Kotor Serpentines, Cetinje, Budva and Kotor Old Town
Drive along the famous Kotor serpentine roads, from where you can enjoy magnificent views of the entire Bay of Kotor. The road leads through the picturesque village of Njeguši, home to the ancestral houses of Petar Petrović II and King Nicolas I.
Stop in this village and enjoy a tasting of authentic local specialties such as homemade smoked ham, cheese, and medovina.
Depart for Cetinje, the cultural center of Montenegro. It is situated at the foot of Mt. Lovćen, 30 km from the coast. It was founded in the 20th century by Ivan Crnojević, the ruler of Zeta at that time.
Visit King Nicola's Palace. When it was founded in 1926, it was a national museum, and later it became the State Museum of Montenegro. It houses tens of thousands of artifacts organized into archaeological, ethnographic, and art collections. There is also a collection of medals, weapons, plaques, stamps, coats of arms, flags, and photographs in the museum.
Continue to the sunny Budva Riviera to visit the old town of Budva, the oldest city along the Montenegrin coastline. It's a great place to experience the real Mediterranean atmosphere, and stopping along the way is a great opportunity to capture beautiful pictures of the island of Sveti Stefan.
The tour ends in Kotor after a city tour of this amazing UNESCO World Heritage Site, visiting the town, its squares, and the most representative of all monuments - St Tryphon Cathedral.
