Bay of Kotor Tour
The Beauty of Montenegro's Coastal Gem
Embark on a day trip from Dubrovnik to Kotor, Montenegro, and experience the stunning scenery, rich history, and vibrant culture of this picturesque coastal town. With breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea, fascinating historical sites, and charming streets to explore, Kotor promises a memorable adventure.
Tour Itinerary
Pick-up from Dubrovnik
- Start your day with an easy pick-up from your hotel in Dubrovnik.
- Enjoy the scenic drive along the Adriatic coast as your driver-guide provides commentary on the region's history and culture.
Arrival in Kotor
- Explore Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage site with medieval architecture and stunning bay views.
- Take a guided walking tour of Kotor's Old Town, including St. Tryphon's Cathedral.
- Enjoy free time to visit the Maritime Museum, climb the ancient walls, or explore at your own pace.
Return to Dubrovnik
- Arrive back at your original pick-up location, with plenty of new finding and newly obtained memories to reflect from.
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Why Choose This Tour?
- All-Inclusive Convenience: Enjoy seamless hotel pick-up and drop-off, comfortable air-conditioned transportation, and a knowledgeable English-speaking driver.
- Expert Guidance: Our experienced tour escort ensures you don't miss any highlights and provides fascinating insights throughout the journey.
- Unforgettable Experiences: From breathtaking coastal views to the rich history of Kotor's Old Town, every moment is designed to be memorable.
- Great Value: At just 60€ per person, this full-day adventure offers unbeatable value. Optional boat ride to Our Lady of the Rocks available for an additional 10€.
Make the most of your vacation with this unforgettable day trip. Discover the best of Kotor and return to Dubrovnik with stories to tell and memories to cherish.
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Did You Know?
Kotor’s old town is a UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture and historic significance.
Often referred to as Europe’s southernmost fjord, the Bay of Kotor is actually a ria, a submerged river canyon.
St. Tryphon's Cathedral, built in 1166, is one of the oldest and most beautiful buildings in Kotor, dedicated to the city's patron saint.
The city is famous for its numerous cats, which are beloved by locals and tourists alike. There’s even a Cats Museum dedicated to them.
City Walls: The impressive city walls of Kotor stretch over 4.5 kilometers and are up to 20 meters high in some places, encircling the old town and the fortress.
Kotor has a rich maritime history and is home to the Maritime Museum of Montenegro, showcasing the town's seafaring past.
Kotor’s Clock Tower, built in the early 17th century, is a symbol of Kotor and a central point for navigation in the old town.