Kotor Old Town
Boutique rooms inside the medieval walls, steps from the cafés and the fortress climb.
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Montenegro packs a lot into a small country. The Bay of Kotor winds deep between steep mountains to the medieval walls of Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage town of marble lanes, stone archways and café squares, where cats doze on every windowsill.
An hour down the coast, the Budva Riviera trades stone for sand: beaches, beach clubs and the island village of Sveti Stefan glowing at sunset.
Don't miss
Three moments
you'll remember.
- 01
Kotor's old town & fortress
Wander the walled town, then climb the steps above it to the fortress of San Giovanni for the view down the whole bay.
- 02
Perast & Our Lady of the Rocks
A small baroque town on the water, and a church on a man-made island you reach by boat.
- 03
Budva Riviera
Old-town Budva, sandy coves and Sveti Stefan: the Adriatic at its most photogenic.
Hotels
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in Montenegro.
Boutique stays inside Kotor's walls, waterfront rooms in Perast, or a beach resort on the Budva Riviera.
Perast
A quiet baroque town right on the water, with boats to Our Lady of the Rocks.
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Beach resorts and apartments near the old town and Sveti Stefan.
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Sail to Montenegro.
Adriatic and Eastern Mediterranean cruises call at Kotor, and sailing in through the bay is one of the most dramatic arrivals in Europe.
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