3-Day Montenegro Tour Packages
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- Day 1
Bijelo Polje
Start in Bijelo Polje ("White Field" in English), known for its meadows filled with daisies. Visit the village outskirts at 1050m elevation to stay with local families who live self-sufficiently. A traveler from the Netherlands shared: "The house had everything from fresh milk, eggs, vegetables, water from the spring and especially fruit (raspberry). The family is very lovely and eager to help with anything." Bring light layers since mountain temperatures change a lot between day and night. The homestays are 15-20 minutes from central Bijelo Polje by car, so make sure to arrange transport before you arrive.
- Day 2
Bjelasica Mountain
Start your day with a home-cooked breakfast before taking a jeep safari on Mount Bjelasica. You'll need good walking shoes for the volcanic terrain, especially around Sisko Lake where the paths can get muddy. The drive to the mountain house takes about 45 minutes on rough roads. If you get carsick, sit in the front seat. The hike to Saint Elijah Church has amazing views but includes some steep sections. By the lake, you can try traditional Montenegrin food like kačamak (polenta with cheese) and baklava. Planning to swim in summer? Bring water shoes since the lake bottom is rocky. You'll head back to your homestay for dinner in the late afternoon.
- Day 3
Pava's Field & Horseback Riding
After breakfast, visit the historic Pava's Field village, which has an interesting local love story. You can go horseback riding even if you're a beginner. The guides will teach you the basics and give you a horse that matches your experience level. Make sure to wear long pants and closed shoes. The ride usually takes 2-3 hours through quiet countryside. The trip ends with lunch in a village where children can play together, offering a nice chance for cultural exchange. It's a 30-minute drive back to Bijelo Polje, so plan your departure flights or next destination accordingly.
3 Day Montenegro & Bosnia Itinerary, incl. Kotor and Trebinje
This 3-day tour highlights Montenegro's finest spots. The first day takes you through Kotor and Budva, followed by a second day in Perast before heading to Bosnia. Comfortable stays with breakfast and air-conditioned transportation included.
- Day 1
Kotor & Budva, Montenegro
Leave Tivat early for the 20-minute drive to Kotor's UNESCO-listed Old Town. Get there before the cruise ships arrive around 10 AM. The fortress climb takes you up 1,350 steps - tackle this early to beat the midday heat and pack water. The path can get slippery when wet so good shoes are essential. Later, take the 30-minute drive to Budva to explore its medieval center. Stay overnight in Budva's new town where you'll find better hotel deals than in the tourist-heavy old town.
- Day 2
Perast & Trebinje
Start your day in the beautiful coastal town of Perast. Boats leave every 15 minutes from the main pier to Our Lady of the Rocks island - tickets cost €5. Next, drive 1.5 hours north to Trebinje in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Your first stop should be Tvrdoš Monastery to sample their wines made by monks using local Vranac grapes. Spend your evening walking through Trebinje's Ottoman old town and trying local Herzegovinian food. Stay overnight in Trebinje.
- Day 3
Vjetrenica Cave & Return to Tivat
Begin at Trebinje's Hercegovačka Gračanica church on the hill for great views. Drive 45 minutes to Vjetrenica Cave, a UNESCO tentative site. The cave stays at 11°C year-round so bring something warm to wear. Visit Zavala Monastery nearby, built partly into the rock, before driving 2.5 hours back to Tivat. Plan your return to avoid the busiest border times between 4-6 PM.
2 Day Montenegro & Bosnia Itinerary, incl. Kotor and Trebinje
The coastal treasures of Montenegro - Kotor and Perast - fill your first day before crossing to Bosnia. Day two brings you back to Tivat after taking in Bosnia's notable sites, featuring Montenegro's prestigious UNESCO locations.
- Day 1
Montenegro Coast & Transfer to Bosnia
Leave Tivat early and drive 30 minutes to Kotor's UNESCO-listed Old Town. Get there by 8:30 AM before cruise ships arrive to see St. Tryphon's Cathedral without crowds. The Kotor Fortress hike takes about 45 minutes. You'll need good shoes and water since the limestone steps can be slick. The best views of the bay are at the midpoint rest area. Take the scenic 20-minute coastal road to Perast next. A short boat ride (€5) brings you to Our Lady of the Rocks island church. Plan for an afternoon boat trip to get better lighting for photos. Getting to Trebinje means a 2-hour mountain drive. Keep your passport handy for the Bosnia border crossing which takes between 15-45 minutes depending on the time of year. Finish your day at the Tvrdoš Monastery wine cellar to sample local Herzegovina wines. A recent visitor shared: "The monastery's underground wine caves were fascinating - make sure to try their Vranac red wine, completely different from what you'd expect in this region."
- Day 2
Herzegovina & Return to Montenegro
Begin in Trebinje's historic center and visit Hercegovačka Gračanica church on the hill for city views. A 45-minute drive takes you to Vjetrenica Cave. Bring a light jacket since the cave stays at 11°C all year. This UNESCO tentative site is home to rare blind salamanders. Stop at Zavala Monastery, partially built into the rock face, before the 2.5-hour drive back to Tivat. Border crossings going this way usually move faster but plan for extra time just in case.