Top Kotor Art & Culture

Find out about Koto through its food. This private walking tour puts the spotlight on the city’s cuisine with a walk around the UNESCO-listed Kotor old town. You’ll hear the anecdotes and curiosities that make the history of Kotor come alive, and visit a locally loved eatery to sample smoked ham, cheese, and wine as you chat about the city.

Learn about the history of Kotor on this guided walking tour through its Old Town. Admire the monuments and beautiful architecture. Spot the clock tower in Armory Square, Karampana Fountain, St. Tryphon Cathedral, and St. Nicholas Orthodox Church. Stroll through scenic squares as your guide tells you about Montenegrin history and culture.

Do not miss the opportunity to discover the most important parts of Montenegro, when it comes to culture and history. This tour starts from Kotor. Drive along the exciting 25 Serpentines road from Kotor to reach the village of Njegusi. Learn about life in the Montenegrin countryside, meet a local family, and taste the national snacks like smoked ham and cheese, plus a glass of local wines or brandy. After a short rest, we driving to to National Park Lovcen, through the rocky mountains, where we will visit Njegos"s Mausoleum. Driving to Budva, stop for walking tour, and free time. Driving back to Kotor. NO SINGLE TOURS, TWO IS A MINIMUM.

Discover the top highlights of Kotor as you explore the area on this sightseeing tour. Join a small group and climb aboard your vessel to venture to the Blue Cave and enjoy views of the Mamula Fortress. Then, head to the Our Lady of the Rocks monument and take in the views of the St. Matthews Church, the old Stoliv abandoned village, and much more.

This private tour of Kotor Old Town starts at the Main Gate and after short introduction about the history of this UNESCO enlisted town, we proceed towards the main square called Square of Arms. The charm of Kotor’s squares and old family homes of local aristocracy is a journey through time to the golden age of Kotor. After getting familiar with the life of the locals, strolling through the narrow streets, we will reach the Cathedral of St. Tryphon, one of the best-preserved monuments from the 12th century. Kotor is also known for the long seafaring tradition so after the Cathedral, we will reach the Museum square. The tour will continue towards the orthodox churches of St. Nicolas and St. Luke where we will learn about their importance with which we will make final touch and the story of Kotor complete. After this Kotor Walking Tour you will be able to say that you know how this coastal town breathes, what its most important parts are and how the locals spend their time living here.

Take a scenic downhill bike ride with views of three countries on this tour. Transfer to the departure point and begin with a safety briefing. Receive you bicycle and bike helmet and learn about the area’s history from your guide. Twist and turn as you descend the mountain and enjoy panoramic views of Montenegro, Croatia, and Bosnia. Pause frequently to take photographs.

Get to know the Old Town of Kotor on this walking tour. Learn about the walled city’s history, architecture, culture, and cuisine from your guide. Go on a short guided tour of St. Tryphon Cathedral. Visit landmarks that include the Square of Arms, the Clock Tower, Pima Palace and Buca Palace, the Northern Gate, and more.

Discover the cultural and natural delights of Montenegro on a 2.5-hour sightseeing cruise from Kotor. After selecting a departure time to suit your schedule, climb aboard a comfortable boat and head to the beautiful Our Lady of the Rocks, a tiny island home to an ancient church and an interesting museum. After some relaxed free time exploring the islet, sail to the historical town of Perst to explore its charming Old Town and interesting Maritime Museum before returning to Kotor.

See the Blue Cave of Montenegro and Our Lady of the Rocks the fun way — on a small-group tour by speedboat. Limited to just 15 people on board, the speedboat offers a thrilling yet intimate way to admire Boka Bay and island scenery as well as the Blue Cave and Our Lady of the Rocks near Perast. The itinerary even leaves room for swimming and a visit to a submarine tunnel.

Experience Kotor bay with a custom-made cruise boat for the most enjoyable Kotor boat tour–welcome to Kotor bay Cruise! We embark in Kotor and shortly after sipping some welcoming champagne, we have our first swimming break to cool down from a hot day. Refreshed, we are headed straight towards the Blue Cave Kotor passing the entire bay and as we go around the famous former prison Mamula we reach the open sea. Swimming in fluorescent blue water inside of a natural cave is one of the best attractions of Boka Bay! From there we sail back through the Bay, passing some small fisherman’s villages, and sneak into famous Yugoslavian military tunnels where they were hiding their ships and submarines Time for a lunch break at Porto Montenegro to regain our energy. The evening hours are the best time to visit the famous island Our Lady of Rocks, both church and a museum when all the tourists are gone. Now we are ready to go back home enjoying astonishing scenery and burning sunset.

Leave your cruise ship behind at the Kotor port and take a day trip with a private driver to discover Montenegro. A hassle-free way to discover the delights of Kotor’s old town as well as Budva and Sveti Stefan, the day trip includes round-trip transport direct from the port plus ample free time to enjoy the stops through the day.

Discover two of Montenegro’s most impressive natural wonders on this half-day small-group tour from Kotor. Explore the rocky shores of Uvala Veslo bay by kayak, paddle out to the Blue Cave, and venture underground to swim and snorkel in the glittering waters.

See some of Montenegro's top sights on a private tour that covers the coast, medieval architecture, and villages. Destinations include Jaz Beach, Budva Old Town, the Budva Riviera, a drive through Brajići to the city of Cetinje, and the village of Njeguši, where you have the chance to taste local wine and food at one of the country's oldest restaurants, if you wish (own expense). As this is a private tour, you can decide if you want to stop for lunch or not.

Visit the famous Blue Cave, islands, and beaches of the Bay of Kotor on a boat tour that combines natural wonders with historic landmarks. Exploring the bay on a group tour means you can sit back and relax while the captain handles the navigation and shares stories about the bay’s history. This tour is a must for travelers who want to fit all the bay’s highlights into one day.

It’s a full day tour where In just 12 hours you are going to visit Njegusi village, Lovcen NP with Njegos Mausoleum, Cetinje (Old Royal Capital), River of Crnojevic that is part of Skadar Lake NP, Sveti Stefan and pass through Budva! Unique tour during which you can see some spectacular viewpoints, incredibly beautiful places, historical monuments.

Private Kotor tour that combines, in culture and history, richest and most beautiful places on the Montenegrin coast - Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks church and isle, Kotor (up to 4 hours) with optional Budva* visit (additional 2 hours)

Discover the best that Old Town Kotor has to offer during this private 90-minute tour. Visit the city’s key landmarks like Square of Arms, the St. Tryphon Cathedral, the town’s northern gate, Flower Square, and much more. Learn more about the ancient history and culture of Kotor and Montenegro from your tour guide and admire the beautiful buildings of this medieval town.

This tour is designed for all nature and adventure lovers made to combine all the places that make Montenegro wild and wonderful – beginning with the beautiful coastline of Kotor and Risan Bay; driving up to the high elevations of the Durmitor Mountains; admiring the deepest canyon in Europe - the canyon of river Tara; hiking around Black Lake and visiting the most famous and mysterious spiritual spot in the Balkans – the Ostrog Monastery. An overall memorable travel experience!

Discover some of Montenegro's top sights while you're in port on a private tour of the coast and historical attractions. From the Kotor port, destinations include Our Lady of the Rocks in Perast, Tivat, Budva, Sveti Stefan, and the Kotor Serpentine, an extremely winding road.

Get off-the-beaten-path and discover the villages and views of the Bay of Kotor on this effortless e-biking adventure. Traveling on all-terrain e-bikes lets adventurous travelers get away from the crowds and main roads—all without the effort of hiking or riding an unassisted bike. Plus, the speed of an e-bike lets you cover more ground, making this trip ideal for visitors who want to squeeze in all the top sights.

Enjoy a boat tour of Boka Bay and visit the bays at Kotor, Herceg Novi, and Tivat. In Kotor, admire the views of medieval churches and towering cliffs from the boat. Cruise on and stop at Our Lady of the Rocks Church, located on an artificial island. Swim in the Blue Cave at Herceg Novi. Stay shaded and hydrated as you enjoy the scenery.

Visit Our Lady of the Rock island and church with ease on a speedboat tour. Depart from Kotor to the old town of Perast. Admire the panoramic views of the Bay of Kotor as you cruise on the boat. Explore the church and small island. Afterwards, stroll through Perast’s old town.

Make the most of your time at shore and explore the Port of Kotor’s surrounding villages on a full-day tour. Your private driver is there to take you to the villages of Perast, Budva, Sveti Stefan, and the UNESCO-listed Old Town Kotor to explore on your own. Set your own pace and wander the streets of the villages to learn more about the history and culture of Montenegro.

The Bay of Kotor—also called Boka—offers up islets, caves, and more. This boat tour lets you experience its highlights more easily and scenically than traveling by hire car or public transport. Prebook to secure your seat, and visit the Our Lady on the Rocks island church, a Soviet-era submarine base, and the Blue Grotto, to swim in its neon-blue waters. A choice of departures provides important flexibility.