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Bay of Kotor
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Montenegro

Bay of Kotor

A deep, fjord-like bay ringed by mountains and medieval towns, part of a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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The Bay of Kotor (Boka Kotorska) winds deep into the mountains of Montenegro. Its old towns — Kotor, Perast, Risan and others — form the UNESCO-listed Natural and Culturo-Historical Region of Kotor.

Most visitors base themselves in Kotor and explore the bay by boat. A typical cruise passes Perast and the two islets, slips through the narrow Verige strait and, in summer, continues out to the Blue Cave on the Luštica peninsula for a swim.

Keep exploring

The church & museum A blue-domed Baroque church and a museum of sailors' votive gifts, on the islet built by the people of Perast. Read the guide St George island The natural twin of Our Lady of the Rocks — a cypress-covered islet with a Benedictine monastery, seen from the boat. Read the guide Perast A tiny Baroque town of sea captains' palaces and church towers — the departure point for the island. Read the guide

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