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Church of Our Lady of the Rocks near Perats

Montenegro 

Montenegro blends breathtaking natural beauty, UNESCO World Heritage Sites and the Adriatic Coast vacation of your dreams. Historic old towns beckon with romantic escapes for you and your plus-one or choose from a range of family-friendly vacations for all ages. Cultural experiences abound: the Bay of Kotor and Old Town Kotor are must-visits, while Budva Old Town whisks you through 2,500 years of history, cobblestone streets and plenty of beach. 

Experience our Montenegro  tour packages

Athens • Corinth • Nafplio • Olympia • Delphi • Kalambaka • Dubrovnik • Kotor • Bari • Corfu • Katakolo
Partially guided tour
16 days, 14 nights
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Visit Montenegro : get started

Build your European getaway in Montenegro with beautiful boutique hotels and fascinating tours packages available for all tastes. At Sveti Stefan, stop for a photo op at an iconic islet with picture-perfect views. If adventure travel is more your style, Durmitor National Park offers alpine lakes, hiking trails and rugged peaks, or set out on a rafting adventure through Tara River Canyon, Europe’s deepest canyon. Stroll through Perast for a glimpse of waterfront palaces, including Our Lady of the Rocks island church, just offshore.  

Montenegro  travel guide

Destination facts

Language

Montenegrin is the official language.  

When to visit

Visit Montenegro between March and November. If you’re looking for manageable crowds and milder weather, the best time to visit is during the shoulder seasons (spring and fall).  

What to bring back

Local wine or olive oil, handmade textiles or local crafts. 

What to eat

Kačamak (cornmeal porridge), Njeguški pršut (air-dried cured meat), burek (pastry filled with meat or cheese) and much more.  

Fun fact

 In 1991, Montenegro became the world’s first ecological state. 

Important info

For more information on all necessary travel documents and more, check Air Canada’s Travel Requirements page and the Government of Canada’s Travel and Tourism website.