Bike Rental: Self-Guided Group Bike Tour Through Bay of Kotor

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Pass By: Perast Museum, Obala Kapetana Marka Martinovica bb, Perast, Kotor Municipality 85336 Montenegro

The Renaissance-baroque Bujović Palace, dating from 1694, has been lovingly preserved and converted into a museum showcasing the town’s proud seafaring history. It’s worth visiting, less for the portraits of ships and bewhiskered gents, and more for the building itself – and for the wondrous photo opportunities afforded by its balcony.

Stop At: Risan Mosaic, Risan bb, Risan, Kotor Municipality 85337 Montenegro

In 1930, the foundations of a grand villa were discovered in Risan, complete with wonderfully preserved Roman mosaics from the 2nd century AD. The building’s not much to look at from the outside, but within, you’ll find a dining-room floor decorated with flowers, herbs, grapevines and squid, while other rooms have intricate geometric patterns. Best of all is the bedroom, with its glorious depiction of Hypnos, the Greek god of sleep, reclining on a pillow.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Ferry Kamenari-Lepetane, Kamenari Port, Kamenari, Herceg-Novi Municipality 85342 Montenegro

You will reach the other part of Bay taking ferry from Kamenari to Lepetane. The price is 1 euro per person.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Our Lady's Temple of Prcanj, Prcanj bb, Prcanj, Kotor Municipality 85335 Montenegro

It’s said to be the biggest religious building on the Adriatic coast and it certainly dominates this little town in a God-is-watching-you kind of way. It was begun in 1789 but not completed until 1908, when Catholics were in the majority in Prčanj.
A grand stairway leads up to a terrace offering commanding views of the bay, enjoyed by the slightly bug-eyed statues of St Peter and St Paul on the church’s baroque facade. Inside is an interesting array of sculpture and a skeleton displayed in a glass coffin.

Duration: 15 minutes