Get ready to embark on a private guided tour to discover the hidden gems and rich history of Kotor.

Situated in a beautiful bay, this town of merchants and sailors has a lot to offer. Kotor Bay is one of the deepest and longest in the Adriatic Sea and is often called the southernmost fjord of Europe. The old Mediterranean archipelago, surrounded by impressive city walls, is very well preserved and included in the UNESCO list of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage.

Step back in time and admire the Venetian influence that stands out in urban architecture. Throughout the city, you'll marvel at the buildings, intertwined with streets and squares, and on one of them there is a Cathedral of Saint Tryphon (XII century) – the recognizable symbol of the city – dedicated to the patron of the town.

The most impressive attraction are the city walls that surround the city, about 5km long, high to 20m and wide to 10m. Climbing along the walls, you'll arrive at the San Giovanni fortress at about 280m above sea level from which you can see the enchanting panorama.