2025 Kotor Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

#historicallandmarks #localguides #europetrip #montenegroviews Montenegro is one of the most underrated European countries. 1. Kotor – A Must-See Among Montenegro Tourist Sites Kotor is one of the top places in Montenegro, and it’s easy to see why. The town sits by the sea, surrounded by huge mountains and a beautiful bay. Its old town is really charming, with stone streets, little shops, and a big old church. If you like views, you can walk up the city walls—it’s a bit of a climb, but the view from the top is amazing! 2. Perast, the most beautiful place in Montenegro One of the best places to visit in Montenegro is Perast – a small village by the Kotor Bay that feels like a postcard. Quiet, peaceful, and full of charm, it’s the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the view. You can take a short boat ride to Our Lady of the Rocks, a tiny island with a lovely church and great photo spots. In my opinion, this is the best place to admire the beauty of the bay. Grab a coffee by the water and just take it all in—it’s unforgettable. 3. Budva Out of all the coastal towns we visited, Budva was one of the liveliest and most fun. It has a great mix of beaches, restaurants, and nightlife, plus a charming old town you shouldn’t miss. I chose it as our base and lived there for two months—if you’re into beach days, it’s a great pick with plenty of beautiful spots nearby, like Mogren and Jaz.

#holidayitinerary 📌 Location: Kotor Municipality, Montenegro Kotor is like Dubrovnik’s quieter, more mysterious cousin. The old town is a maze of stone alleys, tiny churches, and sun-dappled squares, all enclosed by ancient walls. I climbed the San Giovanni Fortress for jaw-dropping views of the Bay of Kotor—deep blue water snaking between steep, green mountains. The cats of Kotor are everywhere, adding charm, and the vibe is both relaxed and romantic. I loved wandering at dusk when the golden light hits the stone and the bells start ringing. It’s a lesser-known Mediterranean gem with centuries of history packed into a compact, walkable town.

Perched high above the Bay of Kotor, the Kotor Fortress (also known as San Giovanni Fortress or Castle of San Giovanni) is not just a historical landmark—it's a rite of passage for anyone visiting this magical corner of Montenegro. With epic views, centuries-old ruins, and a heart-pumping hike, this is an experience you won't forget. 📍 Where Is It? The fortress sits above the Old Town of Kotor, carved into the steep mountain slopes that embrace the bay. You’ll spot the zig-zagging stairway from nearly anywhere in the city. 🧗 The Climb: What to Expect • 1,350+ steps – yes, it’s a serious workout! • The path is made of old stone steps and gravel trails. • Climb takes about 30–60 minutes depending on pace and fitness. • Bring water, sunscreen, and good shoes—no flip-flops! Tip: Go early morning or before sunset to avoid the heat and enjoy golden-hour views. 🏞️ The View from the Top Once at the summit, you'll be rewarded with: • Breathtaking panoramas of the bay, town, and mountains • The ruins of the fortress with arched walls, towers, and lookout points • A chance to sit on the stone ledges and take in the quiet grandeur of Kotor from above It’s one of the most Instagrammable spots in the Balkans—bring your camera! 🕰️ A Bit of History • Built over centuries, starting with Byzantines in the 6th century, expanded by Venetians. • Served as a key military stronghold defending Kotor from invaders. • The fortifications run 4.5 km along the mountain, forming one of the largest fortification systems in the Adriatic. It’s not just a hike—it’s a walk through history. 🎟️ Entry Info • Entry fee: Around 8 euros (updated in high season) • Open daily, typically from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM (check local updates) • Buy tickets at the main access point in the Old Town (near the North Gate) 💡 You can also find a free alternative path from behind the Old Town if you’re adventurous—but it's less maintained. 🧭 Insider Tips • Bring a flashlight or phone light if you plan to climb around sunrise or sunset. • Pack light but bring water—there are no shops on the trail. • Watch your step—stones can be slippery, especially after rain. • If you're visiting in autumn or spring, you'll enjoy cooler weather and fewer crowds. ✨ Is It Worth It? Absolutely. The fortress climb is one of the defining experiences of Kotor. Whether you’re a history buff, a photographer, a fitness fan, or just chasing views, this hike will leave you breathless—in every sense of the word. 🏔️ Kotor Fortress: Touch the Past, See the World More than a viewpoint, the Kotor Fortress is where the past meets the present, stone by stone, step by step. Every hiker who reaches the top becomes part of its story. Are you ready for the climb? #adventuremoments

Best Way to Explore Montenegro’s Coastal Wonders 🌊 What Is It? This is a private speed boat tour that takes you across the breathtaking Bay of Kotor, all the way to the famous Blue Cave (Plava Špilja) near the Lustica Peninsula. Fast, flexible, and incredibly scenic, it's one of the most thrilling ways to experience the Montenegrin coast. 📍 Main Stops & Highlights • Perast & Our Lady of the Rocks A short stop to admire the charming baroque town and visit the legendary island church. • Mamula Island A mysterious former prison island with dramatic fortress ruins (you can’t always go ashore, but it’s photogenic from the boat). • Submarine Tunnels Hidden tunnels carved into cliffs during Yugoslav times — a Cold War relic perfect for quick exploration. • Blue Cave (Plava Špilja) The crown jewel of the tour. You’ll have time to swim inside the glowing blue waters of this natural sea cave. It’s magical! • Optional Beach Stop Some tours include time at Žanjice Beach or a hidden cove for a relaxing break. ⏱ Duration Most private tours last 2.5 to 4 hours, depending on the itinerary and your preferences. 👌 Why Choose a Private Tour? • Flexibility: Stop where and when you want • Privacy: Perfect for couples, families, or small groups • Speed: See more in less time, without the crowds • Local Guide: Learn about Montenegro’s history, legends, and secret spots 🧭 Good to Know • Departure Point: Usually from Kotor Marina or nearby Tivat • What to Bring: Swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, water shoes, sunglasses • What’s Included: Life jackets, captain/guide, fuel, sometimes drinks or snorkeling gear • Price Range: Depends on boat size and length of tour, but typically from €150 to €300+ per group 🌟 Best Time to Go • Morning or late afternoon for calmer seas and soft lighting in the Blue Cave • Summer months (May–September) for warm water and full swimming access 📸 Why You'll Love It This is not just a boat ride — it’s a high-speed adventure, a photography dream, and a deep dive into Montenegro’s coastal culture, all rolled into one unforgettable trip. #adventuremoments

#summerbudgettrip Imagine walking through medieval cobblestone streets, in a village surrounded by mountains reminiscent of a fairy tale fjord, sailing the Adriatic Sea, exploring turquoise water cavesand islands steeped in legends of miracles and hauntings, climbing a lookout in a 9th century fortress, stoping here and there to enjoy excellent restaurants, cafes, and bars, all of this in the company of cute cats, many cats. Does that sound fun to you? Then come with me to discover Kotor, a European gem still waiting to be discovered by many. Kotor is situated on the shores of the homonymous Bay of Kotor, in Montenegro, one of the countries resulting from the dismantling of the former Yugoslavia. Things to do in Kotor: 📌Getting lost in the cobblestone streets of the Old Town (Stari Grad). The old town of Kotor has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. The town is beautiful, with plenty of small churches, each with its own history, and palaces that evoke the period when Kotor was part of the Republic of Venice. 📌St. Tryphon's Cathedral, consecrated in 1166, but destroyed by several earthquakes and rebuilt even more times. 📌Church of Saint Nicholas 📌Church of St. Luke 📌Montenegro Maritime Museum 📌Visit Cat Square (Pjaca od Drva) 📌Climb Kotor Fortress. 1,350 steps take you up to 260 meters in altitude, with amazing views of the Old Town and the Bay of Kotor. 📌 Boat tour to Perast and Our Lady of the Rocks Island 📌 Blue Cave Tour #kotor #montenegroviews #balkans #travel #europe

This gem in Montenegro's fjord, Kotor Old Town is absolutely worth a visit! It's like a little maze, with stone houses packed tightly together and winding alleyways that'll have you getting lost (but happily so!). Three must-do activities: Climb the city walls! Yes, that "long dragon" on the mountain behind the city. Exhausting but worth it! Huff and puff your way up, then turn around—wow! The entire fjord and the red-roofed old town lie beneath your feet, unbelievably beautiful. Go early to avoid the scorching sun. Wander aimlessly in the old town! In this tiny area, you'll find church squares, cozy cafés, souvenir shops... just stroll around. Look up at those historic buildings—full of character. There's even a "Cat Museum" that cat lovers shouldn't miss, plus the town is full of feline residents! Explore the fjord! Take a boat ride out on the water. Seeing Kotor and the surrounding mountains from the sea offers another kind of awe. The water is crystal clear, the mountains lush green—it feels like you're inside a painting. Tips: Wear comfortable shoes! The old town's cobblestones and mountain climb are tough on feet. Sunscreen! Sunscreen! Sunscreen! (Important things said three times) Bring some cash, as some small shops may only accept cash. Don't rush—sit down for a coffee and soak in the slow-paced Southern European rhythm. In summary: Kotor may be small, but it's stunningly beautiful and rich in history, perfect for a one- or two-day visit. The combination of fjord + old town + mountain climbing will definitely win you over!

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#tripoverseastravel I went to Perast in Montenegro, a little minor, but a treasure trove of breathtaking views that you will never forget once you go there😊 It's a small town floating in Kotor Bay, known as the jewel of the Adriatic, and its beauty is indescribable✨ If you take a boat from the town of Perast to the island, you can easily access Our Lady of the Rocks🥰It's a compact town, so you can get around on foot💓 When it comes to Montenegro, I think many people go to the neighboring World Heritage site of Kotor! If you're there, why not stretch your legs and go to Perast🫶 Perast is a hidden gem with few Japanese tourists yet👀If you're planning a trip to Montenegro, be sure to visit Perast as well🥺❤️ Spot information━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━📍Perast 🚗Access: About 30 minutes by bus or taxi from KotorI went there on a day trip from Dubrovnik! 👀 Places to see: Our Lady of the Rocks, Old Town of Perast, Bay of Kotor #Montenegro #Perast #Overseas travel

Kotor, situated on the south coast of Montenegro is a fortified mediaeval town and it’s truly captivating. It’s located on the southern tip of a massive beautiful bay. At the centre of Kotor is the mediaeval old town and is wonderful to wander around the old narrow streets and being immersed in the historical environment. If you visit Montenegro in 2025 make sure Kotor is on your list of places to visit! #getgoing2025 #kotor #montenegro

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🏰Kotor, one of the 30 most recommended towns in Europe, is located in southern Montenegro and is the deepest seaport in southern Europe; 🏰The old town with city walls here is deeply influenced by Venetian culture and inherits the style characteristics of Venice, with the most beautiful scenery in Montenegro. . 🌈Main attractions 🔸Kotor City Walls ◾The city walls are a highlight of Kotor, surrounding the entire old town, and were built during the Republic of Venice. ◾Tickets: Generally, adult tickets are EUR 3 (prices may change over time, so it is recommended to check in advance). ◾Opening hours: Usually from 8:00 to 20:00 (specific times may vary depending on the season and weather). ◾Travel tips: You can choose to walk along the city walls and enjoy the panoramic view of the Bay of Kotor. . 🔸Kotor Fortress ◾This is an ancient fortress standing on Mount St. Giovanni at an altitude of 260 meters, overlooking the old town of Kotor and the Bay of Kotor. ◾Tickets: Starting from the River Gate (North Gate) of Kotor, you need to buy a ticket for EUR 8 (prices may change over time, so it is recommended to check in advance). ◾Travel route: Paid route: round trip 2.5 km, estimated time 1.5–2 hours Free route: one way 6.4 km, round trip 12.8 km, need to cross the mountain at an altitude of 940 meters ◾Travel tips: Enjoy the sunset over the Bay of Kotor at the fortress. . 🔸Perast Old Town ◾Perast Old Town is an ancient fishing village near Kotor, with well-preserved medieval buildings and a tranquil bay that is unforgettable. ◾Travel tips: You can take a speedboat to Perast Old Town and stroll around the old town for photos. . 🔸Blue Cave ◾The Blue Cave is near Kotor and you need to take a boat to get there. The cave and water are a magical blue color. ◾Travel tips: You can take a speedboat to the Blue Cave and enjoy a 3-hour sea trip. . 🌈Reference itinerary D1 Departure - Belgrade (arrive the next day) D2 Zlatibor (cable car) - SARGAN8 train - Wooden Village - House on the Drina D3 Sarajevo - Sarajevo Tunnel - Latin Bridge - Old Town Tour D4 Vrelo Bosne - Mostar - Mostar Bridge - Mostar - Cross - Neretva River Cruise D5 Kotor Old Town - Blue Cave - Kotor Old Town - Hiking Tour D6 Budva Old Town - Tara Bridge - Durmitor National Park D7 Zlatibor - Belgrade - Free time D8 Belgrade - Departure

Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina: Visa-free Mobile: Serbia and Montenegro have relatively developed mobile networks, with major operators such as Telenor, MTS, and T-Mobile providing good network coverage. Adapter: European standard, C and F type sockets. Currency: Euros are generally accepted, and you can also exchange for local currency. Some experiences: Check in at the Latin Bridge in Sarajevo, the starting point of the First World War. · Serbia: Grilled meat (Ćevapi), cheese, potatoes, and peppers. · Montenegro: The seafood, grilled meat, and Montenegrin beef stew are all delicious. Montenegrin wine: Try the local wine, especially the red wine from the Lovcen region. Feel the music: Sarajevo has a great music atmosphere! Experience a combination of traditional folk music and modern music. Kotor Old Town City Walk: Kotor's Old Town has many interesting bars and restaurants. Serbian brandy is very good, if you can, try it. Notes: Avoid drinking tap water and other water sources, it is recommended to drink bottled mineral water. This is a multi-ethnic country, so try not to talk about political issues here. Do not wear shorts when visiting churches. Serbian restaurants have large portions, so try ordering less first. If you want to check in several Eastern European countries at once, it is recommended to allow enough time to pass through customs. Itinerary reference: Serbia D1: Belgrade Airport Pickup Airport - Wine Town - Novi Sad Freedom Square - Petrovaradin Fortress - Zemun Town D2: Belgrade - Sarajevo (4.5h drive, 300km) Drina River House - Sargan 8 Train - Wooden City D3: Sarajevo - Mostar (2.5h, 130km) Sarajevo Latin Bridge - Coppersmith Street - City Cable Car - Mostar Old Town D4: Mostar - Kotor (3h, 187km) Blagaj Monastery - Perast - Kotor Old Town D5: Kotor - Podgorica (1.5h, 90km) Budva Old Town - Sveti Stefan Island - Petrovac - Skadar Lake Cruise D6: Podgorica - Zlatibor (3.5h, 230km) Durmitor National Park - Tara River Bridge D7: Zlatibor - Belgrade (2.5h, 220km) Chinese Embassy - St. Sava Cathedral - Kalemegdan Fortress - Knez Mihailova Street D8: Belgrade Airport Drop-off

This time, I visited the town of Kotor in Montenegro and joined a local water tour to explore unique attractions! These include the Former Submarine Tunnel, Mamula Island, the Blue Cave, and more! These attractions are very unique and require a boat to visit. The Former Submarine Tunnel is an underwater tunnel used to hide submarines during the Second World War. It's very interesting and unique! The second attraction is Mamula Island, which was a prison during the Second World War and has now been transformed into a luxurious hotel. A night at this hotel costs up to HKD 5000. If you're not a guest, you can't go onto the island, but it's still worth visiting nearby! The third attraction is the Blue Cave, which has incredibly blue water. The sunlight reflecting inside the cave creates a unique color! The entire water tour was booked through Get Your Guide in Europe. It's very convenient and fast! The price is 27 euros, about HKD 240. I flew to Kotor by booking a flight to Podgorica Airport, the capital of Montenegro, through Trip.com. Departing from the UK, you can also enjoy airport lounges. As a diamond member, you can enjoy two free lounge services! Download it now!

Amazing 2 days in Kotor, Montenegro. The skyline and landscape is unbelievable and incredibly beautiful. I highly recommend staying here and doing the boat tours and get swimming . The blue sea is breathtaking. The sea is warm and clear. Good for food lovers and coffee lovers. Also a great place for an early morning run!. Spectacular views and good weather . Recommend 🏖️Ambiance/Facilities:🏖️Ambiance/Facilities:

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#familytrips2024 Our family trip to Kotor was a magical blend of history, nature, and togetherness. We wandered through the narrow, cobblestone streets of the old town, marveling at the medieval architecture and charming squares. The kids were fascinated by the ancient walls and towers, while we enjoyed the stunning views of the Bay of Kotor. A highlight was our hike up to the fortress, where we were rewarded with breathtaking panoramas. We savored local delicacies at quaint cafes and bonded over shared adventures, making memories to cherish forever. Next on our list is Japan. We're excited to explore its vibrant cities, serene temples, and picturesque landscapes. From the bustling streets of Tokyo to the tranquil gardens of Kyoto, Japan offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity. The kids can't wait to see cherry blossoms, try authentic sushi, and maybe even spot a sumo wrestler. With its rich culture and family-friendly attractions, Japan promises to be an unforgettable destination for our next family adventure.

Kotor, a World Heritage Site in Montenegro 3.5 hours by bus from Dubrovnik 🚌 We arrived by ferry ⛴️ After a short walk from the port, we arrived at the entrance to the walled city. It's a very compact city, so you can easily get around in an hour, even if you stop by St. Tryphon Cathedral and St. Nicholas Church, or stroll through the alleys 🚶‍♀️ It seems that you can walk up the city walls, but we didn't have enough time to stay, so we gave up... (The course seems to be on the right side of the 5th photo) #Montenegro #kotop #Montenegro #Kotor

Kotor is surrounded by fortifications built during the Venetian period. It is located on the Bay of Kotor, one of the most indented parts of the Adriatic Sea. Some have called it the southernmost fjord in Europe, but it is a ria, a submerged river canyon. Together with the nearly overhanging limestone cliffs of Orjen and Lovćen, Kotor and its surrounding area form an impressive landscape. The translation of Montenegro in Chinese is Black Mountain. Indeed the city was build around the bottom part of mountains in black colour. There are a lot of small beaches alone the coast & usually have a resort, bar or restaurant next to the beach. It's an perfect place for tourist to spend their holiday in bathing under the sun. Dip into the pleasant temperature water. Except the beaches there are a lots of places & historic sites are worth to visit.

St. Tryphon's Cathedral (Katedrala sv. Tripuna) is a popular place in Kotor. It is a Catholic Church built in 1166. Its interior design is simple but very nice! You can enjoy the old town walk from here and you can go for a hike nearby, the start point is from the church. I enjoy old town so much! There are lots of cats there, so cosy and chill! Most of the places accept credit card payment or Euros.

Montenegro Attractions - Kotor Fortress This is the fortress at the top of Kotor There are two routes to You can choose to climb the stairs from the castle in front (8 euros) You can also climb up from the back mountain (free) Here you can have a panoramic view of the entire ancient town. Well worth a trip It takes about 20-30 minutes to get to the fortress. Montenegro Attractions - Kotor Fortress This is the top fortress There are two routes to go You can choose to climb the stairs from the front castle (8 euros) You can also climb up from the back mountain (free of charge) Here you can see the whole old town well worth the trip About 20-30 minutes to the fort

Montenegro Attractions - Kotor Old Town This is from the Croatian border. An ancient town about 2 hours drive away It has been listed as a World Cultural Heritage by the United Nations Strolling through this ancient town You can slowly enjoy the atmosphere of the castle Looks like an ancient town on the Croatian coast But compared to the tourist crowds It's really quiet to walk here. Traveling is a very comfortable attraction There are also many cat museums here. If you like cats You can also find many cute kittens here💕 Montenegro Attractions - Kotor Old Town this is from the croatian border An ancient town about 2 hours away by car Has been listed as a world cultural heritage by the United Nations Stroll through this ancient town You can slowly enjoy the atmosphere of the castle Looks exactly like an old town off the coast of Croatia But compared to tourist crowds Walking here is really much quieter Travel is a very comfortable attraction In addition, there are many cat museums here. if you like cats You can also find a lot of cute kittens here💕

Milky Kotor is one of the best pancake restaurants in Kotor.The pancake were awesome,ready tastyand big portion.can’t finish it and need to take away.The ice cream is also a must.highly recommended

Sapori cafe,Kotor serves delicious burger (mixed beef and pork),big portion with very reasonable price.The staffs are super nice.Comfort environment with air conditioner.

Lav gastro bar,Kotor is a grea place to have a cup of coffee with delicious wrap .Stop here for relaxing before walk to old town Kotor.Friendly staffs ,comfort restaurant and price is reasonable.Worth trying

Palata Pima or Gallery of Solidarity is a art museum in Kotor.It’s located inside the old town of Kotor.Lots of modern art.

Definitely you will go to visit cathedral of St Tryphon which is located inside the old town Kotor.Ticket only 3 euro is worth it.Beautiful view from the top of cathedral on Old Town.

very cosy place in a very beautiful square.The staffs are friendly and attentive.We order beer and pizza.Tasty,quick and nice service.Price also reasonable.will visit again