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8 Day itinerary toMontenegro
8
days09/05/25 - 16/05/25
Distance by day
Local travel distance per day in km.
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Day 1
Podgorica➞Podgorica
Travel time: 0 hr| Travel distance: 0 km
Morning
- Start your morning at Satellite, a quirky and popular local café known for its delicious Montenegrin breakfast spread.
- Visit the Clock Tower in Stara Varoš, a remnant of Ottoman architecture offering a slice of history.
- Stroll around Ribnica Bridge, a charming old stone bridge over the Ribnica River, offering pleasant views.
Afternoon
- Explore the Old Town of Podgorica to admire the blend of modern and ancient architecture.
- Visit the contemporary Montenegrin National Theatre to understand local arts and culture.
- Enjoy a leisurely lunch at Pod Volat, famous for its traditional Montenegrin grilled meats.
- Walk through the King's Park, a peaceful green space ideal for relaxation.
Evening
- Dine at Konoba Lanterna, offering local seafood specialties with a cozy ambiance.
- Spend the evening savoring local wines at Wine Bar Šipčanik, located in an impressive converted wine cellar.
Accomodation
- Stay at Hotel Hemera, a stylish, centrally located hotel in Podgorica.
Day 2
Podgorica➞Cetinje
Travel time: 1 hr| Travel distance: 34 km
Morning
- Drive to Cetinje, the historic capital of Montenegro, known for its charming old town.
- Visit the Cetinje Monastery, an important spiritual and cultural site in Montenegro.
- Explore the lovely gardens and exterior of Biljarda, the former residence of the Montenegrin prince-bishop.
Afternoon
- Tour the Presidential Palace and learn about Montenegro's political history.
- Have lunch at Restaurant Kole, known for traditional Montenegrin cuisine in a historical setting.
- Visit the Royal Palace to admire its architecture and get a feel of the monarchy's history.
- Relax at Njegoš Park, located centrally and great for a peaceful afternoon stroll.
Evening
- Dine at Pivnica Kod Crnogorca, serving hearty local dishes in a traditional tavern setting.
- Catch live local music at Reak Hol, a vibrant spot for performances and nightlife.
Accomodation
- Stay at Hotel Monte Rosa, a charming hotel in the heart of Cetinje.
Day 3
Cetinje➞Kotor
Travel time: 1 hr| Travel distance: 42 km
Morning
- Drive to Kotor, a coastal town known for its well-preserved medieval architecture.
- Climb the Kotor Fortress for panoramic views of the Bay of Kotor.
- Discover the quaint streets and squares of Kotor's Old Town, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Afternoon
- Visit the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon, a stunning example of Romanesque architecture.
- Have a leisurely lunch at Galion, offering delicious seafood with waterfront views.
- Stroll along the marina and admire the luxury yachts and picturesque scenery.
- Explore the Maritime Museum to learn about Kotor's rich maritime history.
Evening
- Dine at Tanjga, where you can enjoy a hearty Montenegrin BBQ experience.
- Sip cocktails at Maximus Nightclub, a lively place in the heart of Kotor's nightlife scene.
Accomodation
- Stay at Old Town Hostel Kotor, a cozy, well-located place offering beautiful views.
Day 4
Kotor➞Perast
Travel time: 0.5 hr| Travel distance: 15 km
Morning
- Drive to Perast, a quaint town known for its baroque architecture.
- Visit the Church of Our Lady of the Rocks, located on a picturesque islet.
- Explore the quiet, historic streets of Perast, lined with beautiful 18th-century buildings.
Afternoon
- Have a seafood lunch at Hotel Conte, offering traditional dishes with bay views.
- Take a boat tour of the Bay of Kotor, enjoying the stunning coastal scenery.
- Relax at Pirate's Beach Bar, enjoying a drink with a view of the water.
- Drive back to Kotor and relax at Dobrota Beach, perfect for sunbathing and swimming.
Evening
- Dine at Konoba Scala Santa in Kotor's Old Town, known for its authentic local cuisine.
- Enjoy live music at the Old Winery, a cozy venue offering local wines and a vibrant atmosphere.
Accomodation
- Return to Old Town Hostel Kotor for a second night.
Day 5
Kotor➞Budva
Travel time: 1 hr| Travel distance: 24 km
Morning
- Drive to Budva, a coastal town famous for its stunning beaches and vibrant nightlife.
- Walk through Budva Old Town, a medieval walled city with narrow streets and stone buildings.
- Visit Santa Maria in Punta, one of the oldest churches in Montenegro built in the 9th century.
Afternoon
- Enjoy a traditional lunch at Restaurant Jadran, famous for its fresh seafood and scenic views.
- Head to Mogren Beach, ideal for sunbathing and swimming in the clear waters.
- Explore the Budva Citadel, offering stunning views over the Adriatic Sea.
- Take a walk along the Budva Marina, home to luxury yachts and beautiful coastal scenery.
Evening
- Experience the lively atmosphere in TQ Plaza, a popular spot for evening shopping and entertainment.
- Dine at Kafana Rivijera, offering local delicacies and an authentic Montenegrin atmosphere.
Accomodation
- Stay at Hotel Budva, located near the beach and the city's attractions.
Day 6
Budva➞Bar
Travel time: 1 hr| Travel distance: 47 km
Morning
- Drive to Bar, a port city with a rich history and beautiful coastline.
- Visit the Old Olive Tree, one of the oldest olive trees in Europe, a symbol of the city.
- Explore the ruins of the Old Town of Bar, a historical site showcasing ancient architecture.
Afternoon
- Enjoy lunch at Kaldrma, known for traditional Montenegrin barbecue dishes.
- Visit the impressive Bar Aqueduct, an engineering marvel of the Turkish Empire.
- Explore the coast and relax at Susanj Beach, known for its clear waters and scenic views.
- Take a guided walking tour of Bar's modern city center to discover local life and culture.
Evening
- Dine at Konoba FERAL, offering delicious seafood with a rustic charm.
- Spend the evening at Bar's Promenade, a vibrant area with cafes and night entertainment.
Accomodation
- Stay at Hotel Princess, a modern and comfortable accommodation located near the beach.
Day 7
Bar➞Ulcinj
Travel time: 1 hr| Travel distance: 25 km
Morning
- Drive to Ulcinj, one of Montenegro's oldest towns with a rich blend of cultures.
- Explore the Old Town of Ulcinj, with its castle and small medieval streets offering splendid views.
- Visit the Ulcinj Museum located in the old fortress, showcasing the town's history.
Afternoon
- Lunch at Teuta Restaurant, known for its unique local dishes and charming setting.
- Spend the afternoon at Velika Plaza, the longest sandy beach in Montenegro perfect for relaxation.
- Discover the Bojana River Island, a scenic spot popular for nature walks and water sports.
- Have a coffee break at Laurel Lounge Café, famous for its relaxing atmosphere and sea views.
Evening
- Dine at Fisherman Hari, where traditional seafood dishes meet friendly local ambiance.
- Enjoy the bustling nightlife of Ulcinj at Miami Beach Club.
Accomodation
- Stay at Hotel Mediteran Ulcinj, offering comfort and scenic views near the sea.
Day 8
Ulcinj➞Podgorica
Travel time: 1 hr| Travel distance: 84 km
Morning
- Return to Podgorica from Ulcinj, completing your trip circuit.
- Visit the Millennium Bridge, an architectural marvel with stunning city views.
- Enjoy breakfast at Aroma Café, famous for its cozy setup and delicious pastries.
Afternoon
- Lunch at Restaurant Titanic, offering fresh seafood and local cuisine.
- Explore the Mall of Montenegro for last-minute shopping and souvenirs.
- Visit the Botanical Garden of the University of Montenegro to enjoy a peaceful stroll among local flora.
- Relax for the afternoon in the Moraca River, walking along its banks and enjoying the tranquil environment.
Evening
- Have a farewell dinner at Pod Lipom, a traditional restaurant known for its Montenegrin dishes.
- Spend your last evening at Jazz Club Sejdefa, enjoying live music and a lively atmosphere.
Accomodation
- Stay at Hotel Hemera for comfort and style.
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Tags
nightowls
architecture
city-urban
cultural-experience
foodie-experience
honeymoon
relaxation
Time of the year
Expect mild spring weather with temperatures ranging from 18°C to 25°C. Rain is possible, so pack accordingly.
May marks the start of the tourist season in Montenegro, but it is less crowded than the peak summer months of July and August.
Useful information
- Driving is the most convenient way to explore Montenegro, especially for visiting smaller towns and coastal areas.
- Montenegro uses Euros, so it's advisable to have some cash for smaller purchases as not all places accept credit cards.
- English is widely spoken in tourist areas, but learning a few basic phrases in Montenegrin can enrich your travel experience.
- Many historical and cultural sites are free or have minimal entry fees, adding value to the experience.
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