Réponse pour les autres ! La route est sinueuse, rapidement saturée mais le bitume est nickel. Attention à la police : elle est partout et en rigole pas avec la vitesse. Une fois à Kotor, n’utilisez pas les premiers parking : hors de prix ! Passez devant la vieille ville, au rond point à droite , encore 100 mètres, et sur votre gauche un grand parking gratuit. Le sol est en terre avec beaucoup de flaques d’eau mais il est gratuit. Denrée rare de nos jours !

While we were there in September we did not see or hear street musicians or performers. However the city has so much to offer in sightseeing and walking around and tasting their wonderful food.

I agree with previous responses. The only reason we had a tour was for the farm visit. Afterwards, we explored Kotor on our own.

I was in Kotor couple of years ago in October and everything was open. Loved exploring the walled city and we had a boat trip to the little island with lady on the lake,which was very interesting. Enjoy

don't spend anything unless you want to go somewhere else.....the gate into the town is only a short distance from the quay. easy walking distance, as is everything inside the town....lovely restaurants, bars and shops, cute cobbled streets, churches and squares. there are no cars inside, just lots of people.

Hi you have car parking neer the port gate free parking thake the near the city wall at the end you have super market parking and it's free . Goog lock Moshik G

Да, через вокзал. Билет - 6-8 евро в одну сторону. Практически ежечасно. В Которе только 1 автостанция, обратно - лучше оттуда.

As we had 7 days in Kotor we did not use a tour guide instead we chose to amble around the old town.at our own.pace finding new places each day

HI You do not need to pay to walk round the town . If you want to walk /hike up to the ruined castle on the top then there is a fee of 5 or 7 euros. BUT ::: if you start hiking up before 7.30 am you could avoid the fee ...as the the guys on the gate are not there so early. Fantastic walk / take plenty of water / great view from the top . Enjoy regards Spencer

I think you don’t need a local guide to enjoy the old city of Kotor at all. For a quieter place to swim, don’t go to the city beach, but visit the opposite side of the bay, called Muo. It’s walking distance if you din’t mind a 10 minute walk, otherwise you can take a ‘red taxi’ or a ‘djir taxi’ cap for a reasonable metered price.