Day tour Bar-Budva-Kotor

Book an online day trip from Bar to Kotor with first class-tour operator MTO AGENCY, and visit several interesting historical places and popular tourist sites in one day. Choose a vehicle that suits the number of passengers in your group.
According to the plan of this trip and this tour, we first go and visit Kotor and then on the way back to see and visit other places Budva and St. Stefan. In Kotor itself there are a handful of interesting city squares, and on every corner there is an interesting historical story that is hidden behind the walls of the old centuries-old city.
We recommend our esteemed clients to equip themselves with comfortable footwear because we will be here on a walk and tour to evoke to our clients how people used to live behind the walls of the old town.

If you are a passenger coming from a cruise ship, in that case the driver will be waiting for you immediately after moving from the terminal to the free zone, which is also overlooked for waiting passengers coming from the ship.....

In 2026, a day tour from Bar to Budva and Kotor is a quintessential Montenegrin experience that blends medieval history with dramatic Adriatic coastlines. These excursions typically last between 6 and 7.5 hours, making them ideal for both hotel guests and cruise passengers

• Departure from Bar: Tours often pick up travelers from the 
  Bar Cruise Port
   or local hotels between 7:30 AM and 8:30 AM.
• Scenic Riviera Drive: The journey begins with a panoramic drive along the 
  Budva Riviera
  , offering views of sandy beaches and Mediterranean cliffs.
• Sveti Stefan Photo Stop
  : You will stop at a viewpoint overlooking this iconic 15th-century island-turned-luxury resort, a staple of Montenegrin postcards.
• Budva Old Town
  : A guided walk through Budva’s cobblestone streets typically lasts 45 minutes to 1 hour. You can expect to see Venetian-era stone houses, hidden squares, and the historic 
  Citadel
  .
• Kotor Old Town
  : The highlight for many is this UNESCO World Heritage site. A 1.5-hour visit usually includes a walking tour of narrow alleys, the 
  Cathedral of Saint Tryphon
  , and various medieval squares.
• Return to Bar: Most tours conclude by arriving back in Bar between 3:00 PM and 4:00 PM. 

• Breathtaking Viewpoints: Beyond the towns themselves, expect several high-altitude photo stops, such as the 
  Trojica Hill
   viewpoint, which overlooks the entire Bay of Kotor.
• Medieval Charm: You will experience two distinct old towns; Budva is known for its vibrant seaside energy, while Kotor is celebrated for its well-preserved walls and maritime history.
• Small Groups or Private Guides: Many 2026 tour operators offer private Mercedes van or Minibuss tours or small group options to ensure a more personalized, stress-free experience.
• Slippery Cobblestones: Expect a fair amount of walking on uneven, polished stone. Wearing comfortable, non-slip shoes is highly recommended.
• Free Time: Most itineraries build in 30–60 minutes of free time in each town for you to explore local shops, visit a café, or buy souvenirs. 

• Start Early: Crowds at major sites in Kotor and Budva typically peak around midday.
• Carry Cash: While cards are widely accepted, smaller souvenir shops or local cafés in the old towns may still require cash (Euros).
• Dress Code: If you plan to enter churches like St. Tryphon’s, remember to follow modest dress codes (shoulders and knees covered).