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For ordinary (burgundy) Turkish passports, Montenegro requires a visa as of 1 November 2026 under published EU-alignment changes. Entry may still be possible without a separate Montenegrin visa if you hold a valid Schengen visa or certain other eligible visas/residence permits, subject to stay limits. Special/green passport rules can differ. Confirm current official Montenegrin and Turkish MFA guidance for your documents before booking.
May–June and September–October are popular for milder coastal weather. July–August are peak on the Adriatic; winter is quieter and better for short city-focused visits. Programme details, overnight cities and seasonal notes can differ by departure date—compare options on the tour page and confirm practical requirements before you book.
Coastal programmes often last several nights to about one week; combined Adriatic routes may be longer. Exact nights are on each tour page. Programme details, overnight cities and seasonal notes can differ by departure date—compare options on the tour page and confirm practical requirements before you book.
Departure cities vary by tour, season and supplier availability. Common Turkish gateways include Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir and Antalya when those options are offered for a programme. Always check the selected tour page for the actual departure city and flight or coach arrangements.
What is included depends on the programme. Package tours frequently list international flights, hotel stays and guided sightseeing, while transfers, meals, tickets or optional activities may vary. Always read the inclusions and exclusions on the specific tour details page before you decide.
Browse available programmes on alystours.com, compare itineraries and send a request for your preferred dates. You can also contact Alys Tours for help choosing a route, departure options and a suitable pace. A team member will guide you through next steps after you enquire—always review the tour details page before confirming.