At Ostrog Monastery, travelers will visit one of Montenegro’s most remarkable spiritual and cultural landmarks, set high within a dramatic cliff above the Bjelopavlići Plain. They will have time to explore the famous Upper Monastery, see its white façade built directly into the rock, enter the sacred cave churches, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding valley. The visit also offers time for quiet reflection, lighting a candle or making a voluntary donation, taking photographs in designated outdoor areas, and visiting the Lower Monastery with its Church of the Holy Trinity and frescoes.

At the Temple of Christ's Resurrection in Podgorica, travelers will visit one of the city’s most impressive modern landmarks and an important Orthodox place of worship. They will have time to admire its monumental neo-Byzantine architecture, distinctive domes, white-stone façades, bell towers, and golden crosses, which have shaped Podgorica’s skyline since the cathedral was completed and consecrated in 2013. Inside, guests can explore the richly decorated interior, including colourful and gold-background frescoes, icons, marble details, mosaics, and the large central chandelier. The visit provides an opportunity to learn about Orthodox traditions, appreciate sacred art and architecture, take respectful photographs when services are not taking place, and enjoy a peaceful moment in the heart of Montenegro’s capital. Visitors should wear modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees, as this is an active religious site.

At Dajbabe Monastery, travelers will discover one of Podgorica’s most unusual Orthodox landmarks: a peaceful monastery church built largely inside a natural cave. Founded in 1897 and dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, the monastery combines a small above-ground entrance with an atmospheric underground church shaped by the natural rock and extended with chapels. Guests can enter the cave church, admire the distinctive frescoes painted by the monastery’s founder, Monk Simeon Popović, and experience a quiet setting that contrasts with the city nearby. The irregular stone walls, low passages, religious paintings, icons, and intimate candlelit atmosphere make this a memorable stop for visitors interested in sacred art, local history, and Montenegro’s Orthodox heritage. This visit is ideal for spiritual travelers, culture and history lovers, families, and guests looking for an authentic and less crowded experience close to Podgorica.

At the end of the tour, travelers may choose an optional stop at the Nijagara Waterfalls on the Cijevna River, a peaceful natural escape just outside Podgorica. This short visit is designed for relaxation: guests can enjoy the riverside setting, take photos of the cascades when water levels allow, and unwind after a day of sightseeing. It is a pleasant optional ending for couples, families, groups of friends, and anyone who would like to combine Montenegro’s spiritual and cultural landmarks with a relaxed moment in nature.