• Valdanos - Valdanos viewpoint
• The Old Town - In the past, Old Town Ulcinj was a hub for pirates and had a slave market. You might be surprised to learn about the famous slave who was sold at this market.
• The Old Town - Leisure time
• Stara Maslina - In the village of Mirovica near Bar, stands one of the world’s oldest olive trees, which continues to bear fruit even in its third millennium. The Old Olive Tree is a testament to the rise and fall of various civilizations in this region and remains strong and proud despite the passage of time. The Old Olive Tree Nature Park holds a story that spans over 2,500 years. Many legends and traditions are associated with this tree, symbolizing peace, happiness, and success. A tradition still honored in this park is for every visitor to walk around the tree three times: once for health, once for happiness, and once for love.
• Old Fortress, Stari Bar - While exploring Old Bar, visitors will enter the “Montenegrin Pompeii,” the largest archaeological site in the area and an open-air museum with over 250 structures. With a guide, visitors can explore the most significant landmarks of this fortress and uncover its rich and layered history. The National Olive House adds a modern touch to the region. This multifunctional facility is dedicated to olive processing and olive oil production, including packaging and labeling. It also features a souvenir shop with authentic local gourmet products. Leisure time is planned in the Old Bazaar.

• Licensed Guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Admission fees

• Meals

Start your memorable Montenegro adventure at the Valdanos viewpoint, where breathtaking coastal views unfold before you. Proceed to Ulcinj Old Town, the famed pirate city, rich in history, charm, and Adriatic vistas. Then, visit the Old Olive Tree in Mirovica, one of the world’s oldest, producing fruit for over 2,500 years and surrounded by tales of peace, happiness, and love. Discover Old Bar, known as the “Montenegrin Pompeii,” an open-air museum with more than 250 ancient structures showcasing the influence of Romans, Byzantines, Venetians, and the Ottoman Empire. Conclude at the National Olive House, a contemporary facility where you can observe olive processing, sample genuine olive oils, and purchase local gourmet products. Leisure time in the Old Bazaars completes this enriching cultural and historical journey, offering a perfect mix of history, tradition, and stunning landscapes.

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