Best things to do in Kotor | Europe’s Most Overlooked City

We were blown away by the beauty of Kotor! We’re always getting travel recommendations however, no one ever mentioned Montenegro as a place to visit. After walking the city's walls, exploring hidden sea caves, and learning the history of this enchanting city, we believe that Kotor is one of Europe’s most overlooked cities.

Join as we explore this hidden gem of the Balkans and let us know if you've been here or if you're now adding it to your Bucket list! 👇

[Tour Link] Lady of the Rocks and Blue Cave

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:27 Sea Gate - Entering the Walls
00:52 St Tryphon's Cathedral
01:18 River Gate
01:58 Kotor Walls
04:12 South Gate
06:41 Boat Tour
07:15 Lady of the Rocks
08:06 Roman Catholic Church
08:25 Submarine Tunnel
09:03 Blue Cave

[jenniferboudreau]

Thank you for mentioning the cafes. I love a cafe vibe.

[J.Seamans]

Good one, looks like a great place to see. Cats were pretty cool, love that they just let them roam free. Was not at all surprised to see Megan trying to engage one in conversation.

[ourfamilyadventures_]

We’re loving these stops you all made on this cruise, one more breathtaking than the next 🤩🤩 those submarine caves were so interesting!! Great vlog 🎉

[visionsinblue]

Being a Balkan stamp collector I've been aware of Crna Gora stamps issued during WW2. So rare to find! Love your Balkan expeditions guys 🥰
Keep roaming! 😁

[marshaseamans]

Love the blue cave! And talking to cats🤣

[GreatCityAttractions]

Lovely video Andrew and Megan. Kotor looks great.

[fizashakeel]

How much was the boat tour? And did u guys book it online? Loved the vlog btw❤

[MBA-PRODUCTION]

First ... 8:03 On the island you visited, there is not an Orthodox church, but a Catholic church. Second....Montenegro is not a new country, but has a 1000-year history as a state.It was in the union of equal republics in Yugoslavia, and with the collapse of the state, it restored its independence. Long ago, it was the kingdom of Duklja, through the state of Zeta, the Crnojevic dynasty, and later a principality and kingdom at the beginning of the twentieth century, which was illegally and forcibly abolished by Serbia in 1918. In the anti-fascist struggle 1945. Montenegro equalizes with the other nations in Yugoslavia and becomes a republic, which is also a state status. When Yugoslavia fell apart, it remained with Serbia for a while because it was a hostage of Milosevic's Serbian wartime regime, and then it became independent in 2006.

[ritazenicanin]

Sorry but thus church wasn't an orthodox, but roman catholic. Thank you so much.