Kotor Old Town
5 min · 1.5 km
A walled medieval town of squares, churches and cats, listed by UNESCO. The city walls climb to the fortress of St John — about an hour up, and the view over the bay is the one on the postcards.
The area
We are in Škaljari, at the foot of the Bay of Kotor — close enough to walk into the old town, far enough to sleep through the summer nights. Kotor sits at the end of Europe's deepest natural bay, walled since the Venetians and listed by UNESCO, with the mountain rising straight up behind it.
What makes it an easy base is how tightly the coast is packed. Tivat and its airport are fifteen minutes around the bay. Perast, Porto Montenegro, Portonovi and Luštica Bay are all half an hour or less. You can have breakfast in a medieval square, swim off a quiet beach in the afternoon, and be back for dinner without a long drive.
Nearby
Drive times are a rough guide — allow more in July and August.
5 min · 1.5 km
A walled medieval town of squares, churches and cats, listed by UNESCO. The city walls climb to the fortress of St John — about an hour up, and the view over the bay is the one on the postcards.
20 min · 12 km
A single row of baroque palaces on the water, and boats out to Our Lady of the Rocks — the little island church built on a man-made reef.
15 min · 10 km
The nearest town of any size, straight around the bay. Supermarkets, a long seafront promenade, and the calmer beaches of Donja Lastva and Belane.
30 min · 11 km
The superyacht marina at Tivat, with waterfront restaurants, a naval museum in the old shipyard, and a pool club open to visitors.
15 min · 9 km
The closest airport, with seasonal flights from most of Europe. A taxi takes about fifteen minutes; tell us your flight and we can arrange a pickup.
25 min · 20 km
A newer marina village at Kumbor, on the way to Herceg Novi — a promenade, a marina, and the Blue Horizons beach club at the end of it.
30 min · 25 km
A resort village built into the hillside on the Luštica peninsula, with a marina, a golf course above it and beaches that stay quiet well into the season.
30 min · 22 km
Over the hill and along the coast: the busiest stretch of the Montenegrin seaside, with a small old town of its own and the long beaches of Bečići and Jaz.
10 min · 4 km
The old mule track that switchbacks up the mountain behind town, and the Vrmac ridge opposite — the two walks that give you the bay from above.
Our apartments are in Kotor, so everything above is a short drive — and the old town is a walk.
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