Explore Montenegro’s breathtaking landscapes, ancient towns, and hidden gems with our exclusive private excursions. At Elite Transfers Montenegro, we believe every journey should be memorable, luxurious, and fully customized.
Nestled in the mountains of Montenegro, Ostrog Monastery is a breathtaking sanctuary carved into a sheer rock face. Built in the 17th century by Saint Basil of Ostrog, it has become one of the most visited Orthodox monasteries in the Balkans, known for its miraculous legends and serene atmosphere. Pilgrims from around the world seek its spiritual blessings, surrounded by stunning panoramic views and centuries of faith.
170 €Rijeka Crnojevića, a hidden gem of Montenegro, is a tranquil riverside village brimming with natural beauty. Once a vital trade center, it now welcomes visitors with its stone bridges, peaceful waters, and lush surroundings. The iconic Danilo's Bridge, built in 1853, stands as a proud testament to the town's past, while boat rides along the scenic Crnojević River reveal breathtaking views of untouched landscapes.
150 €
Length of the river Tara is 156 kilometers. Canyon valley is 93 kilometers long. Canyon depth can reach even 1,300 meters. So, it's the second deepest canyon in the World. Sides of the canyon are covered in dense forests, some of which are 450 years old. This canyon attract tourist looking for adventure. Rafting down almost the entire course of the river will make your adrenaline blow out.
250 €Biogradska Gora National Park is a hidden gem in Montenegro, known for its ancient rainforest, glacial lakes, and untouched wilderness. Excursions to the park often begin in Kolašin, a nearby mountain town. A scenic drive through the Bjelasica mountain range. The journey leads to Biograd Lake, a stunning glacial lake surrounded by towering trees.
250 €
National Museum of Montenegro in Cetinje consists of four museums: Museum of History (composed of the King Nicola's Museum, Museum of Petar II Petrović Njegoš's birth house, Njegoš's Mausoleum on Lovćen, the Court Church Ćipur, the Museum of Montenegrin Contemporary History (Relief of Montenegro), the Art Museum with the Modern art gallery Dado Đurić, the Ethnographic Museum and the newly founded Archeological Museum with Lapidarium.
200 €Skadar Lake, the largest freshwater lake in the Balkans, is a paradise of wild beauty, rich history, and diverse wildlife. Excursions often begin in Virpazar, a charming fishing village where visitors board traditional wooden boats for a scenic cruise. As the boat glides through water lilies and reed beds, it's a prime spot for rare birds, including Dalmatian pelicans, making the lake a birdwatcher's dream.
120 €
A journey through Kotor Bay is like stepping into a living postcard, where history and nature blend seamlessly. The adventure often begins in Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage site with maze-like medieval streets, towering fortress walls, and the famous San Giovanni Fortress, offering breathtaking views of the bay. Next, travelers head to Perast, a charming coastal town known for its Venetian architecture and the iconic islet Lady of the Rocks, a man-made island with a fascinating legend. A short boat ride takes visitors to this sacred site, where centuries of tradition and maritime history come to life. Exploring the bay, visitors explore Roman mosaics dating back to the 2nd century, remnants of an era when Risan was a thriving Roman stronghold. The town's quiet atmosphere contrasts beautifully with its rich historical significance. Finally, the excursion reaches Porto Montenegro, a luxurious marina where modern elegance meets Adriatic charm. Here, travelers can stroll along the waterfront, admire sleek yachts, and enjoy fine dining with a view of the shimmering sea.
200 €Discover the coastal charm of Bar, where ancient history meets Mediterranean beauty. Visit Stara Maslina in Mirovica - one of the oldest olive trees in the world, over 2,000 years old. Explore the millennia-old ruins of Stari Bar (Old Town Bar), nestled between the Adriatic Sea and rugged mountains, and stroll through its atmospheric stone streets. The tour continues to King Nikola's Palace, an important 19th-century historical and cultural landmark beautifully situated along King Nikola Boulevard. A perfect blend of heritage, nature, and seaside charm.
90 €
