Walking tour of Kotor Visits in the Bay of Kotor and walking in the Old City. Our stroll starts from the lower part of the city, the Bay of Kotor and the Marina of the city. We will head towards the Old City going through the “Sea Gate”. It is also a symbol of the city resistance and liberation from WW2 at ’44. 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.

The Cathedral of Saint TryphonVisits in one of the 2 Roman Catholic churches in Montenegro This Roman Church is one of the 2 Catholic Churches in Montenegro as a major part of the country now follows eastern Orthodoxy. The cathedral was consecrated on 19 June 1166. Compared to other buildings, the Kotor Cathedral is one of the largest and most ornate buildings in Kotor.

Driving Back Last Stop in front of St Stefan Fortress St Stefan dates back from the 15th century as a Fishermans family which was fortified for better control to the sea. For the first time, it has transformed to a hotelier complex during the Yugoslavian Communist time, at the reign of Tito. From 2005 it is part of high-end touristic resorts and visits are limited only for the hotel’s customers. After St Stefan, we will drive back to Albania and this will be the end of the tour.

Driving towards south City Tour of Budva Finishing the Tour of Kotor we will continue driving towards 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 touristic 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 at the Roman Ruins and the Budva Fortress by the coast offering spectacular views. The tiny streets of Budva are very charming. It is worth spending some time wandering around and visiting some of the local shops. Free time for lunch.