Kotor City Tour and Cooking Class

Duration

4 hours

Country

Montenegro

Situated in one of the most beautiful bays, this town of merchants and sailors has a lot to show. Kotor Bay is one of the deepest and longest in the Adriatic Sea and is often called the southernmost fiord 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. Throughout the city, there are buildings, intertwined with streets and squares, and on one of them there is a Cathedral of St. Tryphon (XII century) – the recognizable symbol of the city. The most impressive attraction are the city walls that surround the city. The old town of Kotor also has a great number of nicely arranged restaurants and hotels where you can taste traditional specialties as well as varied Mediterranean food, but in this tour you will have cooking class and lunch at the local family home. Simply, Kotor is the city to which the visit is unavoidable!

• 4 hours out in Montenegro, guided throughout

• Time inside the places, not just photographs of them

• UNESCO World Heritage sites on the route

• The Bay of Kotor, which looks like a fjord and is not one

• Small groups, so the guide can answer you

• Local guides who live where they are taking you