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Balkan Delight

12 Days

8 Locations

The secrets of Balkan travel are revealed on this jam-packed eastern Europe trip. Go underground and learn how Sarajevo once relied on its Bosnian War Tunnel, see the bridge of peace rebuilt with salvaged stone and explore Adriatic beauty, from Dubrovnik to Kotor.

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Highlights of Austria, Slovenia and Croatia

14 Days

9 Locations

A vibrant Austria, Slovenia and Croatia trip filled with travel adventures in Central Europe. Waltz your way through Vienna, take a rowboat across Slovenia’s fairy-tale Lake Bled and explore the magical walkways, waterfalls and lakes of Plitvice National Park in Croatia.

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Balkan Adventure

14 Days

13 Locations

Visit several countries on this adventure-filled Balkan trip, where you’ll venture deep into the Carpathian Mountains, walk in the mythical footsteps of Count Dracula at Bran Castle in Transylvania and revel in the beauty, history and traditions of the Balkan nations.

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Historic Town Of Perast At Bay Of Kotor In Summer, Montenegro

Currency

Euro

Capital City

Podgorica

Winter avg temp

6 °C

Language

Montenegrin

Summer avg temp

34 °C

Good morning

Dobro jutro

Time Zone

GMT+2

Good evening

Dobro večer

"Montenegro is little country packed with hidden gems; a day spent exploring the natural beauty of the mountainous coastline or the delightful old cities is never disappointing"

Evana, Travel Director

Explore the labyrinthine lanes and small squares of Budva

Budva is a gorgeous seaside town and a Montenegro must see, with medieval history dating back more than 2,500 years. We’ll go beyond the fortress walls surrounding the town and delve into the maze of alleyways and squares. From ancient churches to modern boutiques, there are endless treasures to find.
Soak up Montenegro's natural beauty

Montenegro is an incredibly beautiful country, and the natural scenery is the highlight of any Montenegro travel experience. We’ll take it all in, from the turquoise waters and white sands on the Adriatic coastline, to the glacial lakes and forested mountains of Durmitor National Park.
Climb Kotor's Castle of San Giovanni

The looming walls of Kotor’s Castle of San Giovanni offer phenomenal views over the Bay of Kotor and the region. We’ll climb 1,350 stairs to get to the top of the medieval fortress, and with plenty of history and incredible lookouts, it’s one of the most rewarding things to do in Montenegro.
Relax on Budva's stunning beaches

The beaches of Budva are one of the most beloved Montenegro tourist attractions. There are 17 beaches across a 38 kilometre shoreline, with dazzling azure waters lining the golden sands. Our Local Specialists will show you the best beaches where you can soak up the sun.
Visit the Podmaine Monastery

Located near the coastal town of Budva, Podmaine Monastery is a Serbian Orthodox monastery, with a complex of two churches dating back to the 15th century. It was built by a noble family, with pink and cream stone and painted frescoes inside, including a Judgement Day scene.

Our top 5 things to do in Montenegro

We’ll show you the best of Montenegro, from the sandy beaches and ancient walls of Budva to the incredible natural beauty across the country.

Dvorac Petrovića

Built in 1891, Dvorac Petrovića was the winter residence of King Nikola I, the last king of Montenegro. Today, it’s an excellent gallery, with around 1,500 contemporary art pieces from Montenegrin and international artists. You’ll also get a glimpse of the life of the king, with collections of weapons and royal decorations.
Natural History Museum of Montenegro Podgorica

Discover Montenegrin fossils, flora and fauna at the Natural History Museum of Montenegro in Podgorica. You’ll learn about the history of the planet and see the impressive collection of taxidermized animals with birds, insects, bears, wolves and the blue whale.
Duklja ruins

Located just outside Podgorica, the Duklja ruins are the site of an ancient Roman town, thought to be founded at the start of the 1st century. It was once the most important urban centre in Montenegro, and you can wander the stony remnants of towers, bastions and wall fortifications.

Best museums in Montenegro

A Montenegro holiday with Trafalgar takes you to the country’s top museums, from a former royal residence, to the site of an ancient Roman town.

Punjene paprike

Punjene paprike is a classic dish across the Balkans, and the Montenegrin version is made from courgettes or capsicum filled with minced meat, rice, tomato sauce, eggs and spices. It’s a tantalising mix of flavours and the perfect comfort food in Montenegro.
Cufte

One of the most beloved dishes in the country, cufte is Montenegrin meatballs in a warm tomato sauce. Typically served with mashed potatoes, vegetables, and a sprinkling of chopped parsley, cufte is absolutely delicious.
Đuveč

Đuveč is one of the most traditional dishes in Montenegro’s. It’s a stew or casserole, made from meat (often veal), vegetables and rice, and served in a large bowl to let the flavours combine. Our Local Specialists will show you the best local restaurants to taste this local delicacy.

Best food in Montenegro

Our Montenegro holidays will introduce you to the best Montenegro food, from the coastal seafood to the hearty meat and potato dishes of the mountains.

What to pack for Montenegro

Swimsuit

Montenegro is lined with heavenly beaches and golden sands. Bring a swimsuit and enjoy a swim in the dazzling Adriatic sea.

Deck shoes

Montenegro is a famous stop for mega yachts, so bring your deck shoes if you’d like to explore the yachts of the glamorous Porto Montenegro.

Sunscreen

You’ll need plenty of sunscreen for your Montenegro trip, especially if you plan to spend time soaking up the sun on the beautiful beaches.

Adaptor plug

In Montenegro, the power plugs and sockets are of type F, with standard European 2-pin plugs. The standard voltage is 230 V and the standard frequency is 50 Hz.

Camera

With some of the most spectacular scenery in Europe, from the turquoise coastline to the mountain forests, you’ll need a camera to capture all the beauty.

Pack for sustainable travel

Consider your environmental impact when you next take a trip and go single-use-plastic-free by packing a reusable water bottle, a steel straw, your own shopping bags and reusable toiletry bottles.