Kotor Services
Banks, Post, SIM Cards, Laundry and Everyday Services in Kotor
Everything administrative sits within ten minutes of the Sea Gate, clustered on the bay road and around the Kamelija centre. Most needs, from a SIM card to same-day laundry, resolve in a single short walk.
The Old Town interior is given over almost entirely to residential, retail and food trade; the services visitors actually need sit along the bay road north and south of the Sea Gate, with a secondary cluster around the Kamelija shopping centre and a third near the bus station.
Four main banks run branches near the Old Town, all offering currency exchange, international transfers and card services, typically 08:00 to 15:00 on weekdays and Saturday mornings. ATMs cluster at the Sea Gate, the bus station, the cruise port and the Kamelija centre, and independent exchange offices on the bay road handle dollars, pounds and other currencies.
The state post office near the bus station handles stamps, parcels and basic courier work, international courier agents cover door-to-door parcels, and print shops along the bay road take care of copying and scanning. Tourist SIM cards from the three mobile networks are sold at kiosks along the bay road and at Kamelija for €10 to €20 with several GB of data; for reliable connectivity a local SIM beats international roaming comfortably.
A handful of laundromats and full-service laundries operate in Dobrota and along the bay road, with drop-off before noon usually meaning same-day pickup. Travel agencies around the Old Town handle excursions, tickets and transfers, and the supermarkets along the bay road keep the longest hours in town.
The general hospital sits on the bay road south of the Old Town with a 24-hour emergency department, non-urgent care goes through the public health centre, and the tourist information office on the seafront opposite the Sea Gate runs English-speaking staff through the season.
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FAQ
The practical services of a Kotor stay, answered.
Where do you buy a tourist SIM card?
At the mobile-network kiosks along the bay road and in the Kamelija centre, at €10 to €20 with several gigabytes of data included. A local SIM comfortably beats international roaming for anything beyond a short stay.
Is same-day laundry possible?
Yes at the laundromats and full-service laundries in Dobrota and along the bay road, if the drop-off lands before noon. Hotel laundry runs roughly twice the price.
Where are the banks and ATMs?
Four main banks run branches near the Old Town, open weekday mornings to mid-afternoon and Saturday mornings. ATMs cluster at the Sea Gate, the bus station, the cruise port and the Kamelija centre.
How do you send a parcel?
The state post office near the bus station handles stamps, parcels and basic courier work, and international courier agents cover door-to-door pickup for anything time-sensitive.
Is there a tourist information office?
Yes, on the seafront opposite the Sea Gate, staffed in English through the season for maps, timetables and event information.