Podgorica to Kotor and Budva: Private day trip

The feeling of charm and romance lingers in the Venetian palace and every cobblestoned street in Kotor. The buildings of this town have been stuck in the middle ages and the walls that protect the city still stand tall today. Cafe's line up side by side with live music restaurants and museums in this ancient town of Kotor. Situated in the Kotor bay next to Lovcen mountain, Kotor is most famous for its creation of the best sailors, traders, and artists. Otherwise, one should take a trip to the Kampana Tower, Kotor Fortress, and the Churches of St Nicholas and St Luke.

Known to rival Miami for its exuberant nightlife, the people of Budva know how to let loose. After you admire the hundreds of people lounging on the beach and partaking in various watersports, be sure to wander to the Venetian built stone walls. Meander under the stoned archways that covers much of the Old Town, known to the locals as "Stari Grad". Budva's Stari Grad lies on a small peninsula with narrow windy streets that slyly reveal it's age. Settled since the 5th century BC, Budva's sandy colored buildings delivers its exquisite charm with its most popular attractions: the tomb of writer Stjepan Ljubisa, the Santa Maria in Punta, the Citadel, and the ruins of a Roman-era necropolis.