



by Super Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€416.50This private day trip from Dubrovnik visits Montenegro’s coastal towns along the Adriatic Sea. The tour lasts about 9 to 11 hours and includes hotel pickup and drop-off by a luxury air-conditioned vehicle. A professional English-speaking driver guides the route. The trip begins with a hotel pickup in Dubrovnik, then travels through the Župa Dubrovacka Valley and Konavle region countryside toward Montenegro. After crossing the border, the route follows Montenegro’s coast, passing the sandy beaches and Europe’s southernmost fjord, the UNESCO-listed Bay of Kotor. The first stop is the village of Perast, where guests have about 45 minutes to walk among Baroque villas and churches despite earthquake damage from the late 1970s. There is an optional short boat ride to Our Lady of the Rocks island for an additional fee. Next, the tour continues to Kotor Old Town for about two hours. Visitors can explore the medieval streets, learn about its Byzantine sailing history, and see St Tryphon Cathedral, a Romanesque church. The final stop is the coastal town of Budva, where guests have two hours of free time for lunch (not included) and to visit the beaches or town streets. The return trip to Dubrovnik includes a one-way ferry ride across the Bay of Kotor before arriving back at the hotel in the late afternoon.
Dubrovnik
The day starts with pickup from a centrally located hotel in Dubrovnik. Travel leaves the city in a luxury vehicle while guests can relax and observe the countryside of Župa Dubrovacka Valley and the Konavle region.
Bay of Kotor
After crossing into Montenegro, the route follows the coastline featuring sandy beaches. The journey passes the Bay of Kotor, a fjord recognized by UNESCO as Europe’s southernmost fjord.
Perast
The tour stops in Perast for 45 minutes. This village lies beneath St Elijah Hill and retains Baroque architecture despite earthquake damage in the late 1970s, with villas and churches to see.
45 min
Our Lady of the Rocks
Guests may take an optional short boat ride to Our Lady of the Rocks island where a small chapel holds art collections. The boat ride costs approximately 10 euros.
Kotor Old Town
Visitors spend two hours in Kotor Old Town exploring its medieval streets. The town has a history of a merchant navy under Byzantine rule. A visit includes St Tryphon Cathedral, a Romanesque church.
120 min
Budva
The last stop is Budva for two hours. Guests can have lunch at their own expense and spend time on the beaches or walking through the town. The return trip includes a ferry crossing over the Bay of Kotor before reaching Dubrovnik in the late afternoon.
120 min




by Super Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€416.50This private day trip from Dubrovnik visits Montenegro’s coastal towns along the Adriatic Sea. The tour lasts about 9 to 11 hours and includes hotel pickup and drop-off by a luxury air-conditioned vehicle. A professional English-speaking driver guides the route. The trip begins with a hotel pickup in Dubrovnik, then travels through the Župa Dubrovacka Valley and Konavle region countryside toward Montenegro. After crossing the border, the route follows Montenegro’s coast, passing the sandy beaches and Europe’s southernmost fjord, the UNESCO-listed Bay of Kotor. The first stop is the village of Perast, where guests have about 45 minutes to walk among Baroque villas and churches despite earthquake damage from the late 1970s. There is an optional short boat ride to Our Lady of the Rocks island for an additional fee. Next, the tour continues to Kotor Old Town for about two hours. Visitors can explore the medieval streets, learn about its Byzantine sailing history, and see St Tryphon Cathedral, a Romanesque church. The final stop is the coastal town of Budva, where guests have two hours of free time for lunch (not included) and to visit the beaches or town streets. The return trip to Dubrovnik includes a one-way ferry ride across the Bay of Kotor before arriving back at the hotel in the late afternoon.
Dubrovnik
The day starts with pickup from a centrally located hotel in Dubrovnik. Travel leaves the city in a luxury vehicle while guests can relax and observe the countryside of Župa Dubrovacka Valley and the Konavle region.
Bay of Kotor
After crossing into Montenegro, the route follows the coastline featuring sandy beaches. The journey passes the Bay of Kotor, a fjord recognized by UNESCO as Europe’s southernmost fjord.
Perast
The tour stops in Perast for 45 minutes. This village lies beneath St Elijah Hill and retains Baroque architecture despite earthquake damage in the late 1970s, with villas and churches to see.
45 min
Our Lady of the Rocks
Guests may take an optional short boat ride to Our Lady of the Rocks island where a small chapel holds art collections. The boat ride costs approximately 10 euros.
Kotor Old Town
Visitors spend two hours in Kotor Old Town exploring its medieval streets. The town has a history of a merchant navy under Byzantine rule. A visit includes St Tryphon Cathedral, a Romanesque church.
120 min
Budva
The last stop is Budva for two hours. Guests can have lunch at their own expense and spend time on the beaches or walking through the town. The return trip includes a ferry crossing over the Bay of Kotor before reaching Dubrovnik in the late afternoon.
120 min