The 7 Most Instagrammable Spots In Kotor

When it comes to ‘gram-worthy places, there are endless Instagrammable Spots across the globe, but which ones are the best Instagram Kotor spots?

From urban skylines and tropical rainforest waterfalls to cotton-candy-hued cafés, we’ve rounded up the most photogenic places in every country in the world. The places where you’ll capture travel photos that you’ll want to share with everyone you know.

Visiting Kotor?

These are the top seven spots you can’t afford to leave off your feed.

1. Boka Bay

Boka Bay is naturally divided into four smaller parts – Herceg Novi bay, Risan bay, Kotor bay and Tivat bay. Hike the trails nearby for a view over the entire port.

2. Our Lady of the Rocks

Our Lady of the Rocks is an island church that was built on a man-made island over 500 years ago. To visit, simply head to Kotor harbour and arrange a trip with one of the local taxi boats.

3. Kotor Fortress

The Kotor walls walk up along San Giovanni Fortress has become a must-do activity for those visiting Kotor. The walls look especially pretty at nighttime when they’re all lit up.

4. Kotor Cathedral

St. Triphon’s Cathedral is one of the most impressive churches in all of Montenegro, with a beautiful collection of art and Greek frescoes inside. Stand outside for a great Kotor Instagram snap.

5. Kotor Waterfall and Rafting

Tara River Canyon is 1,333m deep, which makes it the deepest in Europe and second in the world, after the Grand canyon of Colorado River. So it’s ideal for a whitewater rafting day trip. The water is freezing – especially at the waterfall – but it’s beautiful.

Instagram Kotor — Image: Montenegro Pulse

6. Old Town Kotor

Kotor is a charming city with winding streets and squares, and its medieval old town has several churches. The pretty old town is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in this part of the Mediterranean.

7. Perast

Although small, Perast has a huge 16 churches dotted throughout. It’s a scenic bay town, with a Venice-like feel with the small streets and terracotta houses. Be sure to stop off here on your way to nearby Lady of our Rocks church.