Dubrovnik Private Tour from Montenegro

After about 50 minutes of driving, we set off on an adventure by driving to the ferry, from where you will enjoy the view of the Bay of Kotor for about 10 minutes. The smell of the sea and the sound of the waves will welcome you.

We continue the journey with a scenic drive through Herceg Novi, a town that is recognizable for its mimosas and numerous stairs. It is also the city of the "sun" due to the large number of sunny days a year. Although it is one of the youngest settlements on the Adriatic, it had a very turbulent history, and every one of the numerous conquerors had left a mark on the city’s face, making it one of the most picturesque towns on the Montenegrin coast.

Bring your passport because we cross the border after 1 and a half hours of driving, it can be crowded so you will have to wait in a comfortable car, but our team will tell you various legends and stories so you won't be bored. You will be convinced that Dubrovnik is a city worth visiting, so crowds are not a problem for us. After crossing the border, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of the city of Cavtat and the Dubrovnik Riviera. Before arriving in the Old Town of Dubrovnik, we will take a photo break at the most beautiful viewpoint of Dubrovnik and the island of Lokrum. You could see that island on postcards. It is known as Peacock Island and it hides many secrets that we will reveal to you in this trip.

After half an hour, the journey continues to the Old Town. Like Phoenix, a city that has been struck by many earthquakes and destroyed by wars yet still stands proudly on the same spot. There are numerous books and stories about the city, but the story never ends.Let us walk down the main street Stradun, passing by the large Onofrio Fountain, Franciscan Monastery, Convent of St Claire, Pallace Sponza, The Church of St Blaise, The Cathedral, Orlando Column in the heart of the city, Rectores Pallace, the monumental Baroque staircase leading to the Church of St Ignatius and Collegium Ragusinum, and let us escape into those small alleys to show you the city's hidden gems.You can have lunch in one of the Mediterranean restaurants or have a coffee on Stradun. When all that is over, it passes through the new city of Dubrovnik. After visiting the city of Dubrovnik, we return to the accommodation from where we started, where it will take us about 2 and a half hours.