Montenegro · CYCLING TOURS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 8 cycling tours that repay the day, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Ride 25 winding turns above Kotor Bay, descend by bike through Montenegro, and enjoy a panoramic cable car ride with expert local guides.
“Would have preferred going directly to the blue caves and skipping getting off the boat on the 1st stop”
Bike and hike along Kotor Bay to Donji Stoliv, with mountain views, local history, a picnic, and an optional swim.
“Luca was our guide for this day in Kotor. He did a great job patiently waiting for our group as our tender was 30 m inutes later than we had planned. Bikes were not in the best shape.With our party of 3 only one of the bikes actually shifted gears. It's mostly flat so not a big deal. The hike is challenging! It was a very, very hot day 102 heat index. The 3 of us in our 60's but accustomed to biking and hiking we had to stop to rest more than I would have predicted. Unfortunately, when we got to the top of the hill, the lunch and…”
Ride premium e-bikes from Kotor to 1,300 meters, visiting an abandoned village and fortress with a local guide in a small group.
“Fabulous experience would do it again. Rodrigo was an excellent guide. We had never ridden an E bike before but we felt very safe and it’s ability to climb mountains without any real effort is unbelievable!”
Ride Kotor’s cable car to Lovcen, then descend by bike through 25 turns with a guide, mountain views, park fees, and quality bikes included.
“The instructions about meeting up were not clear so we never managed to go on the tour. The cable car base is 4km from the cruise port so not walkable as suggested in the instructions and it was difficult to get a taxi (one quoted us €40 each way!). When we finally spoke to the company they admitted there had been a mixup and were keen to help (and offered to pay for the taxi) but there was not enough time to be comfortably back for our ship leaving time. We were very disappointed but have to say we received a no quibble full refund so all was not lost.”
Ride 22 km downhill from Njeguši to Kotor, with mountain views, switchbacks, snacks, and an optional zipline.
“The views are amazing from up top. It looks intimidating at first but very doable. If you've never ridden a bike before, then maybe you try something less intimidating. The guides were great and take great care of you.”
Cycle Kotor Bay to Perast and Our Lady of the Rocks with a guide, ferry crossing, snacks, and spectacular views in a five-hour private tour.
“We really enjoyed the tour, the places visited and our guide was very helpful and knowledgeable. I did, however, find it difficult to get on and off a bike with a crossbar (normally for men) as I am not very tall and had to tilt the bike almost to the floor to mount and dismount. The roads can be very busy, which can be scary at times, but there are many places where you can use tracks at a lower level to avoid hills and the traffic too.”
Paddle Kotor Bay, cycle its harbors, visit Porto Montenegro, and see Prcanj on this active six-hour private adventure.
“The meeting place is a bit 'sketchy'. It's an old communist building turned into an art school. The gentlemen are the door did not speak much English. He was sitting outside making sure no unauthorized cars parked inside. We walked through tRead more”
Cycle Montenegro’s Vrmac peninsula from Fort Trojica to St Ilija for Kotor Bay views, old forts, mountain tunnels, and a private guided ride.
“Our biking trip was fun. Michelle was a great guide and very helpful and fleixble with our excursion. Beautiful views!”
Boat days, stone lanes and mountain roads, with the best of each.
