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Cathedral of Saint Tryphon

Embark on a full-day tour from Albania to Montenegro. Visit iconic spots such as Sveti Stefan, Budva with its charming Old Town, the famous Dancing Girl statue, Mogren Beach, and the UNESCO-listed Kotor Old Town, along with St Luke Church. Start your adventure with an early morning pick-up from your accommodation. The comfortable vehicle will pick you up from your specified location (Tirana, Durres, Golem, or Shkoder). After everyone is gathered, the journey begins toward Montenegro. Arrive in Sveti Stefan, a picturesque island connected to the mainland by a narrow causeway. This stunning island was once a luxury resort and is now a high-end hotel. Stop for some beautiful photos and enjoy a brief walk along the coast while your guide shares interesting historical facts about the area. Depart for Budva, one of Montenegro's most vibrant coastal towns. The Old Town (Stari Grad) is known for its medieval walls, narrow streets, and stunning views of the Adriatic. Walk through the narrow cobbled streets of the Old Town, admire its Venetian architecture, and take in the vibrant atmosphere. Visit the Dancing Girl Statue, a symbol of Budva’s rich cultural heritage and seaside spirit. Afterward, head to Mogren Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in Montenegro, known for its crystal-clear waters and surrounded by lush greenery and stunning cliffs. Spend some time enjoying the beach, swimming, or simply relaxing by the sea. After a relaxing break, continue to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Kotor, a medieval town nestled between steep cliffs and the Bay of Kotor. Explore the well-preserved Old Town, known for its impressive architecture, winding streets, and historical monuments. Highlights include the Kotor City Walls, the Maritime Museum, and the Piazza of the Arms. Visit St. Luke Church, a Romanesque church dating back to the 12th century. Admire the stunning architecture and the rich history of this iconic site. Enjoy some free time to wander through the charming streets of Kotor’s Old Town. You can stop for a coffee, shop for local souvenirs, or simply take in the magnificent views of the bay. After a full day of exploration, gather for the return trip to Albania. Relax and enjoy the scenic drive back to your hotel.

Start your trip with a free early morning pick-up (06:20 from Dubrovnik - 07:20 from Cavtat) from your hotel or the closest possible location to your accommodation. Once everyone is picked up, a coach ride to the Croatia/Montenegro border crossing. After the border control, enjoy a coffee break, at your own expense, before heading to the small town of Perast, where you will board the boat and begin your adventure. Your first stop is the charming town of Perast. Here, enjoy free time to stroll through the quaint, beautiful streets lined with Baroque palaces You then have the option to take a boat to the small island of Our Lady of the Rocks to visit the beautiful church in the heart of the bay. From there, continue to the old town of Kotor, the most important Venetian port built on this side of the Adriatic coast with its impressive 4.5 kilometer long city walls, which have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. Kotor is located on the only natural fjord of its kind in the world and a visit to this city is more than just beautiful views, it is also an experience of the cultural heritage of the Bay of Kotor. When you arrive, you will have about 2.5 - 3 hours of free time to visit the most important monuments in the old town such as the Cathedral of St. Tryphon and the Maritime Museum. You will also have time for lunch and, if you wish, to tour the walls and buy authentic souvenirs. Return to Cavtat / Dubrovnik from Kotor by air-conditioned bus, will drop you off where you were picked up.

Feel like you're stepping back in time as you pass through Kotor's Sea Gate, the main entrance to the enchanting Old Town. Meet your guide and begin exploring Kotor's historic wonders. Delve into the city's rich tapestry of history and architecture as you visit the Square of Arms and Clock Tower. Take in the hustle and bustle of the square and admire the mix of Gothic and Baroque architecture on the Clock Tower. Next, wander through Flour Square, adorned with the stately Pima and Buca palaces. Marvel at the intricate beauty of St. Tryphon Cathedral and take a guided tour of the inside. Afterward, continue moving along the Old Town's charming streets to discover hidden gems like the Boka Navy Square with the iconic Karampana monument. See the serene St. Luke Square with its ancient churches. Return to the vibrant Square of Arms at the end of your tour.

During this 1.5-hour walking tour you’ll see the main sites of Kotor, including the city’s main gate, the Old Town, and the Arms Square. Your guide will show you the beautiful Baroque architecture of the Flour Square with its monumental palaces of the Bizanti and Beskuća families, and tell you fascinating stories about these noble residents. Visit the imposing Cathedral of St. Tryphon and then head to the Maritime Museum Church of Saint Luke’s, passing Karampana Square en route. You’ll also see the Church of Saint Mary, built in 1221 on the site of a 6th-century basilica. Your professional guides will ensure that you have the opportunity to admire the monuments of historical heritage and outstanding medieval architecture that have made Kotor a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Embark on a fast and hassle-free journey from the historic gem of Dubrovnik to the stunning coastal town of Kotor aboard a modern, comfortable ferry. Designed for speed and convenience, this ferry effortlessly bypasses the delays of road border crossings, making it the quickest and most enjoyable way to travel between these two iconic destinations. The journey begins at a brisk pace, but as the ferry enters the breathtaking Kotor Bay, the pace slows, allowing you to soak in the majestic scenery. Step onto the open deck to fully experience the panoramic views of the bay, renowned for its dramatic mountains and picturesque villages. This is the perfect moment to snap unforgettable photos or simply take in the serene beauty of one of Europe’s most stunning natural harbors. Upon arrival in Kotor, step into the enchanting UNESCO-listed old town. Known for its medieval charm and spectacular mountain backdrop, Kotor offers a rich blend of history and culture. Enjoy free time to explore at your leisure. Wander the labyrinth of narrow streets, relax in a cozy café, or savor local Montenegrin delicacies. Adventurous travelers can climb to the fortress for a breathtaking view of the bay or take a trip with a cable-car. The check in for Your return journey starts at 16:30. Please make sure to be on time.

Discover the charm of the Adriatic coastline on this day trip from Tirana to the towns of Budva and Kotor in Montenegro. Immerse yourself in the culture, history and local life of these towns on guided walking tours. Be picked up by your guide from the comfort of your accommodation in Tirana. Pass through the historical city of Lezha on the scenic drive to Montenegro. Stop for a coffee break in by the Buna river. Cross the boarder and stop at Sveti Stefan island. Admire views of the the hotel Villa Miločer which was once the summer residence of Queen Marija Karadordevic, but was converted during the communist rule of Tito. Continue to the city of Budva, a city that's history dates back almost 2600 years. Capture pictures of Roman ruins and the seaside, medieval Budva Fortress. Explore the Marina of Budva on a guided walking tour. Take some time to visit some of the local shops before heading to Kotor.  Uncover the Venetian influence in Kotor which was once part of the Venetian Republic. Stroll through the lower part of the city, the bay of Kotor, and the marina. Walk through the sea gate and into the Old Town. Follow your guide to picturesque squares and visit the eastern Orthodox Cathedral of Saint Tryphon to view its Romanesque architecture that dates back to 1166. Return to your accommodation in Tirana at the end of your tour.

Pick up in Cavtat at your hotel, accommodation and start driveing for Montenegro passing Dubrovnik airport, village Čilipi and Konavle valley until we reach the border. You must bring your passports for border control. Once we pass the border, we will drive the scenic coastline road until you arrive in Perast. Perast is small medieval town is rich in history, it has only one street. Walk through it and admire the 16 churches and 17 formerly grand palaces that still stand. In Perast you can take the option to have a boat ride to the island, Our Lady of the Rock. There, you can visit the beautiful and only church of the islet and its museum. After Perast we will have 20 minutes drive to Kotor, the pearl of the Montenegran Coast. Explore the Old City, Stari Grad, and learn the important history of the area. Walk around St. Tryphon's Cathedral, the patron saint of Kotor, and admire the Romanesque architecture. On the way back, you will enjoy natural beauty and stunning scenery of the jagged rock-lined coast and turquoise seas of Montenegro.

Start this tour from the main gate (also known as 'the Sea Gate'), where you will find yourself at the Square of Arms, the main town square. From there, enjoy a view of the four centuries old town clock tower. In front of the clock tower, there is a medieval pillory where verdicts used to be read and prisoners used to be brought.  Then proceed to the Bizanti family palace, which dates back to the 14th-century, and along the way, you will pass Beskuća Palace with its Gothic portal. Then proceed to Flour Square where you will see Pima and Buća Palaces. Cathedral of Saint Tryphon is the biggest attraction, with its construction being set between 1124 and 1166. The other notable religious sights are the Church of St. Luke (built in 1195 on the model of similar churches in medieval Serbia) and St. Nicholas Church (built on the site where there used to be the Dominican monastery of St. Nicholas built in 1540).

Enjoy our walking tour of the Kotor's old town which will last up 1.5 to 2 hours and is perfect if you only have a short time visit from a cruise or if you are visting for a few days and would like to to have the first hand introduction and insight from your guide, while learning about our heritage and culture. Your licensed your guide, professional and fluent in English will meet you by the port entrance or Old town main entrance. After meeting your guide you will enjoy walking through the maze of Kotor's medieval quarter, its bustling market and among beautiful Renaissance buildings. The tour provides an excellent orientation to Kotor and optional visits St. Tryphon Cathedral and the Maritime Museum if you wish to pay for the entrance. Otherwise a nice introduction of our mayor building in town. After your visit you will have enough time to enjoy the town without rushing back on board the cruise ship 1 Kotor Old City Kotor is situated in the most secluded part of Boka Kotorska (The Bay of Kotor). While it dates from the Illyrian period, Kotor developed into an important commercial and artistic center in the Middle Ages. Many empires battled for control over the city throughout the centuries: from being an autonomous city of the Byzantine Empire, free city of medieval Serbia, then under Venetian or Hungarian states, gaining independence and then returned to Venetian control once again, just to be occupied by France and then Austria, until Kotor finally became part of Yugoslavia. e 7 St. Tryphon Cathedral The tour leads us to one of the iconic sites of Kotor - St. Tryphon Cathedral with short guided tour of the Cathedral. 5 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included 8 Maritime Museum Our tour will lead us to The Bokelian Navy Square with Karampana well. 5 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included 9 Karampana Well We continue to the Karampana Well... 5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free 10 Church of St. Luke We arrive at the St Luke Square with St Luke and St Nikola churches. 5 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included 11 Church of St. Nikola We arrive at the St Luke Square with St Luke and St Nikola churches. 5 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included 12 Church of Blazena Ozana The tour will take us to Blazena Ozana Church and the Northern Gate. 5 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included 13 Northern Gate We will take a quick look at the Northern Gate and the Skurda River, before returning to the Square of Arms where this tour ends. 5 minutes

Tour Overview Start at the Sea Gate We being our adventure at Kotor’s main entrance, the Sea Gate. Here, your guide will introduce you to the city, highlighting the strategic benefits of its location within the Bay of Kotor. You'll gain a quick yet insightful overview of Kotor's development over the centuries, setting the stage for the tour ahead. Square of Arms Our first step is the Kotor’s main hub, the square of arms. Here you will discover the stories of the city's skilled craftsmen and clockmakers while admiring the impressive Prince’s Palace, the Guard Tower, the historic Old Arsenal, and the Clock Tower. Square of flour Next, we visit the Square of flour, where you’ll learn about Kotor’s noble families and their legacy. This square is home to the Pima Palace and the Buća Palace, showcasing the Kotor’s aristocratic past. Square of St. Tryphon At the Square of St. Tryphon, we’ll discuss the life and legend of St. Tryphon, Kotor’s protector. You’ll get a closer look at the Cathedral of St. Tryphon, an architectural gem and the city’s most iconic landmark. Squares of Boka Marine and St. Luke Moving on, we’ll visit the Square of Boka Marine and St. Luke’s Square. Here, we’ll uncover the city’s maritime traditions, which remain an integral part of life in Kotor, and learn about its deep Christian roots, reflected in the hidden layer of early Christian architecture still present today. Square of Timber At the Square of Timber, you will hear about the life of Blessed Ozana, a significant figure in Kotor’s history. You’ll also see the Skurda River flowing beneth the River Gate, connecting the city to its natural surroundings. Northern Wall and River Skurda Then we will take a short walk up the Northern Wall, under which the Skurda River flows, forming Kotor’s natural moat. Here, we’ll delve into the city’s most dramatic historical moment: the siege by one of history’s most successful pirate and undefeated admiral. Return to the Square of Arms The tour concludes back at the Square of Arms, where your guide will provide recommendations for dining, cafes, and activities tailored to your interests. You’ll leave equipped with practical knowledge to continue exploring Kotor on your own. Why This Tour? This tour is designed to give you a deeper understanding of Kotor’s heritage while offering practical tips to enhance your visit. Whether you’re interested in history, architecture, or just exploring at your own pace, this experience will make Kotor come alive in new ways.