Embark on a private Kotor Heritage Walk and delve into the rich history of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore the old town, indulge in local delicacies at the marketplace, and immerse yourself in the vibrant local atmosphere.
- Kotor Old City - The tour starts with walking tour of Kotor where you will meet with the local guide and learn everything about his hometown rich history and tradition. Explore the streets of Kotor and its squares, admire the beauty of monuments, such as: St. Tryphon Cathedral, St. Nicolas Church and learn about the importance of this charming thousand years old town hidden at the very end of the bay. Get acquainted with everyday life of the people in Kotor and prepare for frequent Ciao! and the smiles of the locals greeting you.
- Carbonated beverages
- Glass of local white/red wine; local beer
- Professional guide
- Lunch
Upon rendezvous with your tour guide, you will embark on a journey that gives you a deeper understanding of authentic Kotor. The experience kicks off with an hour-long walk through the old town, during which you’ll become acquainted with the noteworthy history of Kotor, a legacy so profound that it has been distinguished as a World Heritage site by UNESCO.
However, Kotor is more than a historical landmark; it’s a vibrant community, teeming with captivating narratives that your local guide will share.
Transitioning from the historical perspective of Kotor, the tour will proceed to the bustling marketplace, which serves as the heartbeat of this location. Here, local merchants will offer samples of their goods, followed by a seating in a local spot situated on one of the town squares. It is here that you’ll have the opportunity to savour these renowned, flavorful delicacies. Apart from the tasting, it’s an opportune moment to soak up the local milieu, engage in conversation with your guide, and query any curiosities you may have about Kotor and the quaint, intriguing nation of Montenegro!
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
