Kotor Bay Kotor Bay is a place of stunning natural beauty – a vast butterfly shaped expanse of water surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery. The bay is a magnet for sailors and sightseers alike. View all Properties 1 Regions - Kotor Bay - Tivat & Lustica - Budva Riviera - Mountains Brochure Download or order your copy today... Newsletter Sign Up Sign up today and receive regular offers and updates... OverviewThings To DoMapAccommodation BokaKotorska, or Kotor Bay, is a place of stunning natural beauty – a vast butterfly shaped expanse of water surrounded by breath-taking mountain scenery. BokaKotorska is remarkable for its wonderful coastal scenery and the many pretty villages and towns that dot the shoreline. Long before it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979, the bay has been a magnet for sailors, traders and sightseers alike. Kotor Old Town At the head of the bay lies the old city of Kotor, one of the most exquisitely preserved medieval centres in the Mediterranean. Narrow alleyways open out onto piazzas, churches and palaces. The awe-inspiring twelfth-century city walls climb 200 metres up the sheer mountain face and form an impressive backdrop to Kotor’s annual Venetian carnival. Perast Meanwhile the beautiful heritagelisted village of Perast is littered with the palaces of seventeenth-century Venetian merchants, each vying for the best view over the bay to the beautiful island monastery of St. George and the floating church of Our Lady of the Rocks. Herceg Novi Located at the entrance to the Bay of Kotor and at the foot of Mount Orjen, Herceg Novi is a bustling little town with a host of architectural delights to show for the many occupations the town has endured over the last 700 years. The highlight is the magical, Italianate “stari grad”, or old town, though after a day here you will soon realise why it is known as the ‘town of steps’!Herceg Novi boasts a lively nightlife, so whether you want to sit by the sea in one of the many restaurants or dance the night away,Herceg Novi has something for everyone.Moving away from Herceg Novi towards Kotor you pass a string of traditional waterside fishing villages as the bay unfolds. Seafood heaven Rated as number one on Tripadvisor in the region, Galion is a seafood restaurant that is worth a visit. Located on the outskirts of the Old Town of Kotor and right on the Bay, the views coupled with great food and a warm welcome from the team make this restaurant one of the best in the region. And for meat lovers, they do a mean filet steak too. Boat Trips The weekly boat tour of Kotor Bay is the best way to while away a sunny afternoon on the water. The high-speed water taxi takes its passengers past Porto Montenegro to spot the moored yachts of the rich and famous, followed by a visit to Bajova Kula Beach for sunbathing and a two-course lunch overlooking the water. Walk the Old Town wall Climb the steps of the old city walls to the fortress of Saint Ivan and get a truly breathtaking view of Kotor Bay. The wall was built between the 12th & 14th century and is quite steep so best go in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat of the day, it is worth it. Perast Visit in the summer and leave your car behind as you head on foot into this UNESCO World Heritage site. Situated at the foot of the Hill of St Elijah, and looking out to the famous "Our Lady of the Rock Island" this pretty and welcoming town is heaped in history for all to enjoy. Kotor Bay Accommodation filter Sleeps: No Min 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 to No Max 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Accommodation type: All Villa Apartment Hotel Sort by: Pot luck A-Z Recommended For filter Pool Beach Waterfront Cafes and Restaurants Countryside Luxury Couples Families All There are no accommodations matching your criteria, please amend the filters above.
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