Kotor Cruise Ship Schedule2026

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Making the most of your port day

A typical 10-hour call is enough to see Kotor at an unhurried pace: wander the marble lanes and squares, step into the Cathedral of St Tryphon, and climb the walls to St John's Fortress for the view back over the bay, with time left for lunch by the water. Prefer to be out on the water? A half-day boat trip to Perast and the island church of Our Lady of the Rocks still leaves a comfortable margin before all-aboard. On a short call of six hours or less, stay inside the walls and save the fortress climb for a longer visit.

Practical details

Docking

Ships berth alongside the quay at the Port of Kotor, beside the Old Town walls. You walk straight off; no tender or shuttle.

Walk from the ship

Land Gate in 5 min; Cathedral of St Tryphon in 10 min. The Old Town is compact and entirely walkable, with nothing inside that needs a taxi

All-aboard

Be back at the gangway around 30 minutes before your posted departure. Confirm the exact time before you leave the ship

Climbing the Fortress

Around 1,350 steps up to St John's (San Giovanni), roughly a 50-minute climb. Entry is €15 in season, so carry a little cash and go early before the midday heat

Taxis

Fixed-rate taxis wait at the port gate. Agree the fare before you get in (Perast, Tivat Airport, Budva)

Beyond the Old Town

Perast and Our Lady of the Rocks are around 30 minutes by taxi, or reachable on a bay boat trip