Old Town Square, Kotor

Enjoy our walking tour of the Kotor's old town which will last up 1.5 to 2 hours and is perfect if you only have a short time visit from a cruise or if you are visting for a few days and would like to to have the first hand introduction and insight from your guide, while learning about our heritage and culture. Your licensed your guide, professional and fluent in English will meet you by the port entrance or Old town main entrance. After meeting your guide you will enjoy walking through the maze of Kotor's medieval quarter, its bustling market and among beautiful Renaissance buildings. The tour provides an excellent orientation to Kotor and optional visits St. Tryphon Cathedral and the Maritime Museum if you wish to pay for the entrance. Otherwise a nice introduction of our mayor building in town. After your visit you will have enough time to enjoy the town without rushing back on board the cruise ship 1 Kotor Old City Kotor is situated in the most secluded part of Boka Kotorska (The Bay of Kotor). While it dates from the Illyrian period, Kotor developed into an important commercial and artistic center in the Middle Ages. Many empires battled for control over the city throughout the centuries: from being an autonomous city of the Byzantine Empire, free city of medieval Serbia, then under Venetian or Hungarian states, gaining independence and then returned to Venetian control once again, just to be occupied by France and then Austria, until Kotor finally became part of Yugoslavia. e 7 St. Tryphon Cathedral The tour leads us to one of the iconic sites of Kotor - St. Tryphon Cathedral with short guided tour of the Cathedral. 5 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included 8 Maritime Museum Our tour will lead us to The Bokelian Navy Square with Karampana well. 5 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included 9 Karampana Well We continue to the Karampana Well... 5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free 10 Church of St. Luke We arrive at the St Luke Square with St Luke and St Nikola churches. 5 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included 11 Church of St. Nikola We arrive at the St Luke Square with St Luke and St Nikola churches. 5 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included 12 Church of Blazena Ozana The tour will take us to Blazena Ozana Church and the Northern Gate. 5 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included 13 Northern Gate We will take a quick look at the Northern Gate and the Skurda River, before returning to the Square of Arms where this tour ends. 5 minutes

You are going to explore one of the most interesting adrenaline attraction in Montenegro. Canyon Skurda is hidden in the place that no one would expect. Tour starts from Old town Kotor, just behind Kotor walls. At the beginning you would have to hike for 1 hour to come at the starting position for canyoning. We would adjust your equipment and prepare you for adventure. In the canyon you would enjoy in spectacular shapes of rocky cliffs and waterfalls up to 25 meters. Canyon has a lot of challenges like crossing slippery rocks, jumping to the pools or and rappelling down the rope. Canyon is available for passing most of the time. In the summer the water stays just in the pools, but in rest of the year it has big waterfalls. Water in the pools is not much cold in the summer, so you need just light clothes, but when is a big water we give you neoprene suite. Passing trough the canyon is about 3 hours and it ends up just behind Kotor old town. This would be unforgettable adventure. 

Day 1 - Tirana - Kotor - Budva - Shkoder We will leave Tirana at 07:00 to head toward the North of the country. The North West of Albania is characterized by mainly a flat surface and it is one of the main trading and industrial areas of Albania. Passing through the historical city of Lezha we will be soon by the Buna river. Our tour of Montenegro continues driving further and leaving behind the Scadar Lake. The next stop will be Kotor. Situated in an unusual gulf, named after its name it has been a very important historical, strategic, and trading center. Founded around the 6th century BC, Kotor resembles an Open Book of history where you can spot different tracks and records from different periods of history. In our days most of the influence is from Venetian time, as for a good amount of time it was part of the Venetian Republic. The Old City is very charming. We will walk around the small squares, surrounded by typical quarters, and visit some of the Old City Highlights for their architecture, historical values, and style. Finishing the Tour of Kotor we will continue driving toward the southern part of Montenegro, along some of the picturesque Riviera and tiny rocky beaches. The city of Budva is also one of the most important tourist cities of Montenegro with a fascinating history, dating 2600 years ago. The tour of Budva continues in the Old Part of the city with some quick visits to the Roman Ruins and the Budva Fortress by the coast offering spectacular views. Leaving Montenegro we will return back to Albania, for the final stop of the day, Shkoder. Known as the Capital of the North, Shkodra is the biggest and the most developed center in the North of Albania. Day 2 - Shkoder - Prizren - Prishtina - Skopje Leaving Shkoder we will head toward Prizren. It is also called the Cultural Capital of Kosovo. Lied on both sides of the Bistrica River, under the Prizren’s Castle this city has played a major role in Albanian History and Politics. It is one of the most important buildings and political events of the 19th century in Albanian History. Pristina is the Capital of Kosovo and furthermore, the largest city at the same time. Habited since the Old Stone Age from the Vinča culture. City tour of Pristina to and visit at National Library, Cathedral, and the Old Neighborhoods of the city. Last stop of the Day, Skopje, overnight in Skopje. Day 3 - Tour of Skopje - Ohrid - Tirana According to a UNESCO article, the town of Ohrid is one of the Oldest Human Settlements in Europe. Furthermore, it lies on the shores of Ohrid, one of the oldest lakes in the world as well. In addition, it has been in centuries a crossway of different Cultures, traditions, and different invasions. Called the “Jerusalem of the Balkan”, Ohrid played a huge role in the spread of Slavic Orthodoxy. It has had 365 Churches, one per day of the year dating from the 11th Century. Tour of Ohrid and return to Tirana in latte afternoon.

Embark on an enchanting private walking tour of Kotor's historic old town, commencing at the iconic Main Gate. Following a brief yet captivating introduction to this UNESCO-listed gem, our journey unfolds towards the vibrant Square of Arms. Let the charm of Kotor’s squares and aristocratic family homes transport you back to the golden age of this coastal town. As we weave through the narrow, storied streets, we’ll arrive at the magnificent Cathedral of St. Tryphon, a splendid relic from the 12th century that stands as a testament to Kotor’s rich heritage. Known for its long-standing maritime traditions, Kotor's tale continues as we venture to Museum Square, where a visit to the Maritime Museum awaits. Our exploration then leads us to the revered orthodox churches of St. Nicolas and St. Luke, each narrating its own significant chapter in Kotor’s history, completing our comprehensive story of the town. By the end of this memorable Kotor Walking Tour, you'll have a profound understanding of how this vibrant coastal town breathes, its essential landmarks, and the everyday rhythm of life for its locals.

Discover the best of Montenegro with a local guide. Explore the historic Old Town of Kotor, marvel at the Blue Caves, explore the serene Our Lady of the Rocks in Perast, and enjoy the beauty of Budva. Meet your guide, a licensed local tourist guide with a deep passion for the history, culture, and natural wonders of Montenegro. With years of experience guiding tourists through the stunning Bay of Kotor, the ancient streets of Budva, and beyond, enjoy a personalized and informative tour that allows you to connect with the heart of this beautiful country. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of Kotor, with its medieval walls, charming streets, and ancient churches. Learn about the town's fascinating history, from Roman times to Venetian rule, and enjoy panoramic views of the Bay of Kotor from the St. John’s Fortress. Embark on a boat trip to the breathtaking Blue Caves on the Lustica Peninsula. Let your guide guide you through the caves, where the water glows a stunning blue, and share stories about the geology and local legends that surround this magical place. Take a boat ride to the iconic island of Gospa od Škrpjela, home to a beautiful church and small museum. Learn about the island’s creation, its history, and the artwork that adorns the church, including the famous "The Last Supper" mosaic. Discover the town of Perast, once a maritime power during the Venetian era. Explore its elegant churches and palaces, and learn about its important role in the naval history of the region. Visit Budva's Old Town, with its narrow streets, historical buildings, and vibrant atmosphere. Explore the town's ancient past, enjoy its beautiful beaches, and experience its lively nightlife.

Embark on an unforgettable private speedboat tour that captures the magic of Boka Bay in a thrilling 2-hour adventure! Your journey begins with a warm welcome from one of our professional guides, setting the tone for an exhilarating ride through the stunning fusion of majestic mountains and the pristine Adriatic Sea. Our first stop is the enchanting Our Lady of the Rocks, a man-made marvel steeped in history and cherished by locals. Explore its fascinating story and discover why it's so dear to our hearts. We then navigate towards the picturesque baroque village of Perast, where you can wander and soak in its historic allure before we return to Kotor's vibrant core. Once back in Kotor Old Town, dive deep into a guided walking tour that unveils the rich tapestry of the town’s history and traditions. The tour culminates in the bustling marketplace, the heart and soul of Kotor, where local vendors invite you to taste their exquisite products. Relish the flavors of smoked ham, cheese, olive oil, and locally prepared spreads and bread. If you're visiting between May and September, delight in the mussels in "buzara" sauce, a local pride! As you savor these delicacies, enjoy our renowned wine and beer, transporting you on a culinary journey through Montenegro. Chat with your local guide, soak up the lively atmosphere, and immerse yourself in the lifestyle of Kotor and Montenegro. This is more than just a tour—it’s an adventure filled with culture, taste, and breathtaking beauty!