Hotels near Tivat Airport - TIV, Tivat

Perast was amazing place to visit.It is small area but the view and vibe was so good. Kotor was overrated. We did not like it so much. We did not find good restaurant too, we have tried so many places but we like mostly Bucko restaurant. It was good enough. We like a lot to gelato from CATTISIMO, it was in the old town Kotor. Budva also nice place. Herceg Novi and Tivat also okay.

I always enjoy walking near see in Tivat. Beside Porto Montenegro Marine, main attraction, there are also other places to visit like parks, anchor monument, restaurants / bakeries... I would suggest to avoid middle of day to drive in/out since traffic reaches its peaks and you could easily get stuck in the line.

Kotor is an awesome place. 3 days is just enough to see everything. Staying at Kotor Old Town is best especially if you are visiting in off season. You can take Budva & St Stevenson Island tour one day and even Bar which is in same direction. Second day stay in Kotor and walk around the old town. Third day visit Perast, take the ferry to Tivat from Kamenari explore the Port of Montenegro and Tivat old town. This is the complete 3 days in Montenegro you can enjoy easily. If you are muslim then dont worry Kotor has a great Halal restaurant just in the center near the old town called BUCKO be sure to visit them otherwise you can enjoy lots of seafood options inside the old town restaurants.

Tivat have nice bayside walk, close to ferry, close to airport. One of very best boat marine in Porto Montenegro. Very easy to arrive peninsula Lustica where You an find nice authentically villages and nice beaches with quality restaurants with tasty food. New attraction started this summer, cable car everyone should take it to see beautiful sundown.

Kotor, located on the Adriatic coast in Montenegro, is a gem of a city known for its medieval charm, stunning landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. Nestled between the Bay of Kotor and towering mountains, the scenery in and around Kotor is nothing short of spectacular. The bay, often compared to a fjord, creates a stunning backdrop for the city. The hike up to the fortress atop the mountain offers panoramic views that are well worth the effort. Kotor's Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it's easy to see why. The city is surrounded by well-preserved medieval walls, and its narrow, winding streets are filled with historic buildings, churches, and charming squares. The Cathedral of Saint Tryphon and the Maritime Museum are must-visit landmarks. The city's waterfront promenade along the Bay of Kotor is a delightful place to take a leisurely stroll. The views of the bay, with mountains rising dramatically from the water, create a picturesque setting. Waterfront cafes and restaurants offer a perfect spot to enjoy the scenery. Kotor serves as an excellent base for exploring the surrounding region. Day trips to nearby Perast, known for its charming islets, and the Our Lady of the Rocks church, are highly recommended. Boat tours around the bay provide a different perspective of the stunning landscapes.

The town is well laid out with good water frontage. Good range of Shops. Excellent day trips on boats at very reasonable prices. We paid 15€ each for 9hr trip. Some restaurants did not live up to high prices charged.