Working its way inland from Montenegro’s Adriatic Coast, the Bay of Kotor, known locally as Boka, resembles a fjord and stands as one of Europe’s great natural beauties. Surrounded by rugged mountain peaks, the bay is a tapestry of sparkling blue coves and medieval waterfront villages. Visitors can explore the glittering inlet, where each turn reveals a postcard-perfect scene, from the serene waters to the historic architecture that dots the shoreline.
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