Included in the price
Hotel: Montenegro, 4 nights
Hotel: Dubrovnik, 3 nights
Single use: on request

Visits & Transfer: by program
Cuisine & Tastings: Wines, Oysters
On request: Lunch; Cetinje, Dubrovnik

Hotel: Montenegro
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Day 1. Arrival: Montenegro
Transfer: Airport - Hotel

Budva town
Budva is a metropolis of Montenegrin tourism. This historic area contains a cultural heritage and architecture, fortress with view on the sea, as well as various religious monuments, such as the church of Santa Maria in Punta.
City Guide & Free time

Hotel & Dinner: Montenegro

Day 2. The Bay of Kotor
Europe´s southernmost fjord & largest Adriatic bay.

Our Lady of the Rocks
Transfer by boat: Island in the middle of the bay, with the Church of Our Lady.
Visit: the church and its small museum

Perast: The oldest town in the Bay of Kotor with beautiful Baroque architecture.
Lunch: Monastery of St. Anthony

Kotor town
The town is surrounded by an impressive medieval wall that rises to the fortress of St. John. As we enter the old town Venetian influence is visible in its architecture, several palaces, the Cathedral of St. Trifon, we will see the Tower and the Orthodox Churches.
City Guide & Free time

Porto Montenegro
Luxury in a beautiful Mediterranean style, prestigious marina in Adriatic.

Hotel & Dinner: Montenegro

Day 3. The Old Montenegro

Cetinje town
Cetinje is a historical Royal Capital of Montenegro. The town is located on a small karst plain surrounded by limestone mountains, including Mt. Lovćen, the Black Mountain from which Montenegro gets its name. We will see old buildings and palaces which are today museums, libraries and art galleries today.
Lunch: local cuisine

Mount Lovćen & Mausoleum of Njegoš
Lovćen is a mountain and national park in southwestern Montenegro. Mountain rises from the sea closing the bays of Boka Kotorska. Besides natural beauties, the national park was established to protect the rich historical, cultural and architectural heritage of the area. We will visit the mausoleum of Peter II Petrović, the national poet and founder of Montenegro. He is buried in a sarcophagus with view on the Kotor Bay.

Hotel & Dinner: Montenegro

Day 4. NP Skadar Lake

Boat excursion: Skadar Lake
Skadar Lake is the largest lake on the Balkan Peninsula. The river Bojana creates a connection between Lake and the Adriatic Sea. This lake is the largest bird habitat in Europe. Surrounded by bays, capes and peninsulas, the lake also has a rich history and culture, evidenced by many archaeological sites, churches and monasteries.
Lunch: local cuisine

Wine route
We travel a unique wine route through the beautiful Skadar landscapes, quiet villages and interesting historical locations. This allows us to learn about the history of the region and the traditional landscape.
Wine and local products tasting

Hotel & Dinner: Montenegro

Day 5. Montenegro & Sandžak

Monastery Ostrog
In our guided tour, we will climb around Ostrog monastery, situated against an almost vertical background, high up in the large rock of Ostroška Greda, in Montenegro. It is dedicated to Saint Basil of Ostrog, who was buried here. The monastery is located in Danilovgrad Municipality, Monastery is the most popular pilgrimage place in Montenegro.

Kolasin town
On our way to Lake Skadar, we stop in the town of Kolasin, which have tradition of the town founded by the Turkish in the 17th century as a defensive fortress. The remains of the former fortresses are still visible today.
Lunch: local cuisine

Hotel & Dinner: Zlatibor

Hotel: Zlatibor
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Day 6. Zlatibor & Gold gondola
Zlatibor is a mountain of plateau type, it is undulating landscape clearly different from its surrounding, with special geographical characteristics.

Zlatibor, Mountain Village
We are proud of the rich past and tradition of Zlatibor´s tourism, whose success was patiently built by generations of tourist workers. The town´s original name was Kulaševac. In August 1893, King Aleksandar Obrenović came to Kulaševac, and built The King´s Fountain. In 1903, King Petar Karađorđević built a villa on the site, helping strengthen the growing trend of turning the slopes surrounding Kraljeva Voda into a vacation spot. In 1995, the name change to Zlatibor, out of respect for wounded Zlatibor Partisans who were murdered by Nazi army in 1941.
Lunch: local cuisine

Gold gondola - the longest in the world
9 km of the most modern air route of the Zlatibor, the gondola connects the center of Zlatibor with the ski center Tornik, across Ribnica Lake, where the intermediate station is located. The gondola ride will provide You with an impressive 25 minutes with an incredible view of the picturesque landscapes of Zlatibor.

Hotel & Dinner: Zlatibor

Day 7. Old Railway: Šargan 8, Mokra Gora
Mokra Gora is a mountain ethno village located between the Tara and Zlatibor mountains, famous for its natural sights and the Šargan eight

Ethno village Drvengrad
A village made of wood, as its name suggests, it was built in the ancient style and has a timeless aura about it. Drvengrad is complete with church, art gallery, cinema, bookstore, pastry shop, national restaurant, and a folk handicrafts store.
Lunch: local cuisine

Old Railway: Šargan 8
Šargan Eight is the Europe´s most attractive narrow gauge museum railway, mentioned as the masterpiece among the similar railways. From 1925 until 1974 the railway connected Belgrade to Sarajevo. As predicted by Mitar Tarabić, a railway had been built and then forgotten. However, people did remember it and the railway was rebuilt as a visitor attraction. Today, the sounds of wooden wagons on steel rails can once again be heard between Šargan and Mokra Gora. Travelling the famous figure of eight route, it’s almost impossible for passengers to determine where the train has already passed and where it has yet to go.

Hotel & Dinner: Sarajevo

Hotel: Sarajevo
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Day 8. Sarajevo & Return
First of all we will go to the heart of Sarajevo, called Baščaršija. Each narrow street is covered with cobblestone and dedicated to a different old craft. The Bosnian traditional crafts are work with jewelry, pottery shops, and copper metalwork. The walk will continue through to the Sarajevo Cathedral of Jesus’ Sacred Heart and many other historical monuments.
City Guide & Free time

Transfer: Hotel - Airport