Montenegro Tours and Trips

Immerse yourself in Montenegro’s unique culture on this 10-day hiking adventure along Via Dinarica. Stretching across 1,200 miles, Via Dinarica follows remote paths through old fortresses and breathtaking ridges while providing spectacular views of the Adriatic Sea. This cultural corridor across the Western Balkans can be experienced over several months or several days, depending on the path. Our adventure takes us along the Blue and White Routes, a mixture of magnificent coastal scenery, the highest mountains in the Central Dinaric Range and incredible hiking trails. Follow the coastal transversal route from the western to the southeastern borders of Montenegro, passing the peaks of the Dinaric Alps, glacial lakes, canyons and incredible biodiversity. Experience a unique mix of traditional cultures, including Ottoman, Venetian, Austro-Hungarian and Slavic influences. Kayak to the island of Grmožur, home to an abandoned 19th century fortress; overnight on the shores of Skadar Lake, the largest lake in the Balkans and one of Europe’s top bird habitats; and explore Montenegro’s mountainous interior, enjoying unparalleled beauty in this unspoiled region. A tiny Mediterranean country full of big adventure, this is a journey that will not soon be forgotten.

Sail your way along the Dalmatian and Montenegro coast for long days of relaxing on a yacht deck, followed by exciting evenings filled with Croatian nightlife. Sit back and relax as you experience an array of local tastes, sights, and sounds you won’t soon forget. Make stops at sunny beaches and charming coastal villages, where you’ll snorkel, swim, and lounge your way through this Old World region. And don’t forget your camera – the mix of ancient medieval castles, picturesque shorelines, and beautiful Balkan landscapes make for a trip you won’t ever want to forget.

Stretch out your vacation days lounging on a yacht deck with this sailing trip that covers the Dalmatian coast from Split to Dubrovnik, along with plenty of time in Montenegro. Feel the warm sun on your face with the refreshing spray of seawater as you venture from coastal town to coastal town, stopping to swim, snorkel, or relax on beaches before exploring the rich history behind this storied Old World region. Local food and wine are in abundance, giving you delicious homegrown flavour that’s difficult to forget. When it comes to Croatia, every experience is filled with memories that ignite all the senses.

Sail the Adriatic with this eight-day Montenegro tour, conveniently starting and ending in Dubrovnik. Witness the dramatic scenery and impressive Balkan landscapes as you move south along the Dalmatian coast, checking out an ancient fishing village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and some of the area’s nicest beaches for swimming, snorkelling, or simply relaxing. If you want to get some dancing in, make sure to save some energy for Budva — known as the regional capital of nightlife — because you’ll need it!