Two days in Kotor splits cleanly: day one is the town — fortress at dawn, Old Town, cathedral, museum, dinner on the waterfront. Day two is the bay — a boat to Perast and Our Lady of the Rocks in the morning, then either the Blue Cave on the open sea or the switchback road up to Lovćen and Njeguši in the afternoon. Budget roughly €120–€160 per person for the two days including activities, entries and meals.
Fortress before 08:00, breakfast in the Old Town, St Tryphon's Cathedral and the Maritime Museum, an afternoon swim off the Dobrota waterfront, and dinner one street back from the main square.
A boat to Perast and Our Lady of the Rocks, with time ashore in Perast. If the sea is calm and you want more, extend to the Blue Cave and Mamula instead of returning at midday.
Kotor boat tours · Blue Cave boat trip
The alternative to the Blue Cave is the Lovćen road: 25 hairpins above the bay to the Njegoš mausoleum at 1,657 m, with a pršut and cheese stop in Njeguši on the way. Pick this one if the wind is up and the sea trips are off.
Yes for the town and the bay. Two days covers the fortress, the Old Town, Perast and Our Lady of the Rocks, and one afternoon trip either to the Blue Cave or up to Lovćen.
The bay by boat in the morning, then either the Blue Cave if the sea is calm or Lovćen and Njeguši if it is not.
Around €120–€160 per person for activities, entry fees and meals, excluding accommodation.
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