Tour All Seasons 3 Days Micro Tour To Montenegro And Bosnia From

Meals

During the tour is included breakfast only. As a rule, we going to stay in each place of accommodation only 1 night, so no sense to pay there for lunch and dinner. Instead of that, let’s enjoy local cuisine.

Transport

Transportation in minivan with air conditioner and English speaking driver. Feel free to ask to stop whenever you need, for nice image or some snack.

Optional

This tour is available for solo travelers (traveling alone) who would like to have an exclusive private tour for 1 person; if this is the case, you have to choice an accommodation in a single room with selected extra option "Solo tour supplement" This tour is possible to arrange in vice versa direction, by request

Hygieneprotocol

Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff Social distancing enforced throughout experience Gear/equipment sanitized between use Transportation vehicles regularly sanitized Guides required to regularly wash hands Regular temperature checks for staff

Accommodation

Accommodation in *** hotels or pensions Accommodation in double or twin rooms Accommodation with breakfast only Accommodation always with internet (provided by property)

Others

Transport with driver Transport in minivan with air conditioner Tour director all the time with you For private tours: transportation for your group only, no foreigners English spoken tour director and driver

Not included:

Others

Country visas, Flights and ferry tickets Entry fees and tickets Lunch and dinner, Drinks and snacks Accommodation in single rooms Hotel tourist tax Personal expenses, gratuities and tips

Flights

Flights not included

Guide

Professional local tour guide

Insurance

Insurance is not included in the price. Please, talk with your insurance company or use insurance from one of the specialized insurance companies like World Nomads, for example.

Start planning your experience

Day 1 Day 1: Budva
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 1: Budva

Budva historical center. Budva free time. Accommodation in Budva.

The Budva Riviera is one of the most popular and scenic destinations in a country bursting with natural beauty. From the ancient old town to the riviera’s sun-soaked beaches, Budva has it all!

Budva’s 2,500-year-old old town is a beautiful collection of stone buildings, jutting out into the Adriatic Sea. Wander the old town’s alleyways, with their walls covered in ivy and pale-purple wisteria flowers and ancient churches.

Inside the old town, Budva museum houses hundreds of artifacts that were uncovered in Montenegro’s devastating earthquake in 1979. The earthquake reduced the country’s old towns to rubble, but unearthed local treasures that showed the town to be much older than originally thought.

Budva’s citadel got its current form from the Austro-Hungarians, who fortified it and built barracks. Today, visitors can explore the library and museum, and enjoy the views of the whole Budva Riviera.

The Budva Riviera is a stretch of coast from Budva town to Petrovac. The riviera hides little getaways, idyllic beaches, and Mediterranean villages.
Day 2 Day 2: Kotor / Perast / Trebinje
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 2: Kotor / Perast / Trebinje

Kotor historical center (UNESCO World Heritage site), Kotor fortress, Perast coastal town, Trebinje winery, Trebinje free time. Accommodation in Trebinje.

The stunning Kotor is the country’s finest town and Kotor bay is one of the most scenic and picturesque places on the Adriatic sea!

Because of its strategic importance in this turbulent region, it has been under rule by different nations. Each of them leaving a mark that can be seen today through a beautiful blend of architectural influences. Romans, Turks, Venetians, Austrians, each nation, left a mark on this region and its cities.

Kotor is defined by its fortifications, and those defensive walls lead all the way up the town’s protective hill before opening up with one of the most incredible views in all of Montenegro.

The Castle of San Giovanni awaits at the top, and while this may be little more than a ruin it still provides a scenic spot from which to take in the entire scene.

All in all, Kotor is a beautiful old Mediterranean coastal town; one of the most historically fascinating towns in Montenegro, featuring jaw-dropping views of the bay of Kotor.

Kotor is not only the most beautiful and best-preserved town in Montenegro but also one of the most popular destinations on the Adriatic coastline.

Montenegro is full of beautiful seaside villages, but few strike visitors in the heart as forcefully as idyllic Perast. Serenely set along the waves of the sea, this one-street charmer is teeming with once-magnificent palaces and a romantic charm that is impossible to do justice on paper.

In contrast to Budva, Perast is a sleepy idyll that’s epitomises the Mediterranean seaside. The tiny hamlet’s seafront is lined with stone palaces of a bygone era. Once home to powerful shipping families, Perast’s crumbling palaces have been restored into luxurious hotels and restaurants. Picture-perfect Perast lies in the centre of the Bay of Kotor and has views over the Verige Strait and the two island churches of Our Lady of the Rocks and Saint George.

Perast has a long history, which is dating back to the 13th century. As the center for boaters, captains and sailors, the small town grew steadily and gained wealth at the 16th century. During a walk through the old town you can still admire many splendid villas and marvelous buildings, which have already been well restored.

Perast, as an absolute highlight of the Bay of Kotor, is also one of the most beautiful Baroque towns in Montenegro.

Later, we will drive toward Bosnia. It offers historical towns and cities with an Ottoman core combined with Austro-Hungarian and contemporary architecture.

Trebinje is one of the best-kept secrets of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The heart-shaped country is home to many treasures, such as the capital city Sarajevo, the historical town of Mostar and the religious Tekke of Blagaj, but for those who are looking for places off the beaten path, Trebinje is the perfect destination.

This small medieval city, located near the Croatian border, is part of Republika Srpska, also known as the Serb Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The town is situated along the beautiful river Trebisnjica.
Day 3 Day 3: Tvrdos / Vjetrenica / Zavala
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 3: Tvrdos / Vjetrenica / Zavala

Tvrdos monastery, Vjetrenica cave (UNESCO Tentative List site), Zavala monastery. Return to Dubrovnik.

Bosnia is a place of great cultural richness and a magnificent diverse landscape!

Landscape and culture seem so connected, and the spirit of the country seems inextricably bound to both.

All in all, the Balkans are a region in Europe that is a breath of fresh air for the those used to traveling in Western Europe, both for their undiscovered beauty and the unspoiled nature. Here’s our pick of the most beautiful places to visit in the Balkan countries.

3 days tour

All Seasons 3 Days Micro Tour To Montenegro And Bosnia From

This tour includes:

Not included:

Start planning your experience

Itinerary of your trip All Seasons 3 Days Micro Tour To Montenegro And Bosnia From

Day 1: Budva

Day 2: Kotor / Perast / Trebinje

Day 3: Tvrdos / Vjetrenica / Zavala

Experience Style

Accomodation level

Experience Type

Physical Rating

Age range

Who talk about us:

Best cities to travel to

America

Europe

Asia

Africa

Oceania