Tagesausflug von Dubrovnik nach Montenegro

The Montenegro day trip from Dubrovnik was really good considering that it is just a DAY trip. We saw quite a lot, our guide was extremely knowledgeable and views were gorgeous. The only thing that I would complain about is that they really should inform people on the reservation page that during the summer's high season crossing the borders takes A LOT of time. Like three hours both ways, just waiting in the bus. So the length of our trip was something like 16 hours, not 11/12 or whatever they say on the web page.

The day was exactly as described. The local tour operator contacted us and confirmed pick up time at our hotel. We were collected promptly and driven to meet the coach. We had a lovely knowledgeable guide with us all day, although as expected, we were left to explore on our own in Kotor and Budva. Kotor was the obvious place for lunch, so we could have done with a little longer to explore, but it was such a warm day that getting back to the air conditioned coach was welcomed (and we did have time to wander and visit part of the walls and a coup!e of churches). Recommend for a snapshot of Montenegro.

We loved our trip to Montenegro, Elite Travel did an excellent job and I would recommend them to anyone. Well organized, excellent guide and driver. Kotor was amazing and we wish we could of stayed a full day just there, the stop after was a beach resort with a small medieval town as well . We loved the full day trip. Bus was very comfortable with air cond that worked very well, on a scale of 1-10 I give it a 10 . Thank you for a memorable and fun experience.

Myself and my girlfriend booked this trip a few months ago as we were very interested in seeing Kotor. The guide Daria and driver (who's name i can't pronounce or spell unfortunately) were both great. Daria had tonnes of information and was very helpful and the driver was very experienced on this route and due to him we passed through the border in very quick time. Despite the rain, Kotor and Budva were great. We had 2 hours in Kotor and an hour and a half in Budva (which some of the other patrons weren't happy with) which wasn't a huge amount of time but having read the reviews and itinerary before booking, we knew this was to be expected. Given the amount of travel that's done throughout the day, it would be impractical to spend any longer in either location. All in all we were very pleased with the trip. The coach was big and comfortable, the guide and driver were great, the locations and views were amazing and for roughly €50 per person it's great value (considering it costs about €70 to use a jetski for an hour in Dubrovnik). I would highly recommend this to anyone who has a spare day on their Dubrovnik trip.

The guide was nice but just the places in Montenegro were not so interesting and restaurants are over priced. also need to spend a lot of time waiting at the borders twice.

Montenegro is scenic and beautiful and the old towns of Kotor and Budva are really charming, Kotor more so. Our guide Ivan was nice with a good sense of humour. The driver did a great job on the mountain roads. This trip is well worth a visit from Dubrovnik.

This is a very large group which comes with its own logistical issues, but overall was able to function fairly punctually. I would suggest an improvement in the agenda, such as including a visit to Our Lady of the Rocks and/or Sveti Stefan, which other tours seem to include but not this one? The guide Ivo provided clear information and directions.

We went on a guided bus trip to Montenegro. The tour Gide was very good. He was very informative and took great care of us. Same for the driver. The two stops were very good.

Nice trip but should of brought Euros, so if you do this one , Montenegro uses Euros,

We really enjoyed Kotor, and to a lesser extent Budva. You get 4 hours of free time in the former and 3.5 in the latter. The only negative is the bus. First, the bus has a restroom (WC) yet we took a 20- minute bathroom break almost immediately after we departed Dubrovnik. Waste of time. Second, the air conditioning was pathetic. It was 90 F (32 C) outside, and the AC couldn't keep up, especially since the bus driver turned off the bus the entire time we were sightseeing and parked in the sun without even asking guests to close their window coverings to reduce heat from direct sunlight. Hint: sit directly behind the driver in the summer because he has extra vents!