ドゥブロブニク発コトル湾日帰りツアー（岩の貴婦人訪問付き）

A perfect excursion, led masterfully, the timings are respected, the guide Andrea more than professional (where we discovered a lot about a country we did not know) and adorable with us all, not to mention the driver who always has a joke to tell. Remarkable attention, we highly recommend him to you. A more than reasonable value for money if you wish to visit another country from Croatia without getting tired 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

We took a day trip from Croatia to Montenegro, and it turned out to be a really lovely day — warm, relaxed and filled with interesting stops along the way. The boat ride was a great addition and offered a completely different perspective of the coastline. It was peak season, so there were plenty of tourists around, but we still managed to find a nice spot for lunch. All in all, it was a spontaneous day filled with sunshine, beautiful views and little discoveries along the way.

Montenegro is a great day trip from DBV and we enjoyed the sites. I give 3 stars bc our tour guide was quite rude. She never introduced herself so not sure of name, but she had issues with multiple parties. My personal experience was during the break in Kotor, the WC at the restaurant we chose had urine all over the floor & was unusable. I couldn't find a public WC, & I even went to a diff restaurant that wouldn't allow WC access unless you sat down and obtained a receipt. Anyways, after the break we asked when the next opportunity to use the WC would be, and the guide got vocally agitated, saying "you people have terrible time management skills" and "I deal with this every single day!" I didn't even ask her to wait for me to go, I was simply asking for the next opportunity, and it's frankly not my fault if other people ask for the bathroom too. And mind you, this is a completely new and unfamiliar city to me. I told her there's no need to get angry and she responded that she was "just being direct, which (I) wasn't used to," though her tone said otherwise. She berated me in front of our entire group and proceeded to do the same with 2 other parties. My opinion is that if there aren't adequate restroom breaks/access to restrooms, and if you are not leaving a bit of breathing room for guest error, it is a very poorly planned trip. She berated one party for arriving slightly late, and while I think punctuality is of great importance, it's highly unprofessional to yell in front of other guests for a few minutes of tardiness. It's unrealistic to expect perfection out of a big group of dozens of people, and if that frustrates you, then perhaps you're in the wrong line of work.

Filip was very energetic, knowledgeable and personable. He is very hard working and had Amazing connections to get us in and out of we high traffic area(s). We highly recommend Filip for your tour….

Loved how the guide kept us on time. Good value. Loved the location and the boat ride. Liked the guide’s sense of humor.

Would not recommend this tour, super scammy. If I were to do this over again, I’d recommend just booking a Flixbus in to Kotor and back so you can spend a longer day there. Our tour guide Niko was a subtle scam artist. We start by stopping in Perast where he peer pressures everyone to get into a boat owned by his friend to go to the Our lady of the rocks island for 10 euros per person. Not worth it and he’s definitely getting a cut from his boat friend. Then we ushers everyone to a restaraunt, more intense peer pressure to eat there and get their almond cake and pomegranate wine. Overpriced, and there too he’s definitely getting a cut. Perast has very little going on and is honestly worth skipping. Too long spent there. Then back on the bus where Niko starts hyping up the next restaurant and how everyone will get a free drink and free dessert and you should not leave the group until you get the map but the map will be given at the restaurant. Poor tourists were falling for it, but he’s scamming you left and right. If you choose to go off from the group and explore on your own he treats you different. Kotor, only 2-3 hours is not enough. And then the ride back is the same way you come from. No stops for viewpoints or pictures. They tell you just to sleep on the way back. Not worth it for the price you pay. It’s basically you’re just paying for transit to and from Kotor with not enough time spent there.

We booked a day trip to Kotor from one of the stalls in Dubrovnik Old Town on the promise that this was a small tour and that all costs were covered. Alas, the day of the tour, our names were not on the list for the small mini-bus, but the large coach. Then we are told that tourist city taxes were still due. Feel scammed as we didn't get what we agreed and paid for. Beware - maybe better off booking the large tour online for a much cheaper rate! The tour itself was also rushed, always a feeling of "hurry up", "don't be late" etc. Whilst this may be true and time should be observed, that sets a rather poor tune.

A very scenic drive to Montenegro from Dubrovnik. I must warn people that a one hour delay at the border is quite nornal, although you don't normally need to leave the bus. It was a change of scenery, but as you visit old Kotor, it is very tourist oriented, so prices are inflated. Unfortunately, you normally wouldn't visit the newer part where the locals would usually shop - so prices , being non EU are cheaper. To be honest, I found that Dubrovnik had more to offer.

Breath taking views and the guide is so nice. I would recommend 100. The journey to Montenegro was so short.

The guide for the bus was amazing and made the trip. She gave 110%. The local one in Kotor was really hard to understand and hear, somewhat a waste and left halfway through. Would suggest to drop off the main group in Old Town first, we were sitting on the bus waiting for individuals to get dropped off who were only 5/10 minutes from the main point.