Transfer from Tivat - Airport
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Departure from Tivat - Airport
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Estimated arrival to Dubrovnik
10:48h

Trip duration: 108min

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Places you can visit along the way

Quality photo of Perast - Montenegro

Perast
Montenegro

105 min

The Bay of Kotor has many stunning attractions and beautiful town of Perast is certainly one of them. The poetic architecture that gives an ancient,... old town feel coupled with breathtaking views make this small town an idyllic seaside paradise. Although it may appear small at first glance because it has less than 400 residents, Perast is actually home to 16 preserved Venetian palaces and 19 churches.

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Herceg Novi
Montenegro

105 min

Situated at the entrance of the beautiful Bay of Kotor, Herceg Novi is a charming little coastal town full of thick greenery and many rare... plants, including mimosa trees and banana trees. It was founded in 1382 by King Tvrtko I and many historic buildings dotted around the Old Town date from that period or from the epoch of Kanli – Kula (1483). Most important monuments of the rich cultural heritage are the Forte Mare fortress, Kanli Kula Fortress, Church of St. Archangel Michael, and the tower clock.

Quality photo of Cavtat - Croatia

Cavtat
Croatia

75 min

Many consider Cavtat to be the Adriatic pearl in its own right, although the neighboring Dubrovnik steals all the attention and glory. This beautiful small... town is a nice mix of ancient and modern architecture. The town is outlined by a pretty waterfront and a small harbor and in the backdrop are the imposing hills. What gives Cavtat special charm is the fact that it faced destruction many times in the past but it was also rebuilt countless times. This is why you can observe different influences in town’s architecture – from Renaissance to Gothic. As you walk to the Franciscan monastery, you will be able to marvel the old amphitheater, the Rector's Palace and the church dedicated to Our Lady of Cavtat. Cavtat is actually a peninsula full of greenery and woods so you will easily visit all its treasures and still have time to enjoy some of the nearby beautifully beaches.

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Kotor
Montenegro

135 min

The ancient town of Kotor, built between the 12th and 14th century, has many charms. The cobblestone streets are surrounded by medieval buildings and dotted... with cafes, restaurants, Venetian palaces and museums. Many churches adorn the town but the most iconic one is the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon. Among the wonderful town’s treasures are also the Prince’s Palace from the 17th century and the Napoleon’s Theater from the 19th century. Kotor is definitely a town of captivating atmosphere and a worthy rival to the neighboring Budva and Dubrovnik.

Quality photo of Sokol Tower - Croatia

Sokol Tower
Croatia

60 min

The Sokol Tower, whose history goes back to the Copper Age, around 2300 BC, is an ancient fort located high on rocks above the village... of Dunava in Konavle. Among archaeological artifacts discovered here are some valuable items like amber and glass decorative items from the Bronze and Iron Age or weapons from the Illyrian period. The fort gained its current appearance during the age of the Dubrovnik Republic, which purchased it in 1419, but was abandoned at the beginning of the 18th century. In 2013, the amazing tower once again opened its doors after 350 years; therefore today visitors can explore the museum’s collection of medieval weapons, including 6 original canons. Stupendous views of Konavle landscapes are awaiting visitors as well.

Quality photo of Risan Mosaic - Montenegro

Risan Mosaic
Montenegro

75 min

As the oldest Illyrian city in the bay of Kotor, Risan only developed further when falling under the Roman thumb. Their naval and military preoccupation... provided the city with prosperous opportunities and riches. Even though few, its citizens built many lush manors. Early years of the previous century provided us with rediscovered foundations and the city being listed as a cultural monument. While the walls may have disappeared, the magnificent mosaics still stand to this day, accompanied with floors of geometric patterns and a bedroom with a rare depiction of Hypnos, the Greek god of sleep.