Geographic region of Montenegro
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The Bay of Kotor (Montenegrin: Boka Kotorska) is a region of Montenegro. The bay, the city of Kotor and the surrounding territory are a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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By bus
Buses are very frequent in the area, and are the most popular terms of transport, being usually very cheap and very comfortable.
By boat
Boka Kotorska has 2 international passenger sea ports: in Kotor and in Zelenika. Port of Kotor hosts cruisers on a daily basis during the summer.
By taxi
Taxi service is fairly safe and comfortable, but on the other side also quite expensive.
By boat
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Tivat · Regional · TIV
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founded in 1382 and located at the entrance of the Bay of Kotor, very close to the Croatian border.
an ancient fortified town located deep down the bay, and a .
a well preserved, beautiful small village, built entirely in baroque style, and a , most famous for its two islands.
a small family-friendly place with a great view of the bay.
a small town, quickly emerging into a major touristic, business and transport centre with its own international airport. Tivat is also home to the luxury yacht marina called Porto Montenegro.
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