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The tiny country of Montenegro is a destination visited by the privelaged few. Explore the Adriatic coast as you visit the neighboring countries of Croatia, Albania, Italy, Serbia, and Greece, you will have opportunities to explore the Bay of Kotor and the surrounding countryside. After a winding coach tour of the scenic landscapes, you'll arrive in the fortified settlement of Budva, one of the oldest in Europe. Gardens, tunnels, and stone staircases highlight the luxurious hideaway resort towns of the Montenegran coast, where you can stop in the small cafes and restaurants to sample the local flavor. Olive oil tasting will delight your palate. Of course, simply relaxing on the sandy beaches is also a great way to enjoy your summertime cruise. Contact us to start planning your luxury Mediterranean cruise to Montenegro.

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Introduction to the Mediterranean

The Mediterranean is one of the most culturally rich & beautifully scenic destinations in the world. From ancient history & social influence, to exquisite cuisine & breathtaking landscapes, this region is a must-see for any seasoned traveler! Discover for yourself why it is included on almost every person's bucket list.

What to see & do in Montenegro
While touring this corner of the Adriatic, tucked between Croatia & Albania, you'll have opportunities to tour the archaeological sites of the area on foot, horseback, or bike. Along the coast, you might get the chance to kayak, swim, & snorkel in the clear waters. Or sample the regional flavors with a wine tasting.

In Montenegro, you will visit:

The idyllic Bay of Kotor, heralded as one of the Mediterranean's most posh and luxurious resort towns.
The settlement of Budva, surrounded by its well preserved medieval ramparts, defensive walls, and towers.
The Lustica Peninsula, where you will see how olive oil is made, from the cultivation to the harvest and all the way to the table. You'll also have the opportunity to sample a few distinct local varieties of olive oil.