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7 Days (1 Week) Itinerary in Montenegro - Travel Guide
What to do in Montenegro for 7 days?
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7 Days (1 Week) Itinerary in Montenegro - Travel Guide

The best 7 days itinerary & travel guide in Montenegro

A Week of Wonder: Unveiling the Magic of Montenegro - What to do in Montenegro for 7 days?

Days Description Overnight
1 Day 1 - Warming up in Podgorica Podgorica
2 Day 2 - Bay of Kotor: Jewel of the Adriatic Kotor
3 Day 3 - The Enchanting Shores of Budva Budva
4 Day 4 - The Alpine Fairy-tale: Durmitor National Park Zabljak
5 Day 5 - Culturally enriched Niksic and Ostrog Monastery Niksic
6 Day 6 - Nature's Glory at Skadar Lake Virpazar
7 Day 7 - Wrapping up at Bar Bar

Introduction

Embark on a fascinating week-long journey, exploring the stunning landscapes, intriguing history and vibrant culture of Montenegro.

Day 1 - Warming up in Podgorica

Your adventure through Montenegro begins in the laid-back capital city, Podgorica. Upon arrival, freshen up at your hotel before heading out for a delightful city tour. Wander through the streets of the old town, absorbing the blend of Ottoman and European architecture. Don't forget to stop by the Millennium Bridge for a stunning photo op. In the evening, savor some local delicacies, such as rakija and Njeguški Stek.

Day 2 - Bay of Kotor: Jewel of the Adriatic

Day two whisks you away to the mesmerizing Bay of Kotor. This UNESCO World Heritage site is often dubbed the southernmost fjord in Europe. Spend your day exploring Kotor's old town, packed with medieval architecture, quaint shops, and charming cafes. Do make an effort to climb the town walls to St. John's fortress for a breathtaking view. Post-sunset, enjoy a boat ride to the man-made Our Lady of the Rocks island.

Day 3 - The Enchanting Shores of Budva

Today, you'll head to Budva, known for beautiful beaches and vibrant nightlife. Start your day by strolling around Budva’s old town, rich in history and culture. Then bask in the sun on one of Budva’s lovely beaches. Jazz Beach, perhaps? As night falls, experience Budva’s bustling nightlife, vibrant with bars, clubs, and open-air entertainment.

Day 4 - The Alpine Fairy-tale: Durmitor National Park

On day four, leave the coastline behind and travel towards the heart of Montenegro to the Durmitor National Park. Hike through the majestic black pine forests and marvel at the 18 glacial lakes dotting the park. Don't forget to visit the Djurjevica Tara Bridge spanning across the Tara River Canyon - one of the deepest canyons in the world.

Day 5 - Culturally enriched Niksic and Ostrog Monastery

Our journey continues to Niksic - famous for its rich history, local beers, and music festivals. Drop by the Onogošt fortress for a taste of the city's historical charm. Later, make the thrilling drive to Ostrog Monastery - a significant orthodox Christian pilgrimage site spectacularly set in the almost vertical cliff.

Day 6 - Nature's Glory at Skadar Lake

Day six invites you to Skadar Lake, the largest lake in Southern Europe. If you're a nature enthusiast, you're in luck - Skadar Lake is a birdwatcher's paradise. Opt for a boat cruise, soaking in the verdant landscapes and calming serenity of the lake. Later, explore the quaint fishing villages and historical monasteries around the lake.

Day 7 - Wrapping up at Bar

On your final day in Montenegro, visit the coastal town of Bar. Appreciate the grandeur of the Old Bar - an open-air museum, and then continue to King Nikola's Palace. Cap off your trip by relaxing on the pebble beaches of Bar and taking in your last enchanting Montenegrin sunset.

Summary of this itinerary

This itinerary invites you to immerse yourself in the diverse beauties that characterize Montenegro - from sun-drenched coastlines and alluring old towns to unspoiled natural wonders. Across seven soul-enriching days, you'll live a slice of Montenegro's unique tradition, history, and flavour. Pack your bags, and let Montenegro surprise you!

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Andrew Baker

Andrew Baker

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Andrew is a road trip enthusiast and enjoys exploring the mesmerizing landscapes on long drives.

FAQs about this
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Montenegro

What is the best time to visit Montenegro?

The best time to visit Montenegro is from April to September when the weather is pleasant. However, for skiing and winter sports, December to March is ideal.

Do I need a visa to travel to Montenegro?

Visa requirements vary depending on your nationality. Check the updated visa requirements from your country before your trip.

What currency is used in Montenegro?

Montenegro uses Euro as its official currency.

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