Top Budva Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Discover the small villages around the Port of Kotor during this half-day private shore excursion. Visit the seaside towns of Budva and Sveti Stefan as well as the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Old Town Kotor to learn about each city’s rich history stretching back as far as 2,500 years. This tour is ideal for first-time visitors who want a comprehensive overview of this region.

The walled city of Dubrovnik is one of Croatia’s most well-known attractions, but visiting from Montenegro is tricky without a car. On this private tour, travel from Kotor to Dubrovnik and other Croatian and Bosnian towns with ease with a private driver. Admire the views around the Bay of Kotor before crossing into Croatia and and exploring the scenic town of Catvat. Continue on to Dubrovnik. Afterwards, cross into Bosnia and go to the city of Trebinje.

Explore the natural rock formations in Lipa Cave with ease on this group tour with a guide. Take a train ride to the entrance and descend into the cool underground chamber. Learn about Lipa Cave’s place in Montenegrin history from your guide. Admire the underground river and geological formations as you walk the length of the cave.

The uniqueness of this tour is the prospective which you will have and the stories you will hear by local guide. We will visit the monasteries which have been of a great value for the coastal tribes for centuries. Today, these places are not too much exploit by the tourism industry, but has it's charm, beautiful surroundings and historical value. We will have our first stop at Praskvica monastery. It is located above Sveti Stefan, the most luxurious resort in Montenegro managed by famous Aman resort. This monastery is the soul of the old local tribe named Paštrovići. The original foundations date back to 1050, four years before the split of Christianity. After 45 minutes of site visit, we will drive further up the mountain to our next stop of Rustovo monastery, the women's monastery of the Orthodox Church. It is dedicated to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. There we will have chance to buy local products made by nuns and to enjoy the peace and tranquility of the place.

The olive tour is an opportunity to visit the village of Tići and local family home. The family has been living on Luštica for over 300 years. Preserving the rich family heritage and carrying on a centuries-old love for Luštica and the olive tree, the family continues today along the same, centuries-old path. Following the tradition and using modern methods, the property produces organic extra virgin olive oil of superior quality from olives harvested from their own. In this tour, we will walk through the olive grove full of rosemary, lavender and myrtle; we will pay a visit to an old mill that is 150 years old. We will get acquainted with the history of Luštica, the cultivation and production of olives and olive oil, its importance for health, and the peculiarity and uniqueness of Lustica olive oil. To make the experience complete, there is also an indispensable tasting of organic extra virgin olive oil and a gastronomic experience from olive oil refined products.

Get away from the crowds and explore Montenegro’s cultural history on this private tour. Depart from your hotel and travel with a driver-guide to Lake Skadar, where you can take a boat ride and go birdwatching. Continue on to the village of Rijeka Crnojevica and take in the scenic view of the lake from Pavlova Strana. Make your way to Cetinje, Montenegro’s former capital, and learn about its history from your guide.

This tour will make a connection between totally different adventures and Landscapes in one day, to the panoramic drive above the Riviera, then to the largest lake on Balkan peninsula. Drive through Royal Park in direction of St. Stefan with a photo stop near famous town hotel and a visit card of Montenegro. Reach the starting point for all cruises on the lake through Moutain Paštovska gora with nice view on both sea and lake coastline. Have a free time in fishermen’s settlement Virpazar and after a break, take a boat trip on the Skadar Lake enjoying in birds watching in this true “bird’s paradise”.

Aside from our beautiful landscapes, lakes, rivers, National parks, Montenegro offers even underground beauties. The first cave in Montenegro open for public visits can’t stop to amaze it’s visitors with its spectacular stalactites and stalagmites and overall adventure. Lipa cave is unique thanks to it’s enormous halls, 2.5 km long passages and a bunch of phenomenal cave ornaments, that make this tour a lifetime experience. Its charming diversity of karstic features, build in trails and modern lights makes it even more attractive and perfectly safe. One more option that the Lipa cave provides aside from much-needed cooling in hot summer days, is a bar with drinks, which makes the whole atmosphere more welcoming and enjoyable. With trained guides we walk the footsteps of the kings through ancient underground corridors.

Route: - Pickup from hotel / apartment - Driving around Bay of Kotor - Crossing the border between Montenegro and Croatia (passports required) - Visiting and exploring Dubrovnik Old Town - Visiting and exploring Cavtat - Visiting and exploring Herceg Novi - Return to hotel / apartment

Your tour guide will take you on a walking tour inside the old town walls, through its narrow winding streets and you will get to explore unusual entrances and viewpoints, and experience its most beautiful squares and charming monuments. We will start the tour with a walk to the popular city viewpoint at the Ballerina monument in the direction of Mogren beach. Passing through the Land Gate, you will see the Poets square, unusual entrance ways that will take you directly to the sea. We will continue to see the biggest city square, famous of its churches that are standing beside each other. You will find the Roman Catholic Cathedral dedicated to ‘Saint John’ and the Orthodox Church of 'Saint Trinity' from 1804. The tour will take you to the small church Saint Sava the abbot from 12th century and a Benedictine monastery of Saint Maria in Punta from the year 840. You will pass next to Budva’s Citadel and Ancient Necropolis, and take walk along the sunny marina.

An old saying goes: less is more. Well, that’s the case with Montenegro. In just a few hours it is possible to visit most of the breathtaking places. Very best of them are included in this tour.

This is the unique opportunity to experience the life of locals and to enjoy the tranquility of country side of the tourism metropolis such is Budva. In this tour, you will escape the crowded city area and feel the joy of the hills where the air is fresh and the temperature is few degrees lower than in the city. In this tour you will be able to eat fresh, organic home grown vegetables which you could pick in the garden on your own (if it is the season when it is growing - July, August, September). If it is not season, the local food will be served as well. You will enjoy the taste of home made wine and the grape brandy which is produced by Rajko, the householder. He is the ancestor of the famous Kuzman family which was living in the area for centuries. He will tell you the stories about the tribe which was one of the defenders of the Montenegro from Ottoman empire.

Experience the whole Montenegro in just one day! This tour offers you the possibility to get to know Montenegro and its four different geographical areas, from the blue sea to the high black mountains. The tour goes along the coast direction south-east to the central part of the country, above the Skadar lake. Further through the Zeta valley to the capital Podgorica. First coffee break will be few kilometers after Podgorica. The curvy road leads us through the stunning Moraca canyon. Our next stop is deep in the canyon, by the Monastery of Moraca (13th century) which features many invaluable and famous frescoes. Passing by the towns of Kolasin and Mojkovac, along the Tara River, we continue towards the Durmitor massif. At Splaviste, the starting point of multi-day rafting trips, we are having an eco-picnic close to the turquoise water of the Tara River, featuring Montenegrin national specialties (smoked ham, goat cheese, sausages and wine).

Northern Montenegro is usually neglected in favor of the Adriatic Sea and the coastal area. But sometimes you need a mountain, hiking, na activity with an adrenaline rush and some heavy food to awaken your natural instincts and prepare you for the next challenge in your urban life.

Budva is a coastal city on the Adriatic coast in Montenegro. This city dates back 3,450 years ago and is one of the oldest cities on the Adriatic Sea. The area around the city, along the coast, is called the Budva Riviera. The Riviera is the center of Montenegrin tourism, known for its sandy beaches and night life, the area of ​​hotels and restaurants that separates the beautiful coast from high mountains. The name Old Town, Budva was worn in the Middle Ages, and most of the architecture of this city was of Venetian origin. Doors, windows, balconies and many other parts of the constructions are of Roman style. It kept original form with its narrow streets, squares and stone staircases leading to the elegant houses with small windows framed by hewn frames and red-tiled roofs. Budva has a large number of cultural and historical monuments, monasteries and churches that document the historical and social events in the area of ​​the Budva Riviera. It is called ''Queen of the Adriatic''.