Montenegro · KOTOR OLD TOWN WALKING TOURS
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Kotor is small enough to cross in ten minutes and layered enough to need a guide. Below are the best walking tours of the old town: which climb the fortress steps and which stay on the flat, which start early to beat the cruise crowds, and what an hour or two of local history costs.
Walk Kotor’s walled Old Town with an English guide, hitting Sea Gate, Square of Arms, palaces, and St. Tryphon Cathedral in about an hour.
“Excellent guide in Anna-Maria. Good to learn about the history of the old town and see the main sights.”
Small-group 1 to 2 hour walk in Kotor’s Old Town, from Sea Gate to St Tryphon Cathedral and the Maritime Museum. Escort included.
“Our guide gave us lots of information about the area and was able to answer all of our questions. Highly recommended this tour.”
Walk Kotor Old Town with an English guide in about an hour, hitting key squares and churches, then leave with a map and local context.
“Thorough viewing of the sights of old town. The guide was happy to answer questions and change the tour to suit us.”
Private 90-minute Kotor Old Town walk with St. Tryphon and Maritime Museum, plus local food and sightseeing tips. English.
“Viator always provide excellent guides and Djuka was no exception - he must be the best guide in Kotor and maybe the best guide in all of Montenegro. Wonderful English and a good sense of humour One point to bear in mind if you are booking this as part of a cruise holiday; if you are told you'll be met at the sea gate it is NOT the main gate out of the terminal, it is a gate in the town wall, roughly 100 metres away (through an underpass to cross the busy road and then straight ahead - look for a cream opening in the old town wall. It's…”
A private walking tour of Kotor with Old Town sights, a centuries-old farmers market tastings, and a sit-down food and wine finale.
“The tour was a nice way to get your bearings in the castle while also learning about its history. Our guide, Lisette, was quite personable and knowledgable.”
Downhill Krstac to Kotor hike with a local guide, San Giovanni fortress views, village tastings, and optional zipline.
“Memorable hiking down to Kotor with an arrival at night through the fortress. The guide was professional and very instructive : a lot of knowledge shared about Montenegro history. Totally recommanded!”
