Montenegro: Bay of Kotor

PRIVATE DAY TRIP TO MONTENEGRO FROM DUBROVNIK

This private day trip from Dubrovnik to Montenegro focuses on the Bay of Kotor and its historical little towns.

€470,00

GROUP PRICE FROM

9 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

€470,00

6-7 PEOPLE

€580,00

4-5 PEOPLE

€550,00

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INCLUDED

private driver-guide service
boat ride in Perast
admission to Our Lady of the Rocks church & museum
private walking tour with a licenced guide in Kotor*
tourist-related taxes and fees
all vehicle-related costs

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"Julija provides a 5 star service all around! From picking us up from the airport and transporting us to Dubrovnik, to the day trip to Montenegro (which was perfect), and also arranging to pick up my brother and sister-in-law at the airport too... by the end of it all, saying goodbye to her was like saying goodbye to a friend.Her knowledge of the region is top-notch, which is normally to be expected, but what I didn't expect was the personal stories and the family history she shared with us that only someone who grew up there would be able to share. She is fantastic and I wouldn't visit the region without using her service!! Let's be honest, who doesn't want to be shuttled around by an awesome local in a black spotless Mercedes? We miss you Julija and the incredible Croatian sunsets! We'll be back and thank you for the amazing memories! ;)"

- Dana & Shane, US

Passports are obligatory to enter Montenegro.
Montenegro is not an EU member and has its 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: Kotor & Budva 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 Bay of Kotor 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 and Kotor.

Boat Ride

Enjoy a boat ride in Perast and a visit to Our Lady of the Rocks Island

Historical Walk

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

Tour Duration

Approximately 9 hours.

Your Private Exploration of Perast and Kotor: What to Expect?

Embarking on a day trip from Dubrovnik to the enchanting Bay of Kotor (Boka Bay), we will immerse ourselves in the rich history of two historical towns: Perast and Kotor.

After crossing the border, a scenic forty-minute drive along the picturesque Bay of Kotor brings us to the charming town of Perast. Renowned for its historical significance and diverse attractions, Perast is an essential stop on the journey to Kotor. As part of our trip, a boat ride to the Island of Our Lady of the Rocks along Perast's shoreline provides a distinct perspective to admire this quaint town. A visit to the island is included in the itinerary.

The primary destination of our Bay of Kotor adventure is the UNESCO World Heritage site, Kotor, nestled at the very end of the bay. Here, a local guide will lead you on a private walking tour, unraveling the city's fascinating stories. Following the guided tour, you'll also have free time to explore this remarkable destination at your own pace.