I have a personal TOP of the most beautiful and unusual places in Montenegro, it does not coincide with any rating, since these are non-tourist places. To get into them you need car for rent, on regular bus you can’t get there, and this is not just a point, you need to walk here and enjoy. These 13 places have silence, picturesque nature, authentic architecture, and local residents unspoiled by mass tourism.
It would take a long time to list the wild beauties of Montenegro... but I’ll tell you about the most Beautiful places for me personally, here my soul rests, and my eyes rejoice in beauty 🏝🏡🌄🌅
1. Komovi Mountains
This place is hidden from the bustle of the city and tourists; not a single travel agency on the seaside sells it, and that’s wonderful! And the mountains are a special world where you are finally left alone, begin to hear yourself and your hidden desires, calm your nervous system, let go of the problems accumulated during the working week. Komovi's wild nature, rich flora and fauna fill me with positive energy. 
Montenegro was a discovery for me last year, and if I had a couple of days off again, I would not hesitate to go to these 3 peaks, which are not inferior in beauty to the mountains of Durmitor or Prokletije. Total 170 km from Budva, and you feel the aroma of mountain herbs, hear the whistle of the wind, the murmuring of streams, the singing of birds... Near the Treshnevik mountain pass you will come across several places where you can rent a house or put up a tent nearby, I recommend (their phone number: +38267380532) or on the mountain pass, and if you are with a jeep, then stop at the very foot of the mountains in Katun Martinovica 
2. Prokletiye Mountains and Grebae Valley
Another wild place in Montenegro, where civilization has recently reached. The Prokletije Mountains were declared a national park only in 2009, without receiving promotion, funds, or popularity among mass tourists because of this. The place still remains semi-wild, interesting for lovers of trekking, nature, and relaxation. Among the overhanging formidable rocks of Prokletiye there are several valleys where sheep and cows graze; simple eco-catuns and restaurants have been erected here. For example, on Booking you will find beautiful bungalows for 4 people, ask for ones with a wood stove 
From Montenegro, I advise you to go to the Grebaje valley through Albania ( on the map), the new transit road will captivate you with a beautiful canyon, picturesque serpentines, the mountain river Tsievna and hospitable Albanians, be sure to take a break at Tamare village for a cup of coffee/beer. For Russians and Belarusians from April 1 to October 31, 2019, for Ukrainians and Kazakhs - all year round. And in the photo below is the peak of the Volusnitsa peak, where we went trekking last August () 
3. Village of Poseljani on Lake Skadar
In past centuries, a village in the bays of Lake Skadar Poseljani was a rich place, nature rewarded it powerful waterfall, who helped grind wheat and corn into flour for a huge edge! The millstones of 14 mills turned here, because of which Montenegrins from all over the area arrived on donkeys or boats across the lake. A century ago there were cafes, shops, and even some kind of casino. Now there is none of this at all. The earthquake of 1979 changed the waterfall, and Montenegrins no longer needed to live that primitive life with factories built in Podgorica and tourism in Budva. 
Again, tourism was not affected Villagers because of the poor road... The bus will not pass, only a passenger car. Local residents, of whom there are only a few left, built an asphalt road from the highway to the village at their own expense, but closed it with a barrier. At the same time, tourists are welcome 🙂 The vicious circle can be broken by leaving the car on the upper road near the cypress trees and walking 15 minutes down to the waterfall. I advise you to take a swimsuit and cool off in the cold water in the hot summer. 
I love the villagers for the real picture of a Montenegrin village; you can close your eyes and imagine the donkeys on this bridge with sacks of flour. Or women at the waterfall washing clothes. But alas, everything has sunk into the past 
4. Sedlo mountain pass in Durmitor National Park
50 km connects regional cities, but you will drive for 1.5 - 2 hours due to winding serpentines, sheep and cows blocking your path. This road passes among the highest peaks of the Durmitor National Park, and will leave an indelible impression in your memory!
It is impossible for huge buses to pass along the winding road, so a regular Canyons tour does not include trips...
- (not a convertible), if you are confident in your abilities, it is better to spend the night in Zabljak to enjoy the mountains - .
- Buy the Grand Canyons excursion, they take you by minibus
- I can recommend a good guide-driver who takes the Great Circle of Durmitor and River Canyons, the cost of such an excursion is 200-250 euros, depending on the season and seats in the car.
5. Panorama of Sveti Stefan and Crvena Glavica beach
You can admire the hotel island from different points, but I like it - less known and difficult to access - Church of St. Sava. There is an asphalt road there, but with serpentines and gullies. People like to do wedding ceremonies or romantic photo sessions here. But we come for the silence, contemplation of the red roofs of the Budva Riviera and the islands in the sea. I especially like it in spring, late autumn with a bottle of wine and getting high with a view of live photo wallpaper. More details about this panoramic point - 
And another one of the favorite places in the Budva Riviera is located below this panorama - the bay with the beach Crvena Glavica 🏜 It is often called Plaza Galija to a summer restaurant. The place is amazingly beautiful - red rocks, emerald sea, and in the evenings - wonderful sunsets! And also close to, but in the distance, even in summer there are few vacationers here with cafes and beach equipment 💦 
This one is among my favorites. At the end of May we were the only ones here, not counting the builders... The pebbles are medium in size on Galia beach, but I also like to climb the rocks on the right and just admire the sea 
6. Piva Lake Canyon
Lake Piva is one of the most beautiful places in Montenegro. I advise you to visit in the morning or afternoon in sunny weather, then it will look like a blue mirror surface. This artificial lake of several branches appeared on the site of the flooded Piva River during Yugoslavia, when a dam was built. You can drive along its canyon if you are going to Scepan Polje for rafting on the Tara, or by combining it with a visit to the national one. You can come to town Plužine, rent kayaks or motor boat, just swim on the beach, dine on delicious home cooking in Ethno-village “Izlazak”, you can also stay overnight with them - on. 
In autumn or after rain, the Piva Lake canyon takes on a mystical appearance 
7. Lake Bukumir in the Kuchki Mountains
There are many mountain lakes of glacial origin in Montenegro, and they are much more interesting and less crowded than the accessible and touristic Skadar or Black Lake. In April, I wait for the snow to melt on the road and go to a fairy tale - to Lake Bukumir in the Kuchki Mountains. In summer the picture will not be so picturesque, although trekking will be available due to the more pleasant climate, the routes in the mountains will be marked. Read more about Bukumir Lake and the road to it. 
8. Gorlo Sokolovo Gorge
13. Canyon of the Mrtvica River
If you love wildlife and hiking, then go to. Here you can arrange a short hike, without elevation changes, suitable even for children, the walk takes from 1.5 to 5 hours back and forth, depending on where you go... You will see old bridges, a seething mountain river, a jungle of trees and moss! You can grab a swimsuit to freshen up!
And another recommendation for what to see nearby - stop on the way to take a photo at suspension bridge, if you are with children, visit the petting zoo-orphanage in Brezna, and believers will be interested in the Moraca Monastery. The list of my favorite non-tourist and most beautiful places in Montenegro does not end here; explore the country off the highways, turn off often and walk along marked paths!
Video - not tourist Montenegro
It included Bukumir Lake in Kuchkikh Mountain and a hike to the Gorlo Sokolovo gorge
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There are places in Montenegro that can be called business cards countries. To visit them means to say: “I have been to Montenegro.” We will tell you what should be on the must-see list in this pearl of the Adriatic.
- Sights of Montenegro - Tara Canyon
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The Tara Canyon is rocky mountains, deep gorges, waterfalls, rapid rapids surrounded by beautiful nature. The length of this natural miracle is 82 kilometers, in some places the depth reaches 1300 meters. Note to extreme sports enthusiasts and those who are chasing records. The Tara Canyon is the deepest canyon in all of Europe, and in the world it is surpassed only by the American Grand Canyon. The canyon is surrounded on one side by the mountains of Sinjaevina and Durmitor, and on the other by Lyubishnja and Zlatni Bor. Tara Canyon is part of Durmitor Park and is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. This place is a paradise for rafting lovers. Also don’t forget to cross the famous Djurdjevic Bridge, connecting the north and south of Montenegro. It is the highest in the entire country, just imagine the views from here.
- Sights of Montenegro - Skadar Lake
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You are most welcome big lake in the Balkans, which is located on the territory of Montenegro and Albania. 2/3 of the lake belongs to Montenegro. The area of Lake Skadar is about 390 km². The natural body of water is not only outstanding for its size. This is one of the few places in Europe that is a natural habitat for pelicans and large nesting birds. Moreover, on the shores and islands of the lake there are many attractions - monasteries, fortresses, churches with tombs, monuments to those who lived and ruled here hundreds of years ago. And, of course, the surrounding natural landscapes deserve special attention.
- Sights of Montenegro - Ostrog Monastery
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The greatest shrine and landmark of Montenegro is the Ostrog Monastery. It is carved into a rock high in the mountains. The monastery was founded in the 17th century; the relics of St. Basil of Ostrog are kept here. Thousands of pilgrims from all over the world walk from the Lower Monastery to the Upper Monastery with the hope of being cleansed of their sins. The old monk, who is also a tour guide, will tell you about the history of the monastery, miracles and happy events that happened here. The Montenegrins themselves say that Saint Basil watches them from the mountain all their lives and waits for them to return to their roots.
- Sights of Montenegro - the city of Kotor and the Bay of Kotor
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Kotor is a famous resort on the Montenegrin Adriatic coast. The city is a striking example of the architecture of medieval Mediterranean cities. Kotor in very in good shape has survived to this day. In 1979, Kotor was included in the UNESCO list. The city is located at the foot of Mount Lovcen, on the shores of the Bay of Kotor in a fjord, which is unique in its beauty throughout the Mediterranean. Kotor was founded during the Roman Empire, then it was known as Acrivium and was part of the Roman province of Dalmatia. Today Kotor attracts with its beauty and atmosphere. The symbol of the city is the Cathedral of St. Tryphon, which contains frescoes from the 14th century and a sacristy with works by Venetian and Kotor jewelers. In the city it is also interesting to see the Napoleon Theater, the Church of St. Anne, St. Luke, and the Church of St. Mary. Those who want to see the Bay of Kotor in all its glory should visit the beautiful coastal cities - Herceg Novi, Perast, Risan.
- Sights of Montenegro - Budva
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Budva is the main seaside resort in the region. In this city, Montenegro appears in all its beauty and diversity. Old city was destroyed by an earthquake in 1979, but has now been successfully restored. There are three museums, churches and a fortress, whose high ramparts frame the central square of the Old Town. Full of beautiful beaches surrounded high mountains, - heaven on earth. The main beach of Budva is also called the kingdom of pebbles; it begins 500 meters north of Mogren beach. The city does not sleep at night. In the summer, numerous festivals are held here, most often in the fortress on a stage under open air. And this is only one hundredth of everything that you can do and see in this beautiful resort town.
- Sights of Montenegro - Sveti Stefan and Petrovac
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Sveti Stefan is located on the Budva Riviera, on a small rocky island, connected to the mainland by a thin sandy isthmus. The resort is named after the patron saint of Montenegro - St. Stephen. This resort is one of the favorite destinations of royalty and celebrities. Sveti Stefan is famous for its 1,170 meters of pink sand beaches, narrow streets, elegant buildings and picturesque churches. If the activity of Sveti Stefan begins to tire you, you should go a few kilometers south to the town of Petrovac. It is located in a beautiful bay, surrounded by pine forests and olive groves, an ideal place for a romantic getaway surrounded by nature. There are many cafes, two sandy beaches - Petrovac and Lucice, a Venetian fortress and many churches with ancient icons.
- Sights of Montenegro - the city of Cetinje and Mount Lovcen
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Cetinje is the historical and cultural capital of Montenegro. Located at the foot of Mount Lovcen. The city began to expand in 1482. For most Montenegrins, Cetinje is a symbol of the nation and the entire country, created during the heroic struggle for freedom. Many historical events took place in Cetinje. It was this city that was the center of organized resistance to the Turks and the residence of the Montenegrin Orthodox Church. The most old building in the city there is the Vlaška Church, dating back to 1450. The name comes from the word "shepherds" (Vlasi). Cetinje, a museum town, has the best preserved collection of weapons in the entire Balkans. Pilgrims should definitely go to the Cetinje Monastery, where the relics of St. Peter of Cetinje, the right hand of John the Baptist and a piece of the Holy Cross are kept. In order not to miss the opportunity to see the city from a bird's eye view, it is worth climbing Mount Lovcen. The mountain has two peaks - Štirovnik (1,749 m) and Jezerski vrch (1,657 m). On Štirovnik there is a mausoleum of the Montenegrin poet and ruler Peter II Petrovic Njegos and works by the famous sculptor Ivan Mestrovic.
Watch a video about the city of Kotor and the Bay of Kotor:
The tiny southeastern European state, which became independent in July 2006, is one of the most picturesque, inexpensive and romantic holiday destinations. The Slavic soul of Montenegro and its numerous Orthodox churches will be understandable to any Russian person.
Everyone else in this country will definitely like it medieval cities with classic European narrow streets, covered with red tiles, ancient buildings, Gothic and Romanesque Catholic cathedrals and numerous museums housing magnificent collections of ancient coins, weapons and paintings.
The main wealth of Montenegro is its nature - amazingly diverse, pure and beautiful. Majestic mountains, cleanest lakes and scenic national parks teem with wild plants, birds and animals. The best time to vacation in Montenegro is from May to October, when the daytime temperature does not drop below twenty degrees. The small country is ideal for family, beach and sightseeing holidays.
Montenegrin cuisine is represented by three types of “menu” - local, fish and Italian. Tart Montenegrin wine “Vranac” and grape vodka “Krunak” are ideal souvenirs for gourmets. Wickerwork made from wicker and red and black “kapa” hats are excellent gifts for lovers of original, national items.
The resort, which grew out of a fishing village, is an island-hotel consisting of hundreds of ancient houses equipped in a luxury class. A small-pebble pink-red beach, yacht trips, scuba diving and a visit to three ancient churches make your holiday on Sveti Stefan varied and memorable.
Founded at the beginning of the eleventh century, the male Orthodox monastery was later dedicated to one of the most revered saints in the Balkans - St. Sava. The architectural complex, consisting of three churches, two cemeteries and a building of monastery cells, is located in the picturesque Bay of Kotor.
The city, which arose more than two and a half thousand years ago on the shores of the Adriatic Sea, has retained to this day the medieval charm of its narrow streets, the majestic architecture of ancient churches and the powerful fortress wall that encircles its center. Old Budva is completely built up with snow-white ancient houses with red tiled roofs.
A stone mausoleum with a golden roof and two statues of Montenegrins appeared on Mount Lovcen in the 60-70s of the 20th century. It was built on the site of the chapel contrary to the will of its “owner” - the last spiritual ruler of the country, Peter II Petrovich-Njegos. With located behind the mausoleum observation deck offers a magnificent view of Montenegro.
Catholic Cathedral Kotor was discovered in 1166. The classic Romanesque features of the building were diluted with Baroque elements after the devastating earthquake of 1667. In the cathedral lie the relics of St. Tryphon and the Kotor townsman A. Saracenis, who bought them from Venetian merchants in the 9th century.
Located near the town of Herceg Novi, the water acquires an incredibly blue color in the first half of the day. The twenty-five meter height of the grotto allows you to swim into it on a boat through one of two entrances. Today tourists swim freely in the waters of the Blue Cave, where pirates once hid their treasures.
Belonging to two-thirds of Montenegro and one-third of Albania, Lake Skadar has the status of a national park. Twenty-six species of birds nest on its banks - gulls, herons, pelicans and others. Freshwater waters abound with fish. For tourists on Lake Skadar, water excursions on boats, motorboats and yachts are organized.
The Serbian Orthodox monastery, founded in the 17th century at the foot of the Ostrog ridge, is still active. Twelve monks live in it, and the relics of the wonderworker Vasily of Ostrog are buried. In the 19th century the monastery was replenished bottom, located in the forest, five kilometers from the main complex.
The tiny island, built in the 15th century on top of a reef on which the miraculous icon of the Mother of God was found, has a telling name - “Our Lady on the Rock.” A Byzantine-style church dedicated to the Queen of Heaven appeared on Gospa od Shkrpela two centuries later. Today it houses several dozen paintings and two and a half thousand precious “votive” records.
Located in the Bay of Kotor, opposite the town of Perast, this private miniature island was once entirely given over to a Benedictine abbey, founded in the distant 9th century. After the earthquake XVII century They decided not to restore the ancient monastery. Instead, they built one church, within the walls of which today paintings by the famous Kotor artist L.M. are kept. Dobrichevich.
11. Crno Jezero (Black Lake)
Located on Mount Dumitor, the glacial Black Lake consists of two small reservoirs - Big and Small, connected by a narrow strait. The shores of Crno Jezero are covered with dense coniferous forests, the emerald reflection of which gives the water a unique dark hue. A walking path winds along the lake.
The Mediterranean fjord, reaching a length of twenty-eight kilometers, has long served as a refuge for ships waiting out storms. Today on its banks stand ancient cities and villages decorated with medieval Orthodox and Catholic churches, towers, fortresses - Kotor, Perast, Risan and others.
The medieval defensive fortification of Budva is an architectural complex of the ruins of the Church of St. Mary, a square, gates, buildings of the former barracks and fortress walls. The local City Theater gives performances on the Ciutadella Square. IN east tower there is a restaurant. Available on site ancient fortress and its own museum with a rich collection of books, pottery and coins.
The deepest European canyon is located between the mountains of Durmitor and Sinyaevina and Zlatni Bor and Ljubišnja. Being an integral part of the Durmitor National Park, it attracts the attention of all nature lovers. Black relict pines, one hundred and thirty species of birds, wild goats, wild boars, wolves and bears feel at home in the Tara River canyon.
Built in the first half of the 20th century, the arched concrete bridge over the Tara River was considered the highest bridge in Europe at the time of completion. Consisting of five arches and having a length of three hundred and sixty-five meters, it runs along a deep canyon covered with lush green vegetation. In the area of the bridge there is a campsite with a parking lot, a shop and a hostel.
16. Kotor – old town
The historical center of Kotor is easy to distinguish from the modern part of the city - it is securely hidden behind the medieval fortress walls. The picturesque narrow streets of the Old Town are made up of buildings built in Romanesque and Byzantine styles. Religious attractions are represented by the Cathedral of St. Tryphon and the churches of St. Luke, St. Anna, St. Mary.
Probably every tourist going to Montenegro for the first time asks the question: “What is interesting in this country?” Oh, believe me, Montenegro has many faces, there are attractions here for every taste. Do you want a relaxing holiday by the sea? Please, magnificent beaches at your service. Do you want culture and communication? In Montenegro there is a lot historical monuments and festivals. Are you a fan of outdoor activities? Then you will like rafting on the Tara River or rock climbing. But first things first.
Acquaintance with the country usually begins with a visit to the capital. Let's not deviate from this rule. Welcome to Podgorica– the heart of Montenegro. Centuries-old history imprinted in architecture. A whole quarter remains from the Ottoman period - Stara Varoš, built up with mosques and replete with narrow winding streets. Like signs new era– a water park and the beautiful Millennium Bridge. Tourists from Russia will be happy to take photos next to the monument to V. Vysotsky. And on the banks of the Moraca River there is also a monument to A. Pushkin.
Map of the coast of Montenegro
1. Durmitor National Park
Durmitor National Park is located in the north-west of Montenegro and is one of the most untouched mountain ranges in Europe and, at the moment, one of the most promising tourist destinations for active recreation in Europe. The park's main attractions are 23 peaks up to 2,300 meters high, 17 glaciers and vibrant, unspoiled nature in the heart of Europe.
2. City of Kotor
The charming city of Kotor is located on the shores of Europe's southernmost fjord. The old town of Kotor “Stari Grad” is located under an ominous mountain towering above the heads of the townspeople. The quaint squares, red roofs of houses and cobbled, winding streets of the old town are similar to the Gothic Venetian style, making the city of Kotor a tourist attraction in Montenegro.
3. Stari Bar town (Stari Bar)
Stari Bar, a city in the southeast of Montenegro, knew and better times. Now, these are remnants of its former greatness, but the city has preserved a large number of popular cultural attractions in Montenegro.
Over the centuries, the city has been dominated by the Roman Empire, Serbs, Venetians, Austro-Hungarian Empire and Ottoman Empire. The city's main attractions include the 11th-century fortress, St. John's Church, well-preserved medieval houses, ancient olive groves and beautiful Mediterranean scenery. Below Stari Bar is the town of Novi Bar, an important Montenegrin port.
4. Lovcen National Park (Lovcen National Park)
Lovcen National Park covers the central and highest part of the Lovcen mountain range and covers an area of 62 square meters. kilometer In addition to its natural beauty, Lovcen National Park was created to protect the rich historical, cultural and architectural heritage of Montenegro. On the mountain is the mausoleum of Petar Petrovic Njegos, a famous statesman and poet of Montenegro, considered a symbol of national identity in the country; the mountain is considered sacred.
(Lake Skadar)
Lake Skadar is located only 7 km from the coast of the Adriatic Sea, it is the largest reservoir of fresh water on the Balkan Peninsula. Surrounded by mountains, one third of the lake lies in neighboring Albania. Lake Skadar is part of the largest national park in Montenegro.
6. Orthodox monastery Ostrog (Ostrog Monastry)
Ostrog is an active Orthodox monastery of the Serbian Orthodox Church, which is located on a steep cliff at an altitude of 900 meters above sea level. The monastery was created in the 17th century by Vasily Ostrozhsky and is a place of pilgrimage for Orthodox Christians from all over the world. Now 12 monks live permanently in Ostrog.
7. City of Cetinje (Cetinje)
The city of Cetinje was officially known as the royal capital of Montenegro. And now it is a small town that has a huge historical heritage Founded in the 15th century, it was the center of Montenegrin life and is the cradle of Montenegrin culture. The main attraction of Cetinje is the National Museum of Montenegro.
8. City of Perast (Perast)
The small, calm town is located at the foot of Mount Ilia, opposite a narrow strait. The city of Perast is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its impeccably preserved Venetian Gothic buildings.
9. Moraca Monastery
The Moraca Monastery was built in 1252 by Prince Stefan, who was a representative of the Serbian medieval dynasty. By the end of the 14th century the monastery was partially destroyed, but was rebuilt in 1574. In the 18th century, the monastery was attacked by the Turks. The monks were forced to fight with weapons in their hands. Thus, in 1877, the archimandrite of the monastery Mitrofan Pan led the battle against the Turks. As a result, he successfully repelled the enemy's attack.
The monastery complex includes the Church of the Assumption of the Mother of God and the small Church of St. Nicholas. The Church of the Assumption of the Mother of God is famous for its rich wall paintings. One of the most famous works of sacred art, the 13th century frescoes dedicated to the prophet Elijah.
10. St Tryphon Cathedral
The cathedral was built in honor of Saint Tryphon, who was the patron and protector of the city of Kotor, on the site of an 8th century church. The Cathedral of St. Tryphon is the largest and most beautiful building in the city.
11. Castello Fortress
The fortress was built on the coastal cliffs adjacent to the city in the 16th century by the Venetians. The fortress housed a garrison and was used to store oil and wine. Inside the Castello fortress, visitors can admire the work of ancient artists in the frescoes and mosaics on the walls. The fortress offers stunning views of the bay and the city of New Bar.
12. Olive Tree
The Old Olive Tree, symbol of the city of Bar, is the oldest tree in Europe, the tree is believed to be over 2000 years old. The olive tree is located in a picturesque park.
13. Budva Riviera
For most people, Montenegro doesn't immediately come to mind when considering ideal holiday destinations. beach holiday in Europe - but for those in the know, it's the perfect holiday destination, filled with sun, soft surf and soft sand. Budva Riviera is the center of the tourism industry in Montenegro. Here you will find many bays and coves, caves, small islands and more than 20 beaches to suit every taste - not to mention the vibrant nightlife.
14. Kotor’s Maritime Museum
The Kotor Maritime Museum is one of the most popular cultural attractions in Montenegro, and an extremely attractive place to visit for tourists of all ages. Housed in a majestic Baroque palace that once belonged to a noble family. The Maritime Museum proudly displays artifacts and documents chronicling Kotor's rich maritime heritage.
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In this article I will describe in detail how to organize your trip, what you must see in Montenegro and what excursions to go on.
How to organize your own trip
Flights
I usually buy plane tickets 3-4 weeks before the trip, although if you buy tickets 2-3 months in advance, the tickets will be cheaper.To begin with, I determine the dates of my trip, then immediately look at the cost of tickets for the dates I need on the website . It is more profitable to buy tickets with departure Tuesday-Thursday, usually the highest cost is for Friday-Monday.
There are only two airports in all of Montenegro, in Tivat and Podgorica. I chose Tivat airport because it is located on the coast and it is much faster and cheaper to get to any resort town. Fly from Moscow to 3 hours 20 minutes.
Note!!! If you are flying to Montenegro by plane Pobeda Airlines, then buy your seats during online registration. The fact is that since October 2018, registration at the Montenegro airport costs 25 euros per person. If you do not have your registration with the specified seat on the plane or 25 euros, then you simply will not be allowed on the plane. Online check-in closes on the airline's website 4 hours before departure. You will have to pay 10 euros per 1 kg for excess baggage at the airport. If you brought things into the waiting room, then before boarding you will have all your hand luggage checked in a special box, the size of which is 36 x 30 x 27 cm. You will have to pay 45 euros if hand luggage will not fit in this box.
Flight schedule from Moscow to Tivat
Accommodation in Montenegro
After the plane tickets are purchased, I look for a hotel or apartment. During my first and third trips, I rented accommodation in Budva through an international service Airbnb , A I also rented rooms in guest houses in Kotor and Tivat through the well-knownBooking.
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Insurance for tourists
I always buy travel insurance through service . I bought insurance twice from Liberty Insurance and once from RESO Guarantee. The last time I paid 498 rubles for insurance for 7 days. ServiceCherehapaconvenient in that it compares services and costs of insurance policies from 15 insurance companies . If you set your parameters, you will immediately see the cost of all insurance. I myself was lucky enough not to use health insurance, and I wish the same for you!
Visa
Russians, Belarusians and Ukrainiansnot required . During the summer months, citizens of the Russian Federation can vacation in Montenegro without a visa for 90 days. The rest of the time you can stay in Montenegro for 30 days without a visa.
To holiday in Montenegro you only need a passport!!!
How to get from Tivat airport to your resort
Before my first trip to Montenegro, I was looking for information on how to get from the airport to Budva by bus. Everything turned out to be simple. You need to leave the airport building, walk about 50-70 meters to highway (Jadranska magistrala) and wait for the bus. If you are embarrassed to stand near the road, then you can walk 300 meters towards the city of Tivat, there is an equipped stop there. The city of Tivat is on the left if you stand with your back to the airport. There is no need to cross the road.
Bus waiting areanear Tivat airport
Since there is no stop directly at the airport, you need to raise your hand for the bus to stop. By the way, if you go to an equipped stop, you also need to raise your hand, otherwise the bus will not stop. The fare must be paid to the conductor, who himself approaches the passengers.
The buses do not have numbers, there are only signs indicating the direction. If you are traveling to Budva, then Budva may be indicated(Budva)or Ulcinj (Ulcinj). If you travel further than Budva, for example, to Becici / Rafailovici / Sveti Stefan / Petrovac / Sutomore / Bar / Ulcinj, then there will be a sign Bar (Bar) or Ulcinj (Ulcinj)). If it's necessaryto Kotor, then Herceg Novi will be indicated), or Igalo), or Kotor.
Bus schedules and fares can be found atwebsite busticket4.me, only this site does not show the schedule from the airport to the city you need, so you need to indicate the city of Tivat, and not Tivat airport. Just add 1 minute to the indicated time, which is approximately how long the bus travels from the bus station in Tivat to the airport. But sometimes buses are late due to traffic jams, which also happen in Montenegro.
Taxi
Near the airport there are always a lot of bomb drivers waiting for tourists. They offer their services and will take you anywhere. Only their fare is usually much higher than in a specialized taxi.
It is very convenient to order a taxi from home via the Internet. When you arrive in Montenegro, a taxi will be waiting for you near the airport. You can find out the cost of travel and order a taxi at the internationalor Montenegrin
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- — 44 euros
Rent a car
If you are traveling to Montenegro with your family or a large group and are not planning to relax only on the beach, it is convenient and cheaper to rent a car than to take a bus or organized excursions. With a car, you will travel around Montenegro on your own, you will be able to visit beautiful beaches and attractions far from the cities, and you will not depend on bus schedules and excursion groups. You can view cars and rental prices on . The cost of renting a car is from 20 euros per day.
Before your trip, download the appMaps.meon your phone, this is the most detailed and convenient map for traveling around Montenegro.
Money in Montenegro
In Montenegro national currency isEuro. It is advisable to take euros with you in cash, as they are not accepted everywhere. bank cards. IN big stores and restaurants you can use the card (I used a Sberbank debit card), but in transport, small cafes, souvenir shops and in places remote from popular tourist places, you can only pay in cash. In addition, if you rent an apartment or room from the owners, you will have to pay them in cash.
You can withdraw cash from your card at an ATM, but take into account the conversion and commission. In my opinion, it is better to exchange rubles for euros in your own country, looking for a favorable rate, and go on vacation with cash.
How much money to take with you
Before your trip, calculate your basic expenses:
Hotel/apartment - if you book in advance and do not look for accommodation on the spot, then you will know the exact amount of payment. You may be asked to pay a deposit for one day of stay if you book on services, be sure to read the booking conditions.
Directions - you need to decide in advance how you will move around the country, how you will get to the hotel from the airport. For example, from Tivat airport to Budva, travel by bus costs 3.50 euros, by ordered taxi/transfer - from 25 euros, you can rent a car at the airport from 28 euros per day.
Registration - You must register with the tourist office within the first 24 hours if you are staying in an apartment or room. If you live in a hotel, then registration may or may not be included in the price; this must be clarified with the hotel. It is advisable to keep your hotel reservation sheet until you return to Russia. The cost of registration in Montenegro is 1 euro per adult per day.
Nutrition - if you rent an apartment with a kitchen or a room with a shared kitchen, you can buy food in a supermarket or market and cook it yourself. If you want to forget about the kitchen during your vacation and try Montenegrin dishes in restaurants, then lunch will cost you 7-25 euros per person.
Eexcursions - the cost of a tour of Montenegro starts from 25 euros per adult and 12.5 euros per child.
Museums - if you want to visit local museums and galleries, then ticket prices range from 1 to 3 euros.
Beaches - you can sunbathe on the beaches in Montenegro for free with your own towel, but if you want to use a sunbed and umbrella, you will have to pay 10-15 euros.
Souvenirs/gifts - it all depends on what you want to keep as a souvenir of Montenegro, for example, if you like to hang magnets on the refrigerator, then the cheapest magnet can be bought for 1 euro. Typically, the more popular the place, the higher the cost of souvenirs. In my opinion, the most expensive place to buy souvenirs - the Old Town of Kotor; it is better to buy souvenirs in Herceg Novi in souvenir pavilions on the embankment. In Budva there is a shop “Everything for 1 euro”. You can expect souvenirs to cost from 1 to 15 euros.
Petrol — if you are going to travel around the country by car, you will have to refuel it. Gasoline cost: A 95 - 1.41 euros, A 98 - 1.37 euros (prices are current in May 2019).
Products in the store — when renting apartments with a kitchen, you can save money by buying groceries in stores and markets. Here are the costs of some products: egg - from 1.2 euros, bread - from 0.6 euros, meat - from 2.5 euros, beer - from 0.6 euros, wine - from 3.5 euros, strawberries - from 3 euros , ice cream - from 0.6 euros.
Registration in Montenegro
Registration of tourists in Montenegro is mandatory. It can be checked when leaving the country, for example, at the airport or at the border when traveling to another country. For lack of registration - a fine of 200 euros. Therefore, it is better to keep the registration receipt until you return to your homeland, and also take it with you if you go on an excursion to Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia or Albania.
If you have booked your stay in good hotel through, then you No need go to the post office and tourist information center yourself (Tourist info) To register, this is done by the hotel staff themselves. Some hotels/guesthouses/hostels may charge you an additional fee for registration, 1 euro per day.
If you rent an apartment/apartment from the owners throughAirbnb or , then most likely you will need to do the registration yourself. Although when I was on a tourist tripom information center, I saw local hosts who themselves came with passports and registered their guests.
How to register yourself in Budva
Registration must be done within the first day of your stay in Montenegro!!!
II did the registration in Budva myself. To do this, you need your international passport, also ask the owner of the apartment to write down the address of the apartment/house and last name on a piece of paper. First, go to the post office to pay for registration, 1 adult - 1 euro per day, 1 child - 0.5 euros per day. At the post office, give the passports of everyone registered and tell the post office employee: “Registration.Quantity days”, she will tell you the payment amount. You will be given a pink slip - a receipt for payment of registration, with which you immediately go to the tourist information center.
There are two information centers in Budva tourist center (Tourist info), one is located in the Old Town, but I could not find it, although I wandered for a long time through the narrow ancient streets. The second tourist information center is located at the intersection of the main street of Budva - Yadran highway ( Jadranski put) and Filip Kovacevic streets ( Filipa Kovačevića). Give your international passport, a piece of paper with your residential address and a receipt to the center employee, she will give you a receipt confirming your registration in Montenegro. Place the receipt in your passport and keep the receipt with you until you return home.
Addresses of post offices in Budva:
2. Trg Sunca, 3 (post office closest to the tourist information center)
3. Mediteranska ulica br. 1 (near the Old Town)
4. Inside the Old Town of Budva
5. Intersection of Popa Jola Zeca and Filipa Kovačevića streets (in the bus station building)
Excursions in Montenegro
There are many beautiful and interesting places in Montenegro. I believe that you can go to some places on your own, but there are places where you can’t get there on your own, and the presence of an experienced guide who can tell interesting stories about the sights, interesting facts and outstanding Montenegrins gives more insight into the country than any guidebooks.
You can get acquainted with all group and individual excursions in Montenegro on the services And . On these excursion booking services you can find interesting excursions with professional Russian guides who have lived in Montenegro for a long time and received a guide license.
I went on several group excursions. I offer my list of excursions that will help you get to know beautiful Montenegro as best as possible.
Main excursions around Chernogoria in Russian
In my opinion, this is the main excursion in Montenegro. During the excursion you will see the sights of the north of Montenegro: the Moraca Monastery, the canyons of the Moraca and Tara rivers, the Djurdjevic Bridge, Durmitor National Park, Black Lake.
Tour cost: 40 euros - 1 adult, 20 euros - 1 child.
An alternative to this excursion can be two more excursions:
Excursion
This is an extended “Canyons” excursion; additional attractions have been added to the already listed attractions.Nyon of the Piva River and Piva Lake.Tour cost: 65 / 40 euros
This is convenient if you are traveling with family or friends. By car with a guide you will go to the north of the country, take you to the canyons of the Tara, Moraca, Piva, Nevid riversio and Komarnitsa, as well as the Durmitor National Park.Tour cost: 285 euros - up to 4 people (guide + car), 355 euros - up to 6 people (guide + car), 135 euros - only the guide (you are in your own car).
My most vivid memories from my trip to Montenegro were visiting the city of Kotor, the Djurdjevic Bridge and the Petar Njegos Mausoleum. During this excursion you will visit the Njegos Mausoleum, which is located on the top of a mountain in the Lovcen National Park. From the observation deck near the mausoleum, most of little Montenegro is visible. In addition, during this excursion you can visit the Cetinje Monastery in cultural capital countries,Cetinje . The monastery houses the Hand of John the Baptist, the man who baptized Jesus Christ. The excursion also includes a visit to the village of Njegusi, where you can see how local craftsmen make Njegushi prosciutto, one of the main dishes innational cuisine of Montenegro.
Tour cost: 35 euros - 1 adult, 20 euros - 1 child
I would like to note that the Ostrog monastery is the third most visited monastery in the world after Jerusalem and Mount Athos in Greece. Part of the monastery is built high into the rock. The relics of S are kept hereSaint Basil of Ostrog the Wonderworker, the most revered saint in the Balkans.After visiting the monastery, a bus with tourists heads to the capital of Montenegro - Podgorica to visit cathedral Resurrection of Christ. Patriarch of Moscow All Rus' Alexy II in 1993 consecrated the first stone laid in the foundation of the main Orthodox church Montenegro.
Tour cost: 25 - 1 adult, 12.5 euros - 1 child
During this wonderful excursion you will be able to walk through one of the the most beautiful cities and sights of Montenegro - through the Old Town of Kotor with a guide, learn the rich history of this place, climb the fortress of St. Ivan, which towers above the city. And then everyone will sail on a boat to another of the ancient cities of the country - Perast. There are two islands near the city. On one island there is a monastery closed to tourists, and on the second island there is a Church of the Mother of God, which you will visit with a guide. Next, the boat will sail past coastal towns and Mamula Island. There is a stop at Zhanitsa beach so those who wish can swim and sunbathe.
Tour cost: 25 euros - 1 adult, 12.5 euros - 1 child
Imagine: you are sailing on a boat on a beautiful lake surrounded by mountains, fish are splashing in the water, birds are flying. Stops are provided; if you wish, you can swim in the lake if you take swimsuits. This is what a tour of Lake Skadar, the largest and most beautiful lake in the Balkans, is like.
Tour cost: 40 euros - 1 adult, 20 euros - 1 child
What to see in Montenegro on your own by bus or car
Kotor
The first place you should definitely visit in Montenegro is. The main attraction of this city is the Old Town and the Bay of Kotor, on the shore of which Kotor is located.
Information kiosk, near the Main Gate to the Old Town It is best to enter the Old Town through the Main Gate, near which there is a tourist information kiosk, where you can get a free map in Russian.
Stroll along the ancient streets of the Old City, visit ancient temples, climbFortress of St. Ivan (San Giovanni), which offers beautiful views of the bay. The cost of climbing the fortress is 8 euros. Take water with you!!!
I stayed in Kotor for two days in a guest houseVicky Apartments . In the evening I walked around the Old Town. Many tourists visit Kotor during the day and therefore do not know that in the evening the lanterns are lit in the Old Town and it resembles a fairy-tale town with narrow streets and mysterious nooks and crannies.
If you have the opportunity to visit the Old Town of Kotor after sunset, do not miss the opportunity to wander, and perhaps get lost, in the labyrinths of this ancient city.
All the sights of Kotor are located in the Old Town. A walk, climbing the St. Ivan fortress on the mountain and exploring the city’s attractions can take you 3-4 hours.
There are a lot of souvenir shops in the Old Town, but due to the fact that in the summer months huge liners arrive at the port of Kotor every day and the narrow streets are crowded with tourists from all over the world, the prices for souvenirs here are greatly inflated. When I first arrived in Montenegro, I didn’t know about this and bought a children’s T-shirt in Kotor for 12 euros, and in Herceg Novi I saw the same T-shirt for 5 euros.
Perast
Small but beautifulis located 9 km from Kotor. Several centuries ago, Perast was a rich, prosperous city. Palaces and churches were built here, rich merchants and sailors lived here. There are attractions left from the days of former glory, because of which hundreds of tourists come to Perast every day.
In Perast, be sure to sail to the islandGospa od Škrpjela, which means "Our Lady of the Rock". On the island of Gospa od Skrpjela there is the Church of Our Lady and a small museum.
I recommend climbing the 55-meter bell towerChurch of St. Nicholas. The ascent to the bell tower is paid, 1 euro. From here you can enjoy beautiful views of Perast, mountains, islands and the Bay of Kotor.
There is also a Maritime Museum in Perast, locatedin the Bujović Palace (1697). Once upon a time Peter the Great sent young nobles to the local navigation school to learn maritime skills from famous navigators.
Sightseeing in Perast may take 2-3 hours.
Herceg Novi
On the banks of Boko Kotor Bay not far from the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina there is a botanical garden of Montenegro -. This city is calmer than Budva or Kotor. But there are also many attractions here.
Herceg Novi has an Old Town, although it is not similar to the Old Towns of Kotor and Budva. The main historical attractions of the city are the two fortresses Kanli Kula and Forte Mare, the Sakhat Kula tower, and the Orthodox monastery Savina.
I really enjoyed the walk along the city embankment, along which you can walk to the medical. On the Herceg Novi embankment there are pavilions where you can buy various souvenirs, and there are also many restaurants and cafes.
To see Herceg Novi and explore local attractions, it will take 3-4 hours. You can come here by bus, which runs along the entire coast, or .
Budva
First of all, I want to note thatis the most popular tourist city in Montenegro. The infrastructure is well developed here, several beaches (pebble and sand), many different (hotels, apartments, rooms, hostels), many shops and supermarkets, nightclubs and bars, restaurants and cafes with dishes , attractions in the Old Town, and from the local bus station you can go to any city in Montenegro and even to neighboring countries.
If you have chosen another resort town for your holiday, then it is worth coming here to stroll along the narrow streets of the Old Town of Budva, have lunch at a restaurant on the embankment, and go to or go to a nightclub.
The main attractions of the Old Town: the Citadel, withoborSt. John's with the bell tower and the archaeological museum.
The symbol of the city is the statue “Ballerina from Budva”. This statue can be seen on the road to Mogren Beach.
In Budva you can hire a guide who will guide you , will tell a story and show interesting places.
Tivat
IN I stayed for three days in a guest houseApartments Miana . What I liked best about this cityPorto Montenegro is a large yacht port. I would describe Porto Montenegro as an expensive European mini-city in Montenegro.If you want to see beautiful yachts, then you need to come to Tivat and see it with your own eyes.
Perhaps because of Porto Montenegoro, Tivat has a different atmosphere than other coastal cities in Montenegro.
In Tivat you can go to the Montenegrin Maritime Heritage Museum, take a walk in two city parks, and visit the Church of St. Sava.
The place of attraction in Tivat is the embankment, especially in the evening hours.
From other cities you can come to Tivat by bus. From the bus station you need to walk 20-25 minutes to the city center, where all the main attractions are located. It will take 3 hours to walk and explore the city.
Bar
In the very There are very few attractions since the city suffered from a strong earthquake in 1979. Nikola's palace on the embankment has been preserved here. Now the palace houses a local history museum.
In 2016, the beautiful Cathedral of St. John Vladimir in the center of Bar was illuminated. I was in Bar when the cathedral was still under construction and did not go inside.
The main attraction of Bar isOld Bar . If people live and shops and restaurants operate in the Old Towns of Kotor, Budva and Herceg Novi, then the Old Town of Bar is a large open-air museum. You can get here by city busNo. 1A, get off at the final stop.
I really enjoyed wandering through the narrow streets of the destroyed city, imagining how people used to live here. There are churches, a Turkish bath - hammam, and various other buildings. It will take you about 1 hour to explore the Old Bar.
Restaurants and shops near Old Bar Near the Old Bar there is a mosque built inXVIIcentury, there are also restaurants and souvenir shops.
What language to communicate with Montenegrins
Many tourists are scared and stopped from traveling abroad by what they don’t know English language or the language of the country they are traveling to. In the case of Montenegro, language difficulties are unlikely to arise, especially if you vacation in a resort town, since many Montenegrins live off tourists from Russia, Ukraine and Belarus. I met Montenegrins who studied Russian in schools. As one Montenegrin told me: “We understand Russian well, but we can’t speak.” As a last resort, you can learn the most.
Useful services for traveling to Montenegro
Buy plane tickets:
Book a hotel in Montenegro:
Rent an apartment or room: Airbnb.com
Rent a car:
Design health insurance tourist:
Order an online taxi/transfer in Montenegro:
Buy a tour in Russian:
Find out the bus schedule:Bussticket4.me
Active recreation in Montenegro
Excursion on kayaks and SUP boards
Route “Pigeon Cave” - 30 euros
Route “Sveti Nikola Island” - 30 euros
Daily
An excursion on kayaks and SUP boards is a great way to have an interesting time during your holiday in Montenegro. Both children and adults can conquer SUP surfing and kayaking without any special preparation or training. For this kayak excursion it is advisable to know how to swim, but even if you don’t know how to swim at all, you are eager to try this active view rest, you will be given a life jacket. Try something new for yourself and not only new opportunities will open up for you, but also impressions with interesting landscapes of the Montenegrin coast, and enjoy the beauty of underwater reefs.Book rafting
Rafting on the Tara River will be an unforgettable adventure in Montenegro.Rafting on Tara has category II difficulty, so it is safe and suitable for people without special training. Anyone from 7 to 60 years old can take part in rafting. The Tara River forms the deepest canyon in Europe. It is the second largest in the world after the Grand Canyon in the USA.On the way to the starting point of the rafting you will seePiva Lake and the Piva River Canyon. The price includes breakfast and lunch in a restaurant with national dishes.
Paragliding over Budva and Sveti Stefan
Adults and children (7+) – 65 euros
Daily
A paraglider is an ultra-light aircraft that launches with the help of human legs. The difference between a paraglider and a parachute is that a paraglider is designed for flight only. Paragliding in Montenegro takes place in tandem with experienced licensed instructors. The flight starts over the Budva Riviera on Mount Braichi, which is a 15-minute drive from Budva/Becici/Rafailovici. Within 30-45 minutes you will enjoy a free flight with beautiful views of Montenegro. Then head down to the beach in Becici.
Diving in Montenegro
One dive - 44 euros
Snorkeling – 12.5 euros
Daily
Diving in Montenegro is popular. Jacques If Cousteau once said that in his life he had never seen purer and more transparent water than the Adriatic from Montenegro and Croatia. The transparency of the water reaches 55 - 60 m. Diving in these places is known throughout Europe. In the coastal waters you can swim among reefs and corals, explore several interesting archaeological finds: sunken Austro-Hungarian and German ships, underwater caves, submarines, ships and various fish.
Individual excursion on a yacht with captain
Yacht rental with captain from 345 euros
Individual routes from 4 to 8 hours
Yachting is always a vivid experience that cannot be replaced by anything, and the memory of a boat trip remains for a long time. Fans of boat trips will be interested in the picturesque coastline The Adriatic Sea and the Bay of Kotor, where you can see dolphins. The yachts provide everything for a comfortable stay. Each yacht has a toilet, shower, changing cabin, towels, dishes, swimwear, and fishing gear. A boat trip on a yacht is suitable for those who are planning a vacation with small children (does not cause motion sickness).
Boat trip “Fish Picnic”
Adults (12+) – 40 euros
Children (0 - 11) with a seat - 20 euros
If you want to rent a yacht to admire the beauty of Montenegro from the sea, then a boat trip along the coast of Montenegro is suitable for you. This walk is suitable for those who are planning a vacation with children, as there is no motion sickness on the boat. TOThe boat will sail along one of the most picturesque routes along the beautiful beaches of Becici, Kamenovo, Milocer, Korolevsky, past the island of St. Stefan, Katic, St. Nedelya and St. Nicholas. The boat will make a stop at the Blue Lagoon.A fish lunch awaits you from the captain.
Jeep – Safari in Montenegro
Adults (12+) – 70 euros
Children (0 - 11) with a seat - 45 euros
Children (0 - 3) without a seat - free
This excursion is for those who love active recreation. The trip takes place in the Biogradska Gora National Park. You will enjoy the national park in a completely new way. You will see why Belasitsa is declared one of the most beautiful national parks Europe. Excursionpasses through places where it is impossible to travel by bus or regular car. This is one of the most interesting sightseeing tours in Montenegro with active recreation.
Montenegrin wedding with dinner
Adults (14+) – 45 euros
Children (7 - 13) - 22.50 euros
Children (0 - 6) - free
Do you want to attend a Montenegrin wedding as a guest? See local traditions, national costumes, national dances, music and songs? You will take part in a real Montenegrin wedding - bright, noisy, fun. You will taste famous national dishes - prosciutto, Njeguš cheese and delicious lamb “under sačem”. You will try wonderful homemade wines and homemade rakia (Montenegrin vodka made from grapes). The famous Balkan feast, which is famous not only for its hospitality, cordiality and fun, but also for Montenegrin national food and drinks.
Delicacies of Montenegro: prosciutto, cheese and wine
Individual excursion
Adults - 136 euros (for 1-3 people) or
45 euros per person (if there is more of you)
Everyone who has been to Montenegro has heard about the local grape variety Vranac and Njegush pršut. In Old Montenegro you will learn why local wines and delicacies have a unique taste. At the winery, the owner himself will give you a master class on growing grapes. He will explain how to plant, prune, and store grapes, and will take you to the cellar where the process of ripening the future wine takes place. You will not only get acquainted with the craft of a winemaker, but also try 4 varieties of local wines and liqueurs. In the village of Njegusi, in a private “sushara”, you will learn the history of the origin of prosciutto and see how it is prepared. And, of course, you will try prosciutto, Njegush sausage and Njegush cheese.
Wine roads of Montenegro
Individual excursion
100 euros (price for 1-4 people, regardless of the number of participants)
Transport costs are included in the price
One of the best souvenirs you can bring from Montenegro is local wine. You will learn about the features of local viticulture. On the way to the wineries, take in Lake Skadar and the coast of the Budva Riviera. You will visit two private wineries in different regions of the country. Meet the winery owners, admire the vineyards in the mountain valleys and learn the secrets of wine production in Montenegro. During the tasting, enjoy several varieties of wine and brandy with traditional table snacks (prosciutto, cheese, olives). You can also buy quality wine here.
