Hotels near Tivat Airport - TIV, Tivat

Kotor Bay is very picturesque with stunning steep mountains wrapping around the bay. The Old Town is very attractive with its city walls, and very old buildings. There are plenty of places to eat and also a lot of bars. There is a lot of traffic (I visited in September). There are usually 2 cruise ships anchored in the Bay every day, bringing around 5,000 visitors into the small old town. It's better to look around early morning or in the evening when the passengers are on their ships. Places to visit include the cable car to the top of the mountain on a clear evening see the sun set over the Bay. I liked the Monte 1350 bar which had deck chairs and stools positioned to enjoy the view. It had an apres-ski ambience with a DJ and reasonably priced drinks. There is also a restaurant, rollercoaster, and some other activities up there. Check the times of the last cable car back down if going out of peak season as they end at 19:30. Costs 23 Euros per adult for a return ride. There is a very nice sandy beach about 20 minutes drive away called Lava Horizon https://g.co/kgs/6MmRv4u Here you can park for 5 Euros. 2 loungers and parasol will cost 25 Euros. There is a snack bar and toilets. It's a picturesque sandy beach, with shallow water for the children to play in. Afterwards you could drive a few minutes to Lustica Bay Marina which is a modern up market development with a promenade lined with restaurants, ice cream shops, etc. Perast is also a good place to visit for lunch. We caught the bus from Kotor.

Nice water front but a lot of plastic surgery victims which matches the mini yacht marina and shopping district boutiques. We were only there one night so can’t speak to the rest of town. Tourist office friendly and helpful.

A scenic place, some places for sightseeing and hiking are close or reachable by car or taxi. The place is not overcrowded and beaches less busy than in Tivat and Kotor. I would recommend to those willing to be outside the crowds.

Kotor is certainly worth a visit, quite stunning location the views are jaw dropping, and the old town full of character and history. The roads however are very congested, so you need patience especially if hiring a car. Also, be warned, probably due to the high hills that surround the town, at night, it gets decidedly chilly, indeed one night we were there (late September) it was very cold, so be prepared with warm clothing, certainly id visiting outside the main summer high season. My advice would be to perhaps stay in Tivat or Budva, and travel to Kotor (fifteen and thirty minutes drive respectively) neither have the congestion, of Kotor and both will certainly be warmer when the sun goes down

The hotel was wonderful. The staff were amazing.Food was outstanding. We had one issue, there were many smokers in the hotel, eating dinner in their beautiful sea facing restaurant was uncomfortable. The management and workers were very friendly and caring.

Before coming here I heard it was 'little Dubrovnik', and it's a really good description. The old town is surrounded by amazing fortification, and if you're ok with climbing 45+ minutes, I recommend climbing all the way up to the fortress for a stunning view of the town and bay. If you like cats you'll love it here, they're everywhere, and there's a square where they're used to people and you can pet them. The old town is small and charming, but a bit overcrowded even beginning of September. I wouldn't recommend coming by car, the traffic is pretty bad and there doesn't seem to be nearly enough parking. From Kotor you can book boat trips, I'd highly recommend booking one, it's an interesting way to see the bay.