Tour duration:
- 8-9 hours
Price:
- from 190 € (1-4 persons)
Included in the price:
- photoshoot;
- auto delivery to Stoliv from Budva and the cities of the Bay of Kotor.
A walk through an abandoned village, a survey of the Austro-Hungarian fort and a view of the Bay of Kotor from a height of 800 meters above sea level
We present to your attention one day walking tour along the old paths Bay of Kotor - we will go back in time 10 centuries ago and get acquainted with old Montenegrin village Horni Stoliv, we will visit architectural monuments of the 10th, 15th and 19th centuries, arrange picnic against the backdrop of the Bay of Kotor at an altitude of 700 meters above sea level, we examine the Austro-Hungarian fort of the 19th century, rest your body and soul with health benefits and take home an unforgettable experience!
Tour plan:
• transportation to the city of Stoliv (Bay of Kotor),
• visiting and exploring the ancient mountain village of Gornji Stoliv,
• smooth ascent to the peak of St. Elijah (780 m above sea level), from where a panoramic view of the Kotor and Tivat bays opens,
• walk along the ridge of Mount Vrmac,
• visiting a 200-year-old Austro-Hungarian fortress.
Active stroke time: 6-7 hours.
Tour duration: 8-9 hours.
Difficulty category: medium.
Dress: comfortable, sneakers.
Don't forget to put in your backpack: water (at the rate of 1 liter per person), hat, sunscreen (if necessary), flashlight, long-sleeved top or sweatshirt (for the evening), snack for two stops (sandwiches, fruit).
The cost of the tour by car type "sedan" regardless of the number of people - 180 euro/car, i.e. with the number of 4 people, the cost of the tour for each is only 45 euros. The cost of the tour by car type "minivan" regardless of the number of people - 260 euro/car, i.e. with the number of 6-7 people, the cost of the tour for each is no more than 40 euros.
Our excursions are unique and are always carried out "with soul", taking into account the individual characteristics of our guests - that's why "Welcome to Crnogor!" (Russian "Welcome to Montenegro!")
