Podgorica Sightseeing – Visit 2 wineries in Rogam Region
This morning we take a city tour of Podgorica, where we visit the Old Town and show you the most important historical monuments and buildings in the city: Doganjska Mosque from 15th century, Skaline (“the stairs”) is probably one of the most historic and picturesque site of Podgorica. It is a place perfectly described as peaceful, quiet and in the middle of the city, Republic Square, St.George church form 11th of century, Millenium Bridge, Russian Bridge, Vladimir Vysotsky Monument, Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ (Orthodox Church), Roman Square, King Nikola’s Castle from 19th century and Clock Tower (Sahat Kula) from 17th century.
Lunch in a local restaurant before our transfer towards Rogam region, where we have the opportunity to visit 2 local wineries Radevik Estate.
This small, family run vineyard lies just outside of Podgorica city in the cozy village of Rogami. A business built on tradition, the Radevik family pride themselves on both their first class hospitality, and their ability to grow and produce original, quality wines using sustainable, organic farming techniques. Enjoy the lush green surroundings and the idyllic mountain views before tasting the wines produced here, a selection which includes a vranac, a cabernet cauvignon and a rich, dark-berried Syrah. There is a comfortable guest house situated on the grounds of the estate, and watch out for other interesting products available, including a very strong grappa and a sweet honey lip balm Winery Mola.
The ‘Mola’ winery is located in Rogami, a sub-region of Podgorica, and was established in 2009.
The vineyard covers an area of 10000 square metres of Mrki krš on the rocky slopes of Rogami. It is south-oriented, is constantly embraced by the winds from the north and warmed by the sun all day long. This is what gives their wines the extraordinary, complex and mineral-featured character, a feature of all wines from this terrain.
They produce the wine types ‘Merlot’, ‘Cabernet Sauvignon’, ‘Viognier’ and ‘Vranac’.
The Mola winery produces its wine in a wine cellar in the immediate vicinity of the vineyard. The cellar is 6 metres underground and covers some 300 square metres. The current capacity is 20,000 litres.
Degustation and visit in the cellars will be organized in both wineries.
**If time permits, this day we can visit also Doclea Archaeological site located nearby.
In the afternoon return in Podgorica for dinner and overnight.

Podgorica – Kotor *UNESCO (2 hrs) – Budva (1 hrs) – Podgorica (1 hrs)
Full day of Cultural visits in the highlights of Montenegro.
Our first stop, the magical town of Kotor, located in the south-eastern part of the beautiful Boka Bay – described as one of the most beautiful bays in the world, and one of the most distinctive landscapes anywhere on the Mediterranean.
Guided tour of the Old town of Kotor a well preserved urbanization typical of the Middle Ages, built between the 12th and 14th century. Medieval architecture and numerous monuments of cultural heritage have made Kotor an UNESCO listed “World Natural and Historical Heritage Site”. The entrance of the city is in 3 different old gates. Enjoy the walk in the narrow stony streets and entrance to the Cathedral of St Tryphone, a representative site of the city.
Visit The Clock Tower as one of the symbols of Kotor and dates from the 17th century, occupying the central place in the square opposite the main gate. Below the Clock Tower of Kotor there is the Pillar of Shame which was used for punishment of an accused person for steeling by placing him/her in front of the Pillar so that all the citizens of Kotor would know for his/her offense.
Lunch with fish menu in a local restaurant in the old town.
Further continue towards Budva. The old town of Budva attracts attention with its location on the rocky reef, on the northern peak of the picturesque bay. The existing fortifications, dating from the Venetian period of administration, only resembles the medieval stronghold, while in its foundations lay remains of the Hellenic and Medieval walls.
Guided tour of the medieval town, its narrow streets, squares and stone staircases leading to the elegant houses with small windows framed by hewn frames and red-tiled roofs. We will go to a high clock tower – the bell tower of St. John’s Church. It is the most famous Catholic monument in Budva. There is a unique icon of Our Lady of Budva in the church. A little ahead there is a Citadel Fortress – the most important historical monument of the Mediterranean built 2500 years ago. In the fortress itself there are preserved watchtowers, ramparts, stairs and barracks, built by the Austrians in 1836 – the most impressive building of the fortress. Within the walls of the Citadel there is also a valuable collection of books and maps dedicated to the Balkans.
After the visits, return transfer to Podgorica for dinner and overnight. Montenegro Wine Tour

Podgorica – Largest Vineyard in Europe Cemovsko Field! – Skadar Lake (1 hrs) – Biggest Lake in the Region! Podgorica (40 min) 
This morning we transfer towards Cemovsko Field, located nearby Skadar lake.
The largest vineyard on one site in Europe, Cemovsko Field is an impressive sight to behold, stretching across 2310 hectares of farmland and bordering Lake Skadar at the Southernmost point of the Adriatic coast. Owned by the Montenegrin company 13.Jul Plantaže and established in 1963, this vineyard aims to combine its rich heritage in wine production with the contemporary needs of its customers, creating a range of wines and grape brandies to suit all tastes. The vineyard produces one of the largest selections of wines from a Montenegrin source, including an award winning fresh and floral white crnogorski sauvignon, and three different types of vranac.
Wine tasting, visit the cellars and visit the vineyards by train!
Lunch will be organized in one of the local restaurants of the complex.
Further we visit the national park of Skadar lake, the biggest lake in the region. Visit the panoramic surroundings and enjoy a boat tour in the lake for 1 hour. Montenegro Wine Tour
After the visits, return transfer to Podgorica for dinner and overnight.

Podgorica – Cetinje (1 hrs) – Bogojevic Winery (30 min) – Podgorica (40 min)
This morning we visit the historical town of Cetinje. Cetinje is a town situated below the mountain Lovćen, at an average altitude of 670 m. Cetinje is the old Kingdom of Montenegro. It was founded in the 15th century and became the center of Montenegrin life and its culture. Today it is a city museum with beautiful monuments, promenades and nature under the huge mountain Lovćen. Cetinje is the former capital of Montenegro. The most important monument of Cetinje is Cetinje Monastery built in 1701 – dedicated to the birth of the Virgin. After the Monastery, the most important architectural monument of the town is Biljarda – the residence of Peter II Petrović Njegoš. It was built in 1838. Although the headquarters of the Montenegrin Senate and foreign missions were located in the building, she remained most remembered by the Billiards Hall, which this extraordinary writer, bishop, philosopher and statesman liked to play. Immediately across the street there is the King Nikola’s Museum in the building from 1867 which in the past served as the residence of Montenegrin rulers, and today it has a permanent setting, but also a gallery in which traveling exhibitions are shown. This small city, enriched with the greenery and architecture of the 18th and 19th centuries will surely draw your attention at first glance, through a rare combination of nature and culture, museums, art faculties, parks, promenades.
After the visits, on our way to Podgorica we stop in the local winery Bogojevic.
Family-run vineyard, Vinarija Bogojević boasts generations of wine-making experience as well as an extensive knowledge of the local climate and growing conditions. Their rustic, homely estate and flourishing vineyard produces a celebrated Bogdan wine, a dense, dark red with hints of vanilla, blueberry pie and creme de cassis. As well as wine, Vinarija Bogojević also produces grappa in both a traditional and herbal variety, with the two drinks proving popular among local and foreign buyers. With beautiful views over Skadar Lake, this vineyard provides its guests with both experiences and flavors to remember.

Return flight
Breakfast at the hotel, Free time in the city before the return flight. Montenegro Wine Tour