Old Town of Kotor Walk the narrow, cat-filled lanes of one of the Adriatic's best-preserved medieval towns. Visit the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon (patron of Kotor), pass through the Sea Gate, discover hidden piazzas, and climb a section of the ancient city walls for panoramic views over the bay. Your guide shares stories of Venetian merchants, Byzantine bishops, and centuries of maritime life.

Lovćen cable car — summit of Mount Lovćen Board the modern gondola from Kavač station and glide 1,600 m above sea level in around 12 minutes. At the top, take in sweeping views over the entire Bay of Kotor, the Adriatic, and the Montenegrin highlands. Free time to explore the viewing platforms, grab a coffee, or take the short walk to Jezerski Vrh.

Traditional lunch in Njegusi village Descend by road through the serpentine passes of Lovćen National Park to Njegusi, the highland village that gave Montenegro its royal dynasty and its most iconic foods. Sit down to a feast of locally smoked Njeguški pršut (prosciutto), aged sheep's cheese, veal or lamb cooked under the peka, and a glass of Vranac red wine. A true taste of Montenegrin highland culture.