Per person, from € 1669 in low season to € 1979 in high season.

Based on two traveling together sharing a double room and rental car.

What's included?

• 14 nights in 4* charming hotels

• Rental car for the entire duration of the tour:

  • Pick-up/drop-off at the airport

  • Type Skoda Scala or similar

  • All-in insurance

  • Second driver included

  • Unlimited mileage

Not included

• Flights

• Travel and cancellation insurance

• Meals, activities and entrance fees not mentioned in the programme

• Tips and personal expenses

Travel Documents

• Belgian citizens (including babies and children) must be in possession of a valid Belgian identity card and be up-to-date with the measures specific to the country of transit and destination. For the most recent updates, we refer you to diplomatie.belgium.be and the websites and apps they bring forward. A valid driver's license (at least 1 year old) and viable credit card in the name of the main traveler and driver of the rental car is also mandatory

• Travellers with a non-Belgian nationality and / or persons travelling on a foreign passport are invited to spontaneously report this matter to the Connections travel consultant and shall contact their respective embassy (s) or Consulate (ate) to obtain the latest updates concerning all current travel requirements and documents.

Insurances

Have a safe and carefree trip: travel fully insured with our Protections travel insurance! Our Protections insurance policies offer various formulas in order to offer you the widest possible cover (with even a fly-on-time, natural catastrophes and epidemics) for both single journeys or for the entire year. We guarantee you the best protection at the best price.

Tailored travel

The tours in our brochures are just a few examples of travel itineraries possible. Our trips can be tailored to suit your specific needs. If you want to book a specific destination or combine it with a mini-tour then we will gladly make you a tailor-made offer. For a personalised day-by-day program please contact our destination experts.

Would you like to travel in a group; with your entire family, friends or colleagues? (min. 10 people required). Put our know-how to the test and send us your details and wishes. We will gladly turn the blueprints of your trip into a detailed quote and a lasting memory for you to cherish. Contact our Connections’ Group Service by e-mail at groups@connections.be or by telephone on +32 (0)2 550 01 65. We would love to hear from you.

Health

No mandatory vaccinations. To verify the latest updates on health requirements, please surf to https://www.itg.be
For all latest measures concerning covid we refer you to the website https://diplomatie.belgium.be

Time zones

Belgian time +1 hour

The Untouched Beauty of Durmitor National Park

Durmitor National Park is the natural beating heart of your journey through Montenegro. This UNESCO World Heritage site covers nearly 40,000 hectares of unspoiled mountain scenery. The imposing Bobotov Kuk (2,523 m) rises high above the landscape, challenging adventurous hikers with spectacular views as a reward. The crystal-clear Crno Jezero (Black Lake) perfectly mirrors the surrounding pine forests and mountain peaks. You will also discover the breathtaking Tara Canyon — at 1,300 meters deep, Europe’s deepest gorge — where rafting trips and the iconic Đurđevića Tara Bridge create unforgettable moments.

Exploring the Enchanting Bay of Kotor

The Bay of Kotor, often called “Europe’s southernmost fjord,” is a scenic wonder you can’t miss on your Montenegrin road trip. Emerald waters are surrounded by majestic mountains rising steeply from the sea. The medieval town of Kotor, enclosed by impressive fortifications, invites you to wander its narrow marble streets. Hike up to St. John’s Fortress for a stunning view over the entire bay. From Perast, you can take a boat to the artificial islets of Our Lady of the Rocks (Gospa od Škrpjela) and St. George (Sveti Đorđe). The whole bay exudes a serene atmosphere where time seems to stand still.

Cetinje – The Historic Royal Capital

Cetinje, the former royal capital of Montenegro, is a cultural gem nestled in a mountain valley. The town breathes history through its royal past and impressive architecture. The former Royal Palace, now the National Museum of Montenegro, tells the story of the Montenegrin monarchy and the fight for independence. Around the central Dvorski Trg (Palace Square), you’ll find historic buildings, embassies, and the famous Cetinje Monastery with its precious religious relics. With pastel-coloured townhouses, tree-lined avenues, and cosy terraces, the town offers a unique atmosphere.

Enjoying Montenegro’s Coastal Towns

Montenegro’s Adriatic coast features a string of charming towns, each with its own character. Budva, with its fortified medieval old town, blends historical charm with lively nightlife and stunning beaches like Mogren and Jaz. The exclusive islet of Sveti Stefan, with its iconic luxury resort, is a photogenic stop. Further south, Ulcinj shows Ottoman influences in its architecture and

culture while boasting the longest sandy beach on the Adriatic. Further north, Herceg Novi welcomes you with stair-stepped streets, blooming bougainvillea, and a lovely seaside promenade.

Practical Tips for Your Montenegro Self-Drive

A road trip through Montenegro offers ultimate freedom, but some preparation helps. Mountain roads are narrow and winding, so travel times are longer than expected — plan on an average of 40 km/h in mountainous areas. Gas stations are less frequent in remote regions, so keep your tank filled. Local driving can be assertive, so stay alert. Parking in coastal towns can be challenging during high season; many accommodations offer parking. Main roads are generally well-maintained, but some mountain roads may be rough. With caution and patience, a Montenegro self-drive becomes an unforgettable travel experience.

Best Time to Visit Montenegro

Montenegro has various climate zones, so the best time to visit depends on your plans. For a complete road trip, May, June, and September are perfect: pleasantly warm on the coast (22–26°C), mild in the mountains (15–20°C) and little rain. July and August bring hot coastal weather (28–32°C), ideal for beach lovers but busier with tourists. Mountain areas like Durmitor are pleasantly cool during this time (18–25°C). Spring and autumn (April, October) offer peace, blossoming flowers or autumn colours, with occasional rain. Winter can make mountain passes impassable but offers skiing around Kolašin and Žabljak and a tranquil coastal experience.

Combining Montenegro with Other Balkan Countries

Montenegro’s compact size makes it ideal to combine with neighbouring Balkan countries. A popular extension is a visit to southern Croatia, with historic Dubrovnik only a two-hour drive from the Montenegrin border. Albania to the south offers a fascinating contrast with its rugged mountains, hidden beaches, and unique culture — just an hour from Ulcinj. Bosnia and Herzegovina to the northwest is reachable via scenic mountain passes and adds historic towns like Mostar and Sarajevo. For a full Balkan experience, you can also include Serbia and Kosovo, though this requires more travel time.