Montenegro

 Our main Montenegro walking route gives you the chance to sample the local cuisine, take in some stunning coastal views, explore crumbling fortifications that were built at the height of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and see the architectural delights of Cetinje, the historic Royal Capital.

Following in Royal Footsteps in Montenegro

The King Petar Footsteps itinerary is our premier Montenegro walk. After a short transfer from Dubrovnik, the journey starts at the port of Tivat where King Petar II’s ships would have been docked in the 1800s and finishes in the coastal town of Budva, where his winter court was situated. Along the way you can explore Cetinje, the home of his summer palace, and many other interesting places, including the village of Njegusi, the birthplace of both King Petar II as well as his uncle and predecessor, King Petar I. To make sure that you have plenty of time to explore everything this beautiful country has to offer, the itinerary is spread over a week and includes overnight stays in a selection of charming hotels and pensions along the way.

Making the Most of Montenegro

Our self-guided tours in Montenegro include everything you need to enjoy a fantastic holiday in beautiful surroundings. Accommodation, luggage transfers, a detailed map with walking instructions and a welcome meeting at which you can ask any questions you may have are all part of the package. All you need to take care of are your flights to Dubrovnik, the short transfers to and from Tivat, public transportation tickets, and entrance fees to any attractions you may wish to visit.

If you would like to find out more about what you can look forward to seeing and doing on a walking holiday in Montenegro, please take a look at our detailed itineraries for this country. You can use our online booking and payment facilities to reserve your holiday or call to speak to one of our friendly and knowledgeable representatives if you prefer. We will be delighted to help you plan your Montenegro break from start to finish