Discover Budva and Kotor on a private day trip from Dubrovnik

Montenegro: Kotor & Budva

PRIVATE DAY TRIP FROM DUBROVNIK TO MONTENEGRO

Explore coastal Montenegro and discover how the past intertwines with the present on Montenegro: Kotor & Budva day trip from Dubrovnik

€500,00

GROUP PRICE FROM

10 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

€500,00

6-7 PEOPLE

€580,00

4-5 PEOPLE

€550,00

INCLUDED

private driver-guide service
panoramic boat ride in Perast
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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"Me and my wife booked a private one-day tour trip to Montenegro from Dubrovnik covering Bay of Kotor, Perast, Budva. We were picked up at our hotel promptly (in a Merc!!). We had an amazing tour guide and driver Julia to whom my wife really warmed to and they ended up chatting just about everything. We were given not only some information about the places but an in-depth history about how each place came to be. It was a lovely journey with a great guide which made our trip very memorable!!! We even had pit stops at all the lovely views to take some great photos!!! We would highly recommend anyone who is looking for a day tour with affordable prices and a comfortable lovely trip."

- Ajay, India

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: Budva, Cetinje & Kotor.
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 Perast, Kotor and Budva 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, Perast, Kotor and Budva.

Boat Ride

Enjoy a panoramic boat tour in Perast.

Historical Walk

Explore Kotor on a private walking tour with a local guide.

Tour Duration

Approximately 10 hours.

Your Private Discovery of Coastal Montenegro: What to Expect?

On this private Montenegro day trip from Dubrovnik, we will visit three of the most significant coastal towns, Perast, Kotor and Budva.

Our exploration starts with Perast, a quaint town with a rich history and stunning stone palaces adorning the coast. The picturesque setting is completed by two nearby islets, with the islet of Our Lady of the Rocks open to visitors.

Next, a scenic twenty-five-minute drive takes us to Kotor, a medieval marvel surrounded by impressive walls. Immerse yourself in the UNESCO World Heritage site as a local guide leads you on a private walking tour through its historical treasures.

Completing our Montenegro day trip is a visit to Budva, the oldest of Montenegro's coastal towns. Here, layers of history unfold, showcasing the town's evolution through various periods. Yet, the broader expanse of Budva also serves as a fascinating example of a place where modernization has often clashed with the preservation of heritage and identity.