Cradled by towering mountains and lapped by the calm waters of the Adriatic, Kotor is one of the most beautiful and historic towns in the Balkans — and a must-see destination for anyone visiting Montenegro.
With its medieval old town, UNESCO World Heritage status, scenic coastline, and nearby sea attractions, Kotor is more than just a postcard-perfect town — it's the cultural and maritime heart of the Bay of Kotor.
Kotor sits at the end of one of the world’s most stunning natural harbors — Boka Bay (Boka Kotorska) — often called Europe’s southernmost fjord. It’s just 15 minutes from Tivat and well connected by road and sea.
The Old Town (Stari Grad)
A perfectly preserved walled city, Kotor’s Old Town is a maze of narrow stone streets, charming squares, and centuries-old churches and palaces. Every corner has a story, from Venetian influence to Ottoman traces. Don’t miss:
St. Tryphon’s Cathedral (1166)
The Clock Tower (17th century)
Cats of Kotor – yes, they’re iconic here
Kotor Fortress Hike (San Giovanni)
For the best view in the Bay, climb the 1,350 steps to the fortress high above the town. The hike is challenging but offers a breathtaking panoramic view of Kotor, the bay, and surrounding mountains — well worth the effort.
Bay of Kotor & Sea Adventures
From Kotor’s harbor, you can explore some of Montenegro’s most iconic sea attractions:
Our Lady of the Rocks & Perast
Blue Cave
Mamula Island
Submarine Tunnels
Kotor is a perfect departure point for private speedboat tours that reveal the magic of the bay and beyond.
Harbor Life & Coastal Vibes
The waterfront promenade offers laid-back cafés, boat tours, street food, and artisan shops. It’s the ideal place to relax with a drink and watch the yachts and cruise ships come and go.
Kotor combines Mediterranean flavors with Balkan soul. Top local spots include:
Seeing Kotor from the water gives you a whole new perspective. Join Sea Rush Speedboat Tours and explore the coast beyond the walls — where history meets adventure, and every wave leads to a new discovery.