Riviera de Kotor · Boka interior
La carretera costera de Boka
Una carretera llana de un solo carril a los pies del Vrmac, entre palacios de capitanes, iglesitas y embarcaderos para el baño — el paseo más tranquilo por la vieja Boka, desde las murallas de Kotor hasta la orilla de castaños de Stoliv.
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Conviene saber
- Ruta solo de ida: el autobús municipal de Kotor de Blue Line hace Kotor → Muo → Prčanj → Stoliv por esta misma carretera (~30 min; se paga al conductor en efectivo, mejor con billetes pequeños; el último de vuelta sale hacia las 22:00, más tarde en verano).
- Buena parte del recorrido comparte con los coches una carretera de un solo carril y sin acera continua — no te separes de los niños en los tramos estrechos; aunque es llano, no es lo más cómodo para ir con carrito.
- Entre Muo y Prčanj hay tramos largos sin sombra — lleva agua; todo el paseo marítimo de Prčanj está lleno de escalerillas y plataformas para bañarse.
- Ven entre finales de febrero y marzo para ver las camelias de Stoliv en flor; a finales de julio, la fiesta de Sv. Ilija sube hasta Gornji Stoliv.
El paseo
Kotor Sea Gate
Etapa 1 de 6 →
Start beneath the walls of a UNESCO-listed medieval town at the head of the bay, where grey mountains drop straight into fjord-like water. Inside the gates: marble-paved lanes, hidden squares, Romanesque churches and shuttered Venetian palaces, with the Cathedral of St Tryphon at the centre. Within five minutes the shore road leaves the cruise crowds behind.
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Comer y beber
- Galion2 min a pie
Muo
Etapa 2 de 6 →
A fishing village of around 800 people on the western shore of the inner bay, directly across the narrow strait from Kotor's Old Town. Most visitors only ever glimpse it from the city walls or a cruise deck — which is the point: Muo gives you the unobstructed front-row view of the walled city that Kotor itself cannot. Its church, like the western shore's other villages, historically looked toward Venice; the feast day falls on 16 August.
Tre Sorelle palace
Etapa 3 de 6 →Three identical Gothic windows face the sea from this waterfront residence at Glavati. Municipal heritage material supports a fifteenth-century date, a sixteenth-century written name, a Buća-family connection and the distinctive three-part form. It does not name three sisters, identify their sailor, or show that the blocked openings mark their deaths — the legend and the record are two different streams, and the building is seen from outside.
Prčanj waterfront
Etapa 4 de 6 →
A kilometre of sea captains' houses and swimming ladders along the eastern shore, directly across the water from Perast. About 1,500 people live in one of the oldest settlements in the Boka: from the 17th to the 19th century its fleet was among the largest in the bay, and the village produced a remarkable number of ship captains. The great waterfront church rises ahead of you.
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Comer y beber
- Konoba Boka Bay2 min a pie
- Bokafina2 min a pie
Qué ver
- Palace Verona2 min a pie
Birth of Our Lady church
Etapa 5 de 6 →The parish Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary — Bogorodičin hram — begun in 1789, concluded in 1909 and solemnly consecrated in 1913. Its plan is a three-aisled domed basilica, though the sources reviewed do not establish a canonical basilica title. The collection records Captain Ivo Visin's Merito Navali flag, knight's cross and portrait; display can change during works and worship, and no reliable public timetable was found, so ask the parish first.
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Qué ver
- Ivo Vizin birth house2 min a pie
- Hotel Splendido (named for Vizin’s ship)2 min a pie
Stoliv
Etapa 6 de 6 →
Two villages, one name, on the steep western slopes of Vrmac. Donji Stoliv is the small waterfront settlement along the shore; Gornji Stoliv is a near-abandoned hamlet of old stone houses about 240 metres up in chestnut woodland, reachable only on foot. The lower shore connected people to boats and trade, the upper used defensible, cultivable ground — and the old ascent is steep and exposed in heat.
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Comer y beber
- Konoba Furešti2 min a pie
Qué ver
- Gornji Stoliv & Sv. Ilija viewpoint (steep 45-min detour)2 min a pie
Dónde puedes bañarte
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