Full day through Montenegro

Visit the ancient capital of Montenegro: Cetinje; the picturesque Skadar Lake National Park and the UNESCO heritage town of Kotor.

At the end of the 19^th and beginning of the 20^th century, Cetinje was the home of 11 foreign embassies and many consular representatives also lived here.

Visit this important cultural and historical town that makes Montenegrins proud to say: “ You haven’t been to Montenegro unless you’ve visited Cetinje ”. It is situated in the foothills of the magnific Mount Lovcen.

We will start our day taking the winding road that connects two most important towns in Montenegro, Kotor, and Cetinje. Kotor was an important center of commerce and trade, and Cetinje was the center of Montenegrin religious and spiritual life.

View of the Bay of Kotor, after a thrilling drive of 25 switchbacks up the mountain. We will take a break while admiring this beautiful view.

Take the most beautiful photo from your vacation in Montenegro!!!

During our visit to Cetinje we will visit the Pavlova strana (Pavlov’s hill) lookout, from where you will see the iconic view of the National Park Skadar Lake. Dont forget your camera, as this is the place from where the most beautiful photos of this unique natural site are taken.

We will soon arrive to the picturesque village “The River Crnojevic”, one of the most beautiful places of National Park Skadar Lake.

Once upon the time well known place for trade and commerce. Also an important port for boats from lake Skadar. This is the place where the first printing press in Montenegro printed the first newspaper in the country. One of the most recognized monuments was the Danilo bridge that connected two important towns, Rijeka  Crnojevica and Virpazar.

Besides a long and rich history that we are a part of, if the weather permits we can embark on a half an hour cruise around the lake Skadar and enjoy local specialties in one of the many rustic restaurants.

 While we slowly make our way to Kotor, we reflect on the beautiful sights, sounds and smells of our day’s journey, knowing that more adventures await us.

KOTOR!  Join us walking the narrow cobble stone streets of old town of Kotor, passing by beautiful  stone buildings, churches and squares. We will find out why, in 1979 Kotor was declared a UNESCO heritage town.