Montenegro Travel Report — Kotor, Budva & Adriatic Coast Tips
- Seven places: Herceg Novi, Perast, Budva, Kotor, Tivat, Sveti Stefan, Stari Bar
- Kotor's old town, Starigrad, is under UNESCO protection
- Perast: Boats to the islands all 15 minutes
- Sveti Stefan is privately owned — Closed to tourists
- Parking in front of Stari Bar: 1 hour for 2 euros, that's enough.
Contents of this post8 chapters
7 beautiful places in Montenegro
Herceg Novi
Perast
Budva
Starigrad — Kotor
Tivat
St. Stephen
Stari Bar
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I visit the island of Sveti Stefan?
No. Tourists are not allowed on the island; it belongs to Aman Resorts and is privately owned. Anyone who absolutely wants to visit must contact the owner—prices are quite high. The view from the outside was perfectly sufficient for us, and there's a beautiful beach in front of it.
How do I get to the small islands in Perast?
On site you can take a boat trip to St. George and St. Mary of the Rock. Boats depart every 15 minutes.
How long should I plan to spend in Kotor?
A few days are perfectly sufficient to explore the essentials. The Starigrad district is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
How much does parking cost in Stari Bar?
We paid 2 euros for an hour just outside the city. That hour was perfectly sufficient for the essentials.
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