1 Day itinerary in Croatia, Europe
Montenegro from Dubrovnik
As you cross the border east of Dubrovnik, the land of black hills opens up before you. Untamed and stunningly beautiful, Montenegro is known as the country where in one day you can travel from snow-capped mountains to the glistening Adriatic Sea. You will stop to enjoy two Montenegrin jewels. Kotor... Read More
By Ivan
Overview
Physical Difficulty
Light
Recommended Age
Minimum 4
Operated in
English
GUIDANCE
Tour Guide, Driver
starting point
Dubrovnik
trip type
Private
trip attributes
Hiking
Indigenous culture
Outdoors & Nature
Start/End
Night
Highlights
Kotor
Budva
UNESCO heritage
local guide
Kotor
Budva
UNESCO heritage
local guide
Itinerary
Adult
Accommodation Categories
Day 1
Montenegro tour from Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik Pick up from selected hotels within Dubrovnik area. Konavle valley Scenic ride through Konavle valley, the southernmost region that extends from Cavtat to the Montenegro border in the south, while in the north borders with Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is a small region with a distinctive nature, rocky coast from Cavtat to the south, mountains on the north and green valley in between, interlaced with river Ljuta waterfalls and two smaller rivers Kopacica i Konavocica. This area is called “The Golden Valley” of Dubrovnik as the most fertile ground, close to Dubrovnik town. For centuries Konavle has been the main Dubrovnik Republic granary with the system of mills on the river Ljuta. Kotor Arrival to Kotor, free time. The Bay of Kotor is one of the most unique natural attractions of the Mediterranean. Kotor is situated in the triangle bound by the sea, river Škurda and hill Saint Ivan, on top of which stands the fortress of San Giovanni. The old town of Kotor is fortified by high walls up to 20m high and 10m wide, built sometime between the 9th and 18th century. Above the old town the fortress can be seen from afar, on the hill Saint Ivan (260m). The town gates are a unique example of fortifications in Europe. Budva Arrival to Budva free time. You must have heard about Budva, also called the ‘Miami of Montenegro’. This medieval city is more than 2,500 years old, making it one of the oldest settlements on the Adriatic coast. Budva is located in the central part of the Montenegrin coast, the area surrounding the city is called the Budva Riviera, and it is the centre of Montenegro tourism. The city might be small (around 60,000 inhabitants) but it is the most popular destination in all of Montenegro, and it is no wonder considering it is a centre for sightseeing and cultural tourism, but also a place with vivid nightlife and plenty of beaches. Dubrovnik Drop off at the hotel.
Guide: Included for the day
What’s Included
Transport
- A/C vehicle
Activities
- sightseeing
- walking
Extras
- entrance fees
Not Included
- tips and gratuities
- meals
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