Private Tour
Available languages
4 hours
Mobile ticket
Tour start from Kotor city by car transfer all way to the Krstac pass. This road is about 20 kilometers with 25 curves and it was old Austrian road which was connecting Kotor with rest of Montenegro.
After 40min of driving you get to starting position. If you like adrenalin, you can try zipline and it is 15 EUR per person. Walking starts down the old serpentine path which first part 1km goes trough the forest and it is very refreshing, but rest of the road is on open with great panoramic view. After 1.30h you would get to the local village Spiljari, where you can visit last family that still lives there and you can taste some local products like ham, cheese, juice or beer. After break you would get in to the Kotor fortress which was built from 9th to 19th century and now is UNESCO protected heritage. From top of the castle you would enjoy stunning view at Kotor city. After short break you would continue walk downstairs all way to the Old town Kotor where tour finish.
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Ticket for San Giovanni castle
Tour guide
Bottled water
Snacks
Air-conditioned vehicle
Taste local products like rakia, cheese, ham and juice.
Zip line Njegusi is optional and it is 15 euro per person.
Downhill hiking tour above Kotor bay begin from Krstac pass to the Old town. This trail dates since Roman time and it was caravan path to the villages beyond hill. Local people used to call it "path to the sky". Tour start from Kotor city by car transfer all way to the Krstac pass. This road is about 20 kilometers with 25 curves and it was old Austrian road which was connecting Kotor with rest of Montenegro. After 40min of driving you get to starting position. If you like adrenalin, you can try zipline and it is 10 EUR per person. Walking starts down the old serpentine path which first part 1km goes trough the forest and it is very refreshing, but rest of the road is on open with great panoramic view. After 1.30h we would get to the local village Spiljari, where you can visit last family that still lives there and you can taste some local products like ham, cheese, juice or beer. After break we would get in to the Kotor fortress which was built from 9th to 19th century and now is UNESCO protected heritage. From top of the castle you would enjoy stunning view at Kotor town. After short break we would continue walk downstairs all way to the Old town Kotor where tour ends up.
15 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Ken M,
Jul 11, 2024
- Review from Viator
We went with a guide, Ivana. There was only my wife and I so we had her full attention. We had many questions and she took her time explaining things. We never felt rushed as she is quite young and we are 64 and 74. So I'm sure we slowed her down as she is extremely fit. Would definitely recommend this excursion and hopefully you will have Ivana as your guide.



357ivab,
May 22, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
I turned for help to this amazing people to help me quickly organize a downhill hiking tour for my group visiting Kotor Bay, and I couldn't be happier with the experience. Ivana helped me arrange the tour, and her assistance was amazing. I truly appreciate how quickly and effortlessly she made everything happen. Our guide was passionate about hiking and shared that enthusiasm with all the participants effortlessly. This tour is perfect for anyone looking to experience the beauty of the area from a different perspective without the need to climb uphill. I highly recommend this tour for a unique and enjoyable way to explore Kotor Bay.
rimkashox,
May 13, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
Amazing guide, passionate about hiking and very knowledgeable about the region. I'm usually not into hiking but that hike inspired me for life. On top of that, the guide took amazing pictures of us all, she has a real talent. It was such a wonderful experience and I highly recommend it if you pass by Kotor.

WanderinCat,
Mar 12, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
Milija was amazing! Our cruise came in late, and he waited at the dock for us and adjusted our itinerary so that we could still do the most important parts. He was very informative about the history and culture of Montenegro, and made our hike up the mountain enjoyable. We stopped to rest on the covered patio at a local house, had snacks, took beautiful pictures, walked through a Roman stronghold, and down the wall. Out of a 12 day cruise from Venice through Greece, my 20 and 17 years olds and I agree, this was our favorite day. I have since recommended Milija to fellow travelers, and hope to go back myself and do other day trips with him.




David R,
Sep 25, 2023
- Review from Viator
The track was very steep and mainly comprised of loose stones which at times were slippery. Our guide was very patient with us and was helpful at all times. His passion for local history was evident. The drive up to the top of the mountain was not for the faint hearted with steep hairpin bends and dozens and dozens of switchbacks. In retrospect it would have been a much easier walk uphill.
Andreas R,
Jun 5, 2023
- Review from Viator
Fantastic experience, exceptional views! Iva was a great guide, very friendly with my 2 kids. Definitely a must if you are in Kotor. Well dooable for anybody with a moderate activity level (my kids were 6 and 10 and loved it). Thanks Iva for the once in a lifetime experience!
Lisa R,
Oct 21, 2022
- Review from Tripadvisor
Well, what should have been a 2 hour tour took 5 hours and our poor tour guide was worried about us missing the ship. We are hikers and loved the adventure- but we had two people in our group that had never hiked. If you are an avid hiker then this hike is between an easy and moderate if you were to rate the terrain. There are rocks so wear good hiking shoes- that was another issue for non-hikers is that slick smooth bottom tennis shoes will have you sliding. Wear appropriate gear. The stop for a beer is great and the view is spectacular. And we saw a heard of goats too.
Seaside725156,
Sep 16, 2022
- Review from Tripadvisor
A simple and beautiful route seasoned with spectacular views of Kotor and its historic part. Also, during the descent, the guide made us retrace the whole history of Montenegro and Kotor showing a very high preparation.




Brian F,
Aug 17, 2022
- Review from Viator
Arranged this tour during a stop on a cruise ship. The guided hike requires basic physical fitness but is completely worth it. Our guide Ivana was excellent and personable. In a nutshell, you are met soon after exiting the ship and driven in a car to the top of the mountain. Ivana then leads you first through forest and then down the sunnier parts of the hill, where the first spectacular views happen. After the stop at the local mountain pub for prsut, cheese, and water, you continue down to the fortress and into the town. The hike ends right where you started! CRUISE SHIP LOGISTICS - If you have a 6 hour stop in Montenegro this is a wonderful idea, although be aware that most of your time in port will be needed for this hike. Our guide Ivana was aware of those time limitations and guided us with that in mind. She was also flexible, allowing us to add extra friends at the last minute. Again, a port stop longer than six hours would allow for a celebratory beer in the Old Town. In our case, we hurried back to the ship on probably the third-to-last tender boat, happy and a little sunburned. A wonderful day, thank you Ivana. We will just have to see the Old Town on the next cruise through Montenegro.
Tina A,
Aug 3, 2022
- Review from Viator
Our tour guide, Ivana, was lovely. She was helpful, informative, provided us with water and energy bars, and clearly knew the route very well. The views were gorgeous, and we had a lovely stop with refreshing drinks and food. The walk was great overall. One thing that would be helpful for people to be aware of is the fact that the terrain is quite steep and slippy, with lots of loose rocks, plus a short vertical ascent by a ladder. People should therefore wear appropriate shoes and be mindful that they will not be able to spend that much time looking at the views, as they will need to concentrate a lot on where they are stepping. Thanks to Ivana for a lovely time.
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