Apartments Kotor

Kotor is the main city of Boka Kotorska, one of the most beautiful bays in the world. The city is protected by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage. Kotor, surrounded by fortified walls, represents a true tourist attraction. During the summer, the city port is visited daily by numerous cruise ships and large numbers of tourists. From our selection of apartments and private accommodations, we highlight the following: Kotor Vista Apartments - In the quiet settlement of Muo, by the seashore in Boka Kotorska Bay, at the foot of the mountains, you will find the Kotor Vista complex, which offers a beautiful view of the Old Town of Kotor and the bay. Hotel Forza Mare - is one of the most luxurious and most attractive hotels on the Montenegrin coast. It is located in Dobroti, 3 kilometers away from the Old Town. Vila Duomo - All 13 apartments are equipped with exclusive handcrafted furniture and high-quality accompanying amenities. Each apartment offers a unique visual experience. Bocche di Cattaro Apartments - The building itself, which houses a pizzeria and apartments, dates back to 1611. Due to its position in the old Kotor town, it has always been intended to provide hospitality services, so the traditional hospitality that has lasted for centuries motivates us to continually improve it and confirm it through quality service and courteous staff. Hotel MONTE CRISTO - Experience the romance of the Mediterranean in the heart of a town dating back twenty centuries. The beauty and nature that surround you, where every detail is carefully designed, will provide you with an unforgettable stay in the most elegant atmosphere

About the area

Kotor is not really a single town but the head of a long, branching bay that the mountains almost close off from the sea. Boats enter through a narrows called Verige, only a few hundred metres wide, and open into an inner basin ringed by settlements that each kept their own character: Muo and Prčanj on the western shore, Dobrota strung along the east, Stoliv under its chestnut woods, Perast with two islets in front of it, and Risan, where Roman floor mosaics survive from the second century.

The walled town is the hub for all of it. Buses and excursion boats leave from the waterfront, the market sets up against the northern wall in the morning, and the restaurants and bars stay busy until late. Wherever you stay on the Kotor riviera the shape of a day is similar: swim early from the stone platforms while the water is still, take the shade in the afternoon, then head into the old town in the evening. The season runs from May to October; outside it, the bay turns quiet, green and very wet.