Embarking from Kotor or Tivat, the tour begins with a car trip uphill along the serpentine road constructed in the 19th century by the Austrians. This 35km road has 25 turns and offers a panoramic view of the Kotor Bay; it takes approximately 1.30 hours to reach the start point at the mausoleum’s base. Here, a short hike of 461 steps will bring you to the Njegos statue and his tomb. Once the visit is over, we head to a local eatery for a beverage.

The cycling phase begins at the restaurant, where the first 10 kilometers include downhill stretches and a couple of minor uphill routes leading to the Krstac Pass, boasting expansive views of Kotor Bay. For those in search of thrill, a 400-meter long zipline awaits. From here, the route descends gently 25km down to the city of Kotor, on a road under the protection of UNESCO. Throughout the descent, you will stop at intervals to capture stunning photographs and admire the beauties of Kotor and Tivat Bay.

Please note that this road is shared with vehicles, thus caution is advised.