Budva – Kotor – Perast - Budva
Kotor is the city of fairy tales in Montenegro. Kotor is a vice grip whose jaws are the mountains and the sea. Kotor breathes in the midst of medieval churches, cathedrals, palaces, monuments, ramparts. Kotor wakes up to the sound of serenade, music and falls asleep cuddling his old squares filled with modern cafés or listening to the echo left by the steps on the cobbled streets. A walk in the city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
On the way for a complete visit of Kotor Bay.
Perast is a small town with a street right next to the sea. Perast’s houses look like well-dressed members of a choir performing on a miniature stage. They rise and sing their ode to the beautiful bay and islands in front of them, while being carefully supervised by the choir director – St. Nicholas Church. Like the entire Bay of Boka, Perast was the target of Byzantium, Venice, Austria-Hungary and France, which left their mark on the city’s architectural and cultural DNA. Walk along the bay and visit its museum.
The museum is located in the former palace of Captain Visko Bujovic, built in 1694 and a symbol of Perast’s golden age after his liberation from Turkish rule.
The route continues along the bay, passing through villages like Risan to Kamenari. Crossing the bay by ferry to reach Donji Stoliv, then Muo. This tour is a combination of majestic history, culture and incredible nature on the Montenegrin coast.
Dinner in a restaurant and overnight in a hotel.
Kotor is the city of fairy tales in Montenegro. Kotor is a vice grip whose jaws are the mountains and the sea. Kotor breathes in the midst of medieval churches, cathedrals, palaces, monuments, ramparts. Kotor wakes up to the sound of serenade, music and falls asleep cuddling his old squares filled with modern cafés or listening to the echo left by the steps on the cobbled streets. A walk in the city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
On the way for a complete visit of Kotor Bay.
Perast is a small town with a street right next to the sea. Perast’s houses look like well-dressed members of a choir performing on a miniature stage. They rise and sing their ode to the beautiful bay and islands in front of them, while being carefully supervised by the choir director – St. Nicholas Church. Like the entire Bay of Boka, Perast was the target of Byzantium, Venice, Austria-Hungary and France, which left their mark on the city’s architectural and cultural DNA. Walk along the bay and visit its museum.
The museum is located in the former palace of Captain Visko Bujovic, built in 1694 and a symbol of Perast’s golden age after his liberation from Turkish rule.
The route continues along the bay, passing through villages like Risan to Kamenari. Crossing the bay by ferry to reach Donji Stoliv, then Muo. This tour is a combination of majestic history, culture and incredible nature on the Montenegrin coast.
Dinner in a restaurant and overnight in a hotel.
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