This half-day excursion will allow you to discover the magnificent Bay of Kotor. After a bus ride, you will visit Tivat, often referred to as the Saint Tropez of Montenegro. In Tivat, you will board a boat and sail into the Bay of Kotor, taking in the magnificent mountains and seaside scenery. Back on dry land, you'll head for Perast, a city with a Venetian flavour, with a stopover on the two islands opposite: Notre-Dame du Rocher and Saint-George.

This tour will take you to the heart of the Black Mountains country, where you will discover the beautiful Montenegrin countryside and the historic towns of Cetinje and Kotor. The itinerary will take you to Cetinje, the country's former capital, and to the village of Njegusi, the birthplace of former Montenegrin cardinals and rulers. Here, you can sample local specialities such as smoked ham, cheese and honey wine. The tour continues on a winding road to Kotor and then to the far south-east to see Europe's longest fjord.

This half-day excursion will take you to the village of Virpazar before boarding a boat to see Lake Skadar, the largest body of water on the Balkan Peninsula. The lush vegetation of the lake, with its shallow shores and reed banks home to numerous species of aquatic birds, is the perfect place to observe the wildlife. Its waters are teeming with fish of all kinds, which are still abundant enough to allow you to fish in the traditional way. 

This trip will give you the chance to appreciate the wild, beautiful scenery in the heart of Montenegro's peaks. You'll make your way to Lake Skadar before taking the path that leads you to the magnificent Moraca canyon. Halfway along, you'll see the Moraca monastery, one of the oldest in the Balkans. The tour then continues to the Crkvina pass, at an altitude of 1,045 metres, before arriving at Lake Biograd, which is surrounded by a beautiful landscape. The lake is surrounded by some of the oldest forest trees in Montenegro and is ideal for hiking.