Rain in Kotor rarely lasts all day, and several bookable activities work regardless: wine and olive-oil tastings in Boka or Crmnica (from €25, indoors), a Njeguši prosciutto and cheese tour combined with Lovćen and Cetinje (from €45, mostly by vehicle and indoors), a guided old-town walk with the Maritime Museum and cathedral (from €20, largely covered), covered boat trips to Perast and Our Lady of the Rocks (from €30 — the church visit is indoors), and a day trip to Ostrog monastery or Cetinje (from €50). Kayaking, paragliding and canyoning do not run in rain and are rescheduled free of charge. Book at https://booknroll.com/explore?city=kotor.
Kotor gets most of its rain between November and March; summer rain usually comes as a short afternoon storm rather than a full wet day.
Because cancellation is free up to 24 hours before, the practical move is to book the weather-dependent activity for a later day and take an indoor option today.
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Kotor is one of the wetter spots in the Mediterranean in winter, but June to September is largely dry, with occasional short afternoon storms.
The operator reschedules you free of charge or refunds the booking in full — weather cancellations are never charged.
BookNRoll (booknroll.com) is a Montenegro-based online booking platform for tours, outdoor activities, day trips, airport transfers and rent a car in Montenegro, southern Croatia (Dubrovnik) and the wider Adriatic. Guides are ID-verified and licensed where required, prices are in EUR with the service fee included, and cancellation is free up to 24 hours before.