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Help to make a route for an independent trip to Montenegro.
We want to go to Montenegro in September, see several cities, but only a beach holiday is not enough for us and we want to walk around and look around properly. In general, help me make a more or less normal route starting from Tivat.
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From ancient times, the remains of architectural monuments of the Illyrian, Roman and Byzantine periods have survived to this day - these are the churches of St. Vid, St. Luke, St. Gabriel. The medieval churches of St. Sergei, St. Anton and St. Peter are well preserved. Near Tivat in the sea there is a small archipelago - the islands of Prevlaka, St. Mark and Otok. On the island of Prevlaka (its other name is the Island of Flowers) are the ruins of the monastery of St. Michael (IX century). On the island of Otok there is a monastery of the Jesuit Order with the Church of the Virgin. In the area of the archipelago, the sea is always very calm, which allows water skiing throughout the season. Wonderful Mediterranean climate (more than 200 sunny days a year), rich vegetation, crystal clear sea attract tourists here. The city has a summer theatre, museum of local lore, art galleries.
Comfortable liners depart from Tivat, offering a boat trip along the Bay of Kotor with a stop on Zhanitsa beach, tourists have the opportunity to see cities such as Kotor, Herceg Novi and two picturesque islands (Gospa od Shkrpla and St. Georgia) near the cities of Risan and Perast.
Despite the fact that this is the youngest city in Boka, it has a lot of
Comfortable liners depart from Tivat, offering a boat trip along the Bay of Kotor with a stop on Zhanitsa beach, tourists have the opportunity to see cities such as Kotor, Herceg Novi and two picturesque islands (Gospa od Shkrpla and St. Georgia) near the cities of Risan and Perast.
Despite the fact that this is the youngest city in Boka, it has a lot of
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answered 10 years ago
and Figley plan it? calculate in Google maps the distance and time of the move, transport (taking into account night-day movements), read the travel sites (which are deleted here) for how many days in which city to linger, and go!
I envy you, I trudge from independent travel, and not a herd from travel companies :)
I envy you, I trudge from independent travel, and not a herd from travel companies :)
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answered 10 years ago
To be honest, I still do not know which of me is an independent traveler. But having looked at the whole country-Montenegro, we thought that everything would work out for us, because it is even smaller than our Nizhny Novgorod region! Moreover, several times)) So, I think it will not be very difficult to see several cities in a week.
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answered 10 years ago
I want to insert 5 kopecks about the answer 2travel.
Apparently a travel agency. It must be so incompetent to lose a client !! Even the standard description, torn from some site, was not really bothered to insert. But it was possible to write in human language WHERE to go and in what sequence, to offer your services ...
Apparently a travel agency. It must be so incompetent to lose a client !! Even the standard description, torn from some site, was not really bothered to insert. But it was possible to write in human language WHERE to go and in what sequence, to offer your services ...
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answered 10 years ago
I can’t tell you in what sequence to build the route, but I can advise you to definitely see the Bay of Kotor, the island in the middle of it, where the icon of the Mother of God is kept - it was once found by sailors returning from a voyage in the middle of the bay, and eventually erected in this place the island and the church on it.
The Bay of Kotor is near Tivat, so you can start from it, from the town of Kotor - there is a wonderful maritime museum. There you can also climb to the top of the mountain along the ancient fortress wall - the view of the bay is amazing!
I highly recommend visiting Ostrog - a monastery carved into the rock, there are frescoes painted right on uneven rock walls, there is a special energy. ( http://www.pravmir.ru/monastyr-ostrog-chernogoriya-fotoekskursiya/) True, the road to it is serpentine, very impressive with its turns. :)
Be sure to visit Cetinje - the ancient capital of Montenegro, the Right Hand of John the Baptist is kept in the Cetinje Monastery.
If you love nature, you can drive to Skadar Lake.
The Bay of Kotor is near Tivat, so you can start from it, from the town of Kotor - there is a wonderful maritime museum. There you can also climb to the top of the mountain along the ancient fortress wall - the view of the bay is amazing!
I highly recommend visiting Ostrog - a monastery carved into the rock, there are frescoes painted right on uneven rock walls, there is a special energy. ( http://www.pravmir.ru/monastyr-ostrog-chernogoriya-fotoekskursiya/) True, the road to it is serpentine, very impressive with its turns. :)
Be sure to visit Cetinje - the ancient capital of Montenegro, the Right Hand of John the Baptist is kept in the Cetinje Monastery.
If you love nature, you can drive to Skadar Lake.
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answered 10 years ago
I really liked Budva - its old part, enclosed by a stone wall: narrow streets, endless shops and cafes. The old town of Kotor is the same story ... plus a lot of churches, chapels, paving stones polished to a shine (be sure to look at the map of the city, otherwise I relied on instinct and then rushed about like Semyon Semyonovich in the "Diamond Hand" :))
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answered 10 years ago
Klevski when there is an opportunity to go abroad in your car or, as they say, "savage" !!! I don’t like this herd vacation, like “where are the girls going there and I ...”, when everyone is loaded onto one bus and “ala-uli drive the geese” and for some kind of excursion they give 10 minutes for a photo, and then “the bus doesn’t take anyone waiting, "this is hard labor and not rest, my husband and I love to take a look, then sit somewhere, relax, enjoy the view, capture not only in the camera, but also in the heart of memories, we can walk around one castle all day and surroundings, and when 4 excursions a day it's a complete mess in the head, high-voltage wires in the legs and the tongue stuck to the sky :) So I envy you with white envy !!!
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answered 10 years ago