

Montenegro · Adriatic
A fjord in the Mediterranean.
The Bay of Kotor runs twenty miles inland between mountains that fall straight into the water. Nowhere else in the Med looks like it.
Overview
The Boka is not a fjord — it is a drowned river canyon — but it behaves like one. The mountains stand 1,700 metres above a bay that is flat almost every morning.
Porto Montenegro at Tivat has changed the coast: full superyacht facilities, a customs office that works, and a runway twenty minutes away.
A week here usually combines the bay with the open coast south to Budva and Sveti Stefan.
- Best time to visit
- June and September; the bay is calm from May
- Charter season
- May – October
- Position
- 42.42°N 18.77°E
Suggested itinerary
A week, day by day
Select a day to see what it looks like. Every route is adjusted for weather before you sail.
7-Day Montenegro Charter







Typical conditions
What the weather usually does
Seasonal averages for planning, not a forecast. Your captain works from the live picture.
| Month | Air | Sea | Wind |
|---|---|---|---|
| May | 23°C | 19°C | Light, F2–3 |
| June | 27°C | 22°C | Maestral, F3 |
| July | 30°C | 24°C | Maestral, F3 |
| August | 30°C | 25°C | Maestral, F3 |
| September | 26°C | 24°C | Light, F2–3 |
| October | 22°C | 21°C | Variable, F3–5 |
On the ground
Where to stop, swim and eat
Anchorages
Žanjice
Bright pebble on the Luštica peninsula, near the Blue Cave.
Perast
Flat almost every morning; the bay behaves like a lake.
Sveti Nikola, Budva
Shelter from the north-west behind the island.
Bigova
A small fishing bay between Tivat and Budva.
Beaches
Ploče
Rock platforms and pools west of Budva.
Dobreč
Boat access only, on the Luštica peninsula.
Jaz
Long, open, and shallow enough for children.
Tables worth booking
Conte, Perast
On the waterfront under the campanile.
Ćatovića Mlini, Morinj
A converted watermill with trout in the stream.
Galion, Kotor
Looks back at the old town across the water.
The fleet
Yachts we would suggest
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