Old Town
Medieval squares and churches protected by UNESCO.
A UNESCO town deep in the Bay of Kotor, surrounded by mountains and fortress walls.
Tip: Tours in Kotor come with a guide and transfer. A car is handy for exploring on your own — for example, Our Lady of the Rocks.
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The main places guides take you to. Some are also easy to visit on your own.
Medieval squares and churches protected by UNESCO.
1,350 steps and a view over the bay.
A baroque town of captains’ palaces.
A man-made islet with a church.
Kotor: a UNESCO town deep in the Bay of Kotor, surrounded by mountains and fortress walls.
Pokataem lists 58 tours by local guides in Kotor — from short walks around the centre to full-day trips.
The most popular picks are Old Town, St John’s Fortress, Perast. If history and context matter, book a guided tour. If you want freedom to stop wherever you like, rent a car for a day or two from a local company.
Beach season is June to September; May and October are great for sightseeing and mountain trips.
EU, UK and US citizens can visit visa-free for up to 90 days. You must register within 24 hours of arrival — hotels do this for you; ask your host in apartments.
Most foreign licences are accepted; an IDP is recommended and required by some companies for non-Latin licences. Minimum age 21–23, 2 years of experience, deposits from €100–300.
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It depends on the format: walking tours are cheaper, full-day trips cost more. There are 58 tours by local guides in Kotor.
The highlights: Old Town, St John’s Fortress, Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks. A UNESCO town deep in the Bay of Kotor, surrounded by mountains and fortress walls.
Not necessarily — most tours include transfers. A car is great for exploring on your own: 64 cars from local companies in Kotor, from $26 a day.
EU, UK and US citizens can visit visa-free for up to 90 days. You must register within 24 hours of arrival — hotels do this for you; ask your host in apartments.
Most foreign licences are accepted; an IDP is recommended and required by some companies for non-Latin licences. Minimum age 21–23, 2 years of experience, deposits from €100–300.
The currency is the euro. Cards work in towns; carry cash for villages, beaches and parking.
Montenegro’s main resort: a medieval old town, beaches and the island of Sveti Stefan.
A town with an airport and a yacht marina — handy for picking up a car right after landing.
The capital and the starting point for Ostrog, Lake Skadar and the canyons.
A town of stairways and blooming gardens at the entrance to the Bay of Kotor.
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