After breakfast, we begin our scenic drive northeast toward Prokletije National Park, a hidden gem often referred to as the “Accursed Mountains.” As we leave the capital behind, you will be treated with rolling hills, dramatic mountain terrain, winding roads and panoramic views of rugged peaks and untouched forests. This region is one of the most remote and wild areas in Montenegro, offering a haven for hikers, photographers, and anyone who appreciates raw natural beauty. Along the way, we’ll make short stops to take photos, and enjoy the stunning surroundings.
In the afternoon, we will head towards Plav, a small mountain town located by a glacial lake, at the foot of the Prokletije mountains. Overnight in a traditional guesthouse near Plav.

Waking up with such a magnificent view of the Alps will make you want to stay longer. However, after breakfast we will depart towards another stunning gem nestled in the heart of Montenegro, Durmitor National Park. The National Park, located in northern Montenegro, is a breath-taking natural wonder that is a must-visit for anyone who loves the outdoors. This stunning park covers an area of over 39,000 hectares, and it is home to a variety of landscapes, including forests, mountains, rivers, and lakes.
As we traverse the picturesque landscapes, you'll witness the transition from charming villages to the rugged beauty of the mountains. Upon arrival, check into your cozy accommodation near the park and take some time to relax and soak in the natural surroundings. The evening is yours to enjoy, perhaps with a leisurely stroll or a delicious meal featuring local cuisine. Overnight in a traditional guesthouse
near Durmitor National Park

This morning, we say goodbye to the beauty of Durmitor Natioanl Park and begin our journey toward the sparkling Adriatic coast.
On the way to Montenegrin riviera we make a stop at one of the country’s most iconic spiritual landmarks, Ostrog Monastery. Located in a vertical cliffside, this 17th-century monastery is not only a masterpiece of architecture but also a powerful symbol of faith and unity. Ostrog holds deep spiritual significance for Orthodox Christians, Catholics, and Muslims alike. Pilgrims from around the world, visit this monastery to seek blessings and healing from the relics of St. Vasilije.
After taking time to explore the monastery and absorb its peaceful atmosphere, we continue our drive down to the Montenegrin Riviera, where the mountains meet the sea. Upon arrival, check into your accommodation and enjoy a relaxing evening by the sea, whether it’s a sunset stroll along the beach, a seafood dinner, or simply unwinding with the sound of the waves. Overnight near Montenegrin Rivera

The stunning Montenegrin Riviera is known for its numerous beaches, each with its own unique charm. Today we will have the full day to explore the surrounding area and wander along the shoreline where you can lay your towel on the soft sand or rent a sun lounger if available. Take a dip into the clear waters of the Adriatic Sea to cool off from the sun and then retreat to a beachside cafe. Overnight near the Montenegrin Riviera.

Our first destination for today is Budva in Montenegro, a popular tourist destination, famous for its beaches, gorgeous nature and old characteristic buildings. The city is separated between an old and new part. On one hand, in the New Budva, there are many modern buildings, offices, shopping malls, restaurants and bars. On the other hand, in the Old Budva, there is the historical centre and many sights to visit, such as the St. Ivan church, the small church of St. Mary and the medieval splendours of the old town, which we will visit on this tour.
Our second destination for today is Kotor, UNESCO world heritage site. The city is a maze of narrow, cobblestone streets crisscrossing the old town. The intention was to confuse intruders who came to plunder the town, while nowadays it characterizes the city. Many of the old buildings and churches have small plaques on it with their dates of construction and original use. We will visit the Saint Luke’s church which has a great significance for the locals because it represents unity to them. Overnight near Montenegrin Riviera.

After breakfast we will continue our journey to Ulcinj, a town rich in history, charm, and cultural diversity. Unlike the rest of the Riviera, Ulcinj has a strong Albanian cultural influence, which can be seen in its architecture, cuisine, and vibrant local life.
Our first stop will be the Old Town of Ulcinj, perched dramatically above the sea. With its narrow cobbled streets, stone buildings, and panoramic views of the Adriatic, it feels like stepping back in time. Ulcinj has a fascinating past — from pirates to poets, its old streets are full of stories waiting to be discovered.
We will then head down to Long Beach (Velika Plaža), Montenegro’s longest sandy beach, stretching over 12 kilometers — where you will have time to relax by the sea, swim, or enjoy a local lunch at one of the beachside restaurants offering fresh seafood and traditional Albanian-Montenegrin dishes.
The evening is free for you to unwind, take a seaside stroll, or enjoy dinner with a sunset view. Overnight near Montenegrin Riviera.

On our final day, we will leave the coast behind as we head to the stunning Skadar Lake National Park, a true natural treasure nestled between Montenegro and Albania. Skadar lake is the largest in the Balkans and a heaven for birdlife, including rare species like the Dalmatian pelican. Surrounded by rolling hills, quiet fishing villages, and vineyards, Skadar Lake feels like a place untouched by time. Enjoy a peaceful walk or an optional boat ride before continuing on to Podgorica.
Afterward, we will continue our journey back to Podgorica, where we will conclude our incredible tour through Montenegro, leaving you with memories of stunning landscapes and rich history.