Things to do in Kotor

Lovćen

Lovćen is located in southwestern Montenegro and is adjacent to the Bay of Kotor. This mountain range is not only the origin of Montenegro's name but also embodies the spirit and pride of the Montenegrin people. Lovćen has two main peaks: Štirovnik and Jezerski Vrh. Lovćen and the surrounding area are designated as a national park, covering over 6,200 hectares. The park is home to over 1,100 plant species, many of which are endemic to the region, and the diverse ecosystem provides an ideal habitat for wildlife. Starting from the Old Town of Kotor, there are several routes to reach Lovćen. One of them is a winding road built during the Austro-Hungarian Empire, known for its steep curves and spectacular scenery along the way. Regardless of the route chosen, the mountain and sea views along the way are unforgettable. Lovćen blends natural views with history and culture, making it a must-visit destination to explore the soul of Montenegro. Standing at the summit and looking down, the blue waters of the Bay of Kotor and the layered mountain ranges weave together into a timeless picture.

Mamula fortress (Fortín De Lastavica)

Maamula Island has now been developed into a five-star resort.

San Giovanni | Montenegro

Sea Gate

The Sea Gate is the central and main entrance to Old Kotor, located on the western side of the fortress walls, with old cannons on either side of the gate

Kotor Cats Museum

Plavi horizonti

Cetinje Monastery

Cetinje Monastery, built between 1701 and 1704, is a Serbian Orthodox monastery located in the Montenegrin city of Cetinje. The monastery contains ancient manuscripts, artifacts and the first printed book by the Southern Slavs (1493).

Perast Beach

Gray Line - 360 Monte | Montenegro Tours and Day Trips

Best View of Kotor