Take the road by the sea through Dobrota because of the low traffic.

 

On your way to the beach you will spot the Church of St. Eustace, which is mentioned as early as in the 14th century. Its present appearance dates from the 18th century. It has a rich collection of paintings, such as the works of Paolo Veronese, Dolci, Potenke and recently discovered painting by Giovanni Bellini. The church has a beautiful altar of Our Lady of Rosalia.

 

Wonderful view from Orahovac beach which is located approximately 8km from the town center

 

Perast is a sleepy baroque place 14km from Kotor. The most beautiful buildings of this small city were built in the 17th and 18th century. At that time seafaring was growing and captains built magnificent villas that even today capture you with their beauty. Perast is a quiet and peaceful place. It abounds in sacred monuments, such as the St Nicola’s church built between 15th and 17th century. In front of Perast two small islands are located. On top of the first island is located the church of St. George built in 12th century, Our Lady of the Rocks (1630), is a baroque church built on the second island which is artificial.

 

                                                                           

 

The oldest city of the Boka region, Risan originated in the 3rd century BC and was the seafaring, commercial and workshop centre of the Illyrian state. With the arrival of the Romans in Risan, palaces were built with the best Greek marble and decorated with magnificent sculptures and mosaics. These have lasted up to the present and form an valuable cultural treasure. Among the large number of mosaics is one of the God Hypnos, which is remarkable because that is the only mosaic figure of the God of Dreams in the world.

 

The price of the ferry should be 1€ for bikes.

When You cross to the other side in Lepetane You should continue to Prcanj, on Your way the Prcanj You will find lots of beautiful small beaches below the main road

 

Virgin's temple is a monumental baroque building one of the largest religious buildings in the Adriatic. It was built from 1790 to 1908 designed by the Venetian architect Bernardino Macaruzzia. Its characteristic for its beautiful facade with Doric and Corinthian columns, richly articulated access staircase, and especially valuable collection of silver, textiles, paintings and sculptures.

 

And back to Kotor... The whole route is approximately 42km long.

 

MAP OF THE ROUTE WE RECOMMEND YOU TO CYCLE (marked with blue).