Discover Kotor, Budva and Cetinje on a private day trip from Dubrovnik with a personal driver guide

Montenegro: Budva, Cetinje & Kotor

PRIVATE DAY TRIP TO MONTENEGRO FROM DUBROVNIK

Montenegro: Budva, Cetinje & Kotor day trip stands out as the most comprehensive excursion from Dubrovnik, offering an opportunity to explore the diverse facets of Montenegro.

€600,00

GROUP PRICE FROM

12 hrs.

DURATION

Please note: all trips/tours are private & exclusive for your party, and we can tailor them to suit your preferences.

Prices are per group, not per person.

1-3 PEOPLE

€600,00

6-7 PEOPLE

€680,00

4-5 PEOPLE

€650,00

INCLUDED

private driver-guide service
private walking tour with a licenced guide in Cetinje*
private walking tour with a licenced guide in Kotor*
car ferry fee
tourist-related taxes and fees
all vehicle-related costs

*Visits requiring entrance fees are not integral to the suggested tour.

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"Fantastic guide. Julija was always very quick and professional in responding giving detailed information needed and also suggesting different options, both for the tours and restaurants. We did 3 tours with Julija in May 2019. The first tour we did was in Dubrovnik and surrounding area. The second tour was a full day trip to Montenegro which included the areas of Budva, Cetinje, Kotor and Perast. The third tour was to Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina and transfer to Split. During the tours she gave us a lot of information about the history and some about current politics. Julija was very insightful, great company, easy to get along with and a very safe and smooth driver. She made sure that she made our tours as interesting as possible and was very accommodating in any changes we wanted to make. Her focus was for you to have a great experience, which we certainly did! Her communication in English is very good and she is also very punctual. We would definitely recommend booking with Julija"

- Bijal, Canada

Passports are obligatory to enter Montenegro.
Montenegro is not an EU member and has its own visa policy. Before going to Montenegro on a day trip from Dubrovnik, please check if your travel document is valid for entering the territory of Montenegro. Find more info on the official website of the Montenegrin government.
The currency used in Montenegro is the euro.
Unlike what is common to read in many travel magazines or travel blogs, Montenegro, or at least its coastal part, is not a secret or undiscovered place to go any more. It is a popular tourist destination, with many visitors, not rarely overcrowded due to the arrivals of cruise ships in the tourist season. However, when planning your trip to Montenegro from Dubrovnik, there are ways to reduce the impact of crowds on your visit and enjoy the experience.
Border crossings tend to be very busy during peak tourist season, major congestions happen in July and August, but with proper planning of the trip, there is a good chance to avoid longer queueing.
Other options for Dubrovnik to Montenegro private day trip: Montenegro: Bay of Kotor and Montenegro: Kotor & Budva.
Are you deciding between the Montenegro day trip and the Mostar day trip? Read our blog: Montenegro vs Mostar - which day trip to choose?

Dubrovnik to Budva, Cetinje and Kotor Day Trip at a Glance

Convenient Start

Begin with a pick-up at an agreed time and place.

Crossing Borders

Travel approximately for 45 minutes before reaching the border between Croatia and Montenegro.

Scenic Ride

Enjoy a commentary-filled picturesque journey to your destinations

Coastal Exploration

Visit Montenegrin gems, Kotor and Budva.

Mountain Adventure

Discover Cetinje, the royal capital.

Historical Walks

Explore Kotor and Cetinje accompanied by local guides.

Tour Duration

Approximately 12 hours.

Your Comprehensive Discovery of Montenegro: What to Expect?

On the Montenegro: Budva, Cetinje & Kotor private day trip from Dubrovnik, our journey begins with a scenic two-hour drive to Budva (note that travel times may vary, especially during peak seasons).

Budva, Montenegro's most popular holiday destination, renowned for its beaches and vibrant nightlife, will be our first stop. Our focus will be on its historical core with centuries of history.

As we ascend the mountain, stunning views of the Budva Riviera unfold, before we reach Cetinje, the (former) royal capital of Montenegro. Cetinje's distinct character, shaped by its rich history and unique geographical position, offers a striking contrast to the coastal towns of Budva and Kotor. A local guide will accompany you on an engaging sightseeing tour, bringing the town's fascinating heritage to life.

Leaving Cetinje behind, our route takes us through the idyllic mountain village of Njegusi, where you can savour famous local products. The descent towards Kotor offers an unforgettable view of the Bay of Kotor. Please be aware that the narrow, two-way serpentine road, may not be suitable for those with a fear of heights or seeking less adventurous routes.

Upon reaching Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage site, your exploration continues with a private walking tour. The city's medieval walls, narrow alleys, bustling squares, and authentic charm are sure to captivate and leave a lasting impression.