Dubrovnik to Kotor and Perast: Private day trip

Stunning, coastal Kotor is UNESCO-recognized for its historical sites and incredible natural beauty.

Main attractions

• The Bay of Kotor, the deepest of its kind in the Mediterranean

• The pedestrian-only Old Town (“Stari Grad”), home to incredible churches, including the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon

• Kampana Tower, offering picturesque views of the bay and mountains

What to try

• Seafood dishes such as grilled squid and black risotto (made with squid ink)

Coastal Perast is tiny and charming, offering a walkable village atmosphere in contrast to busier Kotor.

Main attractions

• Boat excursions to Our Lady of the Rocks, an artificial island with an enchanting Roman Catholic Church

• The popular Bajova Kula, offering local cuisine on the waterfront

• Perast Town Museum, where visitors can learn about the village’s unique history

Take note

• Perast is small enough that visitors can walk the main street in roughly 20 minutes, making it a great place to slow down and enjoy cafes and churches along the way

• Boat trips to Our Lady of the Rocks depart frequently and do not need to be pre-booked