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• Great tour

  linda c,May 5, 2026

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  5.00

  Ljalina sorry for spelling was a great tour guide. It was a few hrs sitting in the minivan which was convertible. She knew her history. She was with us most of the time until we got to the old town where we had time to shop & eat. Our only problem with time was border control as there were quite a few large coaches Infront of us & the new laws every passport has to be checked & everyone has to get out & have photo taken. This is one reason why the tour is so long but nothing anyone can do. But it was a great tour

  

  

  

  

• Seamless, Personalized Tours with an Exceptional Guide

  DeeBee Cooper,May 2, 2026

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  5.00

  Two outstanding private full-day tours with Gabriel. He picked us up at our hotel right on time each morning, and everything ran smoothly from there. The schedules were thoughtfully planned, with seamless adjustments based on our preferences. We stayed on track while beating crowds at major sites and timing border crossings perfectly. Gabriel was highly knowledgeable, but what really stood out was his ability to read the room and tailor the experience to us. The days felt easy, natural, and genuinely enjoyable. Highly recommend - couldn’t have asked for a better experience.

  

  

• Daily tour to Boka Kotorska (Montenegro).-

  giulianov227,Jun 8, 2025

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  5.00

  We took part to the Montenegro daily tour, which was consisting on the visit of several places long the Boka Kotorska. The organisation was really excellent and very accurate in all details. Our guide, Mr. Gabrijel, was very available and with pleasure and curiosity let us have short breaks in 2 by us required points, Vila Galeb and the old railway station of Herceg Novi. We left Dubrovnik in the very early morning, at 6 o'clock, in order to reach the border line between HR and MNE before trafic jams and queues could stop the passage. By the way, he accurately explained and told us about the history, the economy, the landscape of the area we were going through and very quickly we estabilished real interesting conversation about Montenegro and its social, geographic and economic features, as we were very interested in. We had a stop in Verige, the narrowest point of Boka Kotorska. Then Gabrijel - because of the rain weather - suggested us to go at first to Kotor, where there were eventually museums and other indoors places to visit; in the afternoon we would have visit Perast, as agreed. We appreciated this recommendation alot, also because we could have a lovely stop in Perast during the sunny afternoon. A great surprise was, when we realised, that we had a dedicated boat from Perast to the Gospa od Skrpjela Isle, reachable in few minutes. When we came back to Perast, we had some free time, in order to visit the lovely place with its fashinating buildings. Gabrijel really didn't check the watch and left us to manage our time, according our desires; moreover he kinsly suggested us a good restaurant, where we could have lunch break. In the late afternoon, we had to come back to Dubrovnik. Instead of crossing the border in Veliki Brijeg, Gabrijel proposed us to reach the Kobila/Vitalijna (MNE/HR) frontier, which is a secondary passage and travelling long secondary and almost unknown roads, from where we could admire phantastic views on the islands before the mouths: this in order to avoid long stops on the border on the main road. We arrived to Dubrovnik in the early evening, as planned. Congratulations to all Amico Tours staff and to our guide particularly!