed with enough beauty to keep that camera constantly clicking. Stop in the medieval town of Perast and marvel at the 16 churches and 17 palaces, and then wander the streets of Kotor, surrounded by high rocky mountains.

Escape Dubrovnik for the day on this leisurely but action-packed trip south to Montenegro. Riding in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle, leave Dubrovnik behind as the guide regales you with the history of the area. Stop in the medieval town of Kotor, surrounded by a fjord, a placid bay, and tall rocky mountains. After a guided tour and some free time on your own, drive along the bay and then the coast to beautiful seaside Budva, a walled and very picture-worthy town. On the way back to Dubrovnik, take a ferry across the bay to shorten the journey.

Enjoy a day on the water with this cruise on the Bay of Kotor, known locally as "Boka." You'll depart Kotor and head to a swimming spot to cool off, then pass by the Blue Cave and around Mamula Fortress to reach the open Adriatic Sea. Stop at Zanjic Beach for lunch (own expense), and then cruise back toward Kotor, with more opportunities for swimming. As evening nears, you'll stop at Our Lady of the Rocks, a small church and museum on a man-made island.