• Kotor Cable Car - The journey begins at 9:00 am from the designated meeting point.

To experience the breathtaking views of the Bay of Kotor and ascend Lovćen Mountain, the Cable Car offers a scenic ride, providing a stunning overlook of the historic Old Austro-Hungarian serpentine road from 1884, with spectacular vistas of Kotor and Tivat Bays - a memorable start to an incredible day!

• Kotor Serpentine - In case of windy weather, the Cable Car ride may be canceled, and the journey will proceed via the old Austro-Hungarian road to reach the village of Njeguši.
• Njeguši - After taking in the magnificent Bay of Kotor, the Great Montenegro tour continues over the slopes of Mt. Lovćen to the renowned village of Njeguši, famous for producing the finest prosciutto (smoked ham) in the region.

Along the winding road, travelers will pass numerous original Montenegrin stone houses over 300 years old. It’s common to see cows and goats grazing, resting, or even blocking the road in the surrounding fields and slopes.

By 09:30 am, everyone should be ready for a brief breakfast/snack at Montenegro’s oldest restaurant, first opened in 1881.

Before enjoying a meal, the guide will offer a complimentary traditional RAKIJA shot (a strong local brandy) to kickstart the day.

• Lovćen National Park - After a short break and delicious traditional food, the Great Montenegro tour continues towards the peaks of Lovćen. To conquer this “Sea of rocks,” the drive goes through Lovćen National Park, reaching the renowned Lake Peak at an altitude of 1,660 meters.
• Njegoš Mausoleum - Atop the second-highest and impressive peak of Lovćen lies the world’s highest mausoleum, where the esteemed Montenegrin ruler and poet Petar II Petrović Njegoš is laid to rest.
• Cetinje - During the walking tour, the guide will showcase the most significant monuments, celebrated for their beauty and historical importance - including the Monastery of Cetinje, King Nikola’s Palace, Court Church at Ćipur, and Biljarda (residence of Peter II Petrović Njegoš), where visitors can view a concrete relief of Montenegro created by the Austro-Hungarian army during WWI.
• Lake Skadar - The tour proceeds to the Crnojević River for stunning photo opportunities, a picturesque boat ride, and a timely lunch break!
  Here, participants will enjoy a scenic and relaxing boat ride. As the Crnojević River flows directly into Skadar Lake, the lush vegetation, water lilies, and vibrant birdlife offer a similar experience to being at the lake itself.
• Sveti Stefan - A major attraction on the Budva Riviera is Sveti Stefan. This former fishing village, located on a peninsula, transformed into an exclusive luxury hotel-town 50 years ago, where entry is restricted to guests only.
  There is just enough time to appreciate the island’s beauty and capture it in a photograph.

• Boat ride on River of Crnojevic
• Possibility for swim (depending on the temperature)
• English or Spanish speaking driver/guide
• Transportation

• Entrance fees (national parks and mausoleum - 16 EUR in total), paid in office in cash
• Food and drinks
• Tour Guide Tip
• Cable Car ride (14€)

This comprehensive 12-hour tour includes visits to Njegusi village, Lovcen National Park featuring Njegos Mausoleum, the historic city of Cetinje (the Old Royal Capital), the River of Crnojevic within Skadar Lake National Park, and the picturesque Sveti Stefan, with a drive through Budva. This exceptional tour offers breathtaking viewpoints, stunningly beautiful locations, and significant historical landmarks.

• SPECIAL NOTE: Visit to St. Stefan viewpoint might not be possible in July, August and September due traffic jams.
• CABLE CAR: in case of wind picking up, the ride might be stopped temporarily. Not climatized!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.