Tivat Tourist Attractions

There has been a dramatic increase in the number of tourists visiting the area around Tivat Airport in Montenegro. Tourists are eager to experience the natural splendor of this little Adriatic nation flock to the airport. Several of Montenegro's most beautiful beaches, such as those in the Budva and Kotor areas, are easily accessible from Tivat.

The airport is convenient for getting across Montenegro and reaching nearby attractions, including Biogradska Gora and Durmitor national parks. More daring visitors can go rafting in the Tara River Canyon or paragliding above Lake Skadar for an exhilarating and unforgettable experience.

Travelers arriving at Tivat Airport will find many exciting and novel options for personalizing their vacation. Please see getyourguide.com for details.

Montenegro: Durmitor, Tara & Ostrog Monastery Day Trip

From Kotor, Budva, Tivat, or Herceg Novi, you can take a guided day trip to the scenic countryside of Montenegro, with hotel transfers available upon request. See the famed Ostrog Monastery and its beautiful lakes and breathtaking coastlines.

Shortly after leaving Kotor, stop for photos at Our Lady of the Rocks and Saint George to capture the beauty of the islands in the area. Raise up above Risan Bay for a second photo op.

On going to Niki, the second largest city in Montenegro, and stop again at the artificial Salty Lake for some more photo ops. After a morning of sightseeing, reward yourself with a breakfast break and some delicious regional fare and beverages (not included in the tour cost).

Go toward Mount Durmitor, whose jagged peaks reach for the clouds. In 1940, when it was constructed, Tara Bridge was Europe's tallest structure. Walk the length of the 365-meter bridge, which is 172 meters above the canyon floor.

Get to the 18 glacial lakes at more than 1,500 meters on Durmitor Mountain, including the spectacular Black Lake, the park's crown jewel. They form a pair known as "Mountain Eyes." Start your hiking adventure on the Lake's 4-kilometer trail.

The Balkan town of Abljak sits 1,450 meters above sea level and is worth a visit. Enjoy a meal of authentic Montenegro cuisine for lunch. Then, get in your car and head to the Ostrog Monastery, Montenegro's most popular religious attraction.

Towards nightfall, start your trek up the narrow, winding road to the monastery's vantage point. See the remains of the founding monk, Vasilije Ostroki. When your tour is over, head back to Kotor.

Montenegro: Full-Day Tour to Lovcen National Park & More

Starting in Kotor at 9:00 AM, this tour can also pick you up in Budva, Tivat, and Herceg Novi. Please take a short trip down the old road built by the Austro-Hungarians in 1879 to link Kotor with Cetinje, the former royal capital, and be amazed by its condition.

It winds around Boka Bay on 25 turns, and there are plenty of opportunities to stop and take pictures. The Petrovic dynasty, which ruled Montenegro from 1696 to 1918, originated in the village of Njegusi, where you can have a nice breakfast.

The mausoleum is located at the peak of a 461-step ascent. The mausoleum's 6-sided chapel is its crowning glory. Over two hundred thousand gilded tiles cover the gorgeous ceiling, forming an intriguing mosaic.

Then, take a 1-hour walking tour of Cetinje's top attractions, including the Cetinje Monastery, which houses the remains of St. Peter of Cetinje, fragments of the True Cross, and the Icon of the Philermos Mother of God, among many other priceless artifacts.

Visit the Vlaska Church, constructed in 1450 and surrounded by a fence made from the barrels of enemy rifles, museums, the royal theater, and historic foreign embassies.

The next stop along the ancient trade route through Montenegro is the small historical town of River Crnojevica in the country's central region. Seeing the Lake and the historical buildings built during the merchants' time is worthwhile.

You'll be taking a break here for lunch, so enjoy some of the fresh seafood the area offers. Take a boat ride down the river for an hour here. Stop by Sveti Stefan on the way back to Kotor.

Montenegro: Kotor, Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks Private Tour

Visit Perast and Kotor, two of the cultural highlights of the Montenegrin coast. Drive to the small, artificial islands in the bay of Perast from Kotor, Budva, or Tivat. Despite its small size, find a sophisticated urban complex with many public buildings, especially near the shore.

The next step is to hop on a boat to Our Lady of the Rocks, Montenegro's most visited attraction. Local sailors swore an old oath after discovering an icon of the Mother and Child on July 22, 1452. Their fidelity to it is said to have resulted in the gradual formation of the island over the ages.

Each successful journey was commemorated by placing a rock in the harbor. The island rose from the sea throughout time. The practice of hurling rocks into the ocean is still widely practiced today. Take advantage of the opportunity to explore Our Lady of the Rocks, a church and museum complex.

Then, head back to Perast to relax and take in the tranquility of this Boka Bay gem. Return to Kotor for an informative walking tour of the town's rich history. Learn about the Ottomans, Venetians, and Christians who formerly called this place home.

From Kotor, Budva, Tivat or Herceg Novi: Boka Bay Day Cruise

Spend 8 hours exploring the beautiful Bay of Kotor. Discover the natural wonders and cultural sites of the area. Sail around the bay and swim in crystal-clear waters after seeing a former prison.

Kotor, Budva, or Tivat are great starting points for your trip. Your day will begin with a trip to Bijela for a swim and some breakfast.

Before exploring the Blue Cave, check out the island's chapel and museum. You'll travel the length of Kotor Bay, a World Heritage Site, before reaching the open water.

Mamula, a former concentration camp and fortified jail, may be found at the mouth of Boka Bay. Take a boat ride around the island to see how history and nature have merged. The next step is to set sail for the Blue Cave.

Enjoy a meal and some sightseeing in Porto Montenegro. Afterward, after another swim stop in the bay's deep waters, sail back to Kotor. Get cleaned up and see the island's Our Lady of the Rock church.

Magnificent mountains, caverns, beaches, and historical places will greet you on the way back.

Off-road Boka Bay tour

Montenegro is a wealthy country with many interesting sights to see and explore. The region around Kotor has a few spots like this.

Some landscapes, trails, and fortresses have been around for centuries, and only the locals know all the secrets to these places.

Kotor: Private Bay Cruise and Guided Sightseeing Tour

Spend 8 hours exploring the beautiful Bay of Kotor. Discover the rich cultural heritage and breathtaking natural beauty of the area. Sail around the bay and swim in crystal-clear waters after seeing a former prison.

Choose between Kotor, Budva, and Tivat as your starting point. Start the day off well with a dip in the soothing waters of Bijela, which is your first stop of the day.

Before exploring the Blue Cave, check out the island's chapel and museum. Under the protection of UNESCO, the full length of Kotor Bay must be traversed before you can access the open water.

Mamula, a former concentration camp and fortified jail, may be found at the mouth of Boka Bay. Take a boat ride around the island to see how history and nature have merged. The next step is to set sail for the Blue Cave.

Stop for lunch and a stroll around lovely Porto Montenegro. Afterward, after another swim stop in the bay's deep waters, sail back to Kotor. Get cleaned up and head to Our Lady of the Rock, the island's church.

Majestic mountains, caverns, beaches, and historical places will greet you on the way back.