Hi Daydream, I am not working for Amico tours. I am just providing a feedback on their tours. I would suggest you Google Amico Tours and drop a question at their website or connect with them on Facebook. They are pretty responsive there too.

Hi George, I believe that would be the question for Amico Tours. I believe that the guides will continue the tour but will take safety precaution. Likewise, when I started out our trip to Mostar/Kravice Falls, it started raining as we crossed the Bosnia and Herzegovina border. The tour continued even when it rained in Mostar. Our guide made sure that everyone was alright and always ready to lend a helping hand.

A short boat ride in Perast to see the Lady of the Rocks. The van takes you from Dubrovnik to Kotor. There is a stop at the boarder to check passports. The stop was 10 minutes. You get time to spend in Kotor (3 hours) We hiked to to a church to get a great view of the city. You also have around an hour stop in Perast. There is a very good restaurant called Conte that was great for lunch. Gabriel, our tour guide was very organized and nice.

Hi Yas, I am not sure how you would consider as enough time. When we went on the tour, Amico was revamping their website and re-routing some of their tours. Our Best of Montenegro included just Kotor and Budva. However, we did have a very comfortable break at Verige which provides a panoramic view of the bay right at sunrise. Though we had a tour in Kotor with a local guide and lunch break, I personally feel that the time at Kotor could have been longer. However, this is by preference as we were informed that some other tourists prefer longer breaks at Budva instead as they can sit by the shores or have a swim. The time in Kotor is just alright but if it was longer, we would have walked the walls and go up to the church on the hilltop. Ambitious but that's my personal take of how long I was expecting with shorter time on Budva :)

Hi, Same as David, I booked my tour in Dubrovnik and even though I stayed within the Walls, they asked me that I should just proceed to Pile Gate by the Mirror Monument to wait. According to Amico's website, they do have a number of pick-up schedules for each trip. However, I do not see Cavtat in the list.

Hi, I believe this would be dependent on your tour guide and the itinerary for the day. We went on our tour during non-peak period and there were only 6 of us. A very manageable bunch that are always timely for our departures that we had free time at Old Town Kotor. It would be up to individuals if you would prefer to use the free time to have lunch, look around Kotor Old Town, climb the walls or visit Gradska pijaca (the market situated right outside the walls of the Old Town selling local produce). None of my tour group ate at the restaurants as they were uncertain if their food will be served promptly. We had homemade wraps and another group brought their fruits.

Hi Colleen, they have a mini-van. There were just 6 tourists. Nothing to reflect the lack of tourists patronising this tour company. They have very good tour guides and it is a good decision to keep it small for the tour guides to personally attend to everyone. Not a marketing gimmick but something that is a fact :)