Grand Tour of Montenegro

Arrival at Tivat airport. Visit of the city, swimming.

Herceg Novi, a small town located in the very beginning of Kotor Bay. Walk in its flowered alleys, discover the fortifications left in heritage by the various occupants of the city.

Discover the mouths of Kotor and the small coastal towns of Perast and Dobrota where palate and temples still bear witness to the spirit of adventure and the overseas success of its sailors.

Kotor, one of the most preserved medieval towns in this part of the Mediterranean basin.

Head for Budva, stop at Sveti Stefan, the old fishing village transformed into a top-of-the-range hotel island. In Budva, a stroll through the old town surrounded by ramparts. Lunch in a fish restaurant in Przno or Rafailovici and swimming.

Visit of the old fortified city, the largest archeological site of medieval origin in the country. Lunch in the paved street, late afternoon at the beach or at the swimming pool at the panoramic restaurant in Dobra Voda.

Ulcinj, the most southern city of Montenegro. Visit of its old town, built on a rocky promontory and discovery of its picturesque fruit and vegetable market. Balade along the Velika Plaza, an immense 12 km long sandy beach. Meal at Ada Bojana, on the river estuary next to the bridge.

Discovery of Skadar Lake. Night in Virpazar or Podgorica.

Excursion to Mount Lovcen in the morning (mausoleum of the poet Njegos) and visit Cetinje in the afternoon (royal palace and museums). Meal at Konak, one of the best traditional restaurants in the country.

One day hike in the canyon of Mrtvica.

Biogradska Gora National Park. Picnic by lake or hiking in park forests. Night in Mojkovac.

Direction Zabljak and the Durmitor National Park, classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO since 1980.

Hikes in the park, idleness on the shores of Lac Noir or all-terrain vehicle expedition on the small circular road crossing the mountain range or rafting down the Tara canyon.

Back to Podgorica. Visit on the way to the monastery of Moraca, then to the monastery of Ostrog.