Our One Day in Kotor, Montenegro, Kotor, Montenegro
I was so looking forward to exploring Kotor after arriving in the country exhausted the night before, that I woke up from the bed at 6:30 in the morning, before everyone else. I went to the balcony right after waking up, and enjoyed the serene morning view of the mountains and the sea.
Shortly after, the friendly Montenegrin host lady came to the balcony. At first I tried conversing a little in basic English, but she didn鈥檛 understand any, so I thought of trying with basic Polish and she actually understood me better! Such was聽our conversation that we managed to talk about Montenegro, the mountains, Kotor old town, the sea, the cheese that comes from the mountain goats, Croatia, Russian language and her airbnb business: I in basic Polish and she in basic Montenegrin. I love understanding and speaking some Polish as it allows me to somewhat understand other Slavic words around Europe. She was a fantastic, super friendly woman and so was her son.
After everybody was up, we were ready to walk to Kotor old town, which was about 20 minutes from our rented apartment. It was already starting to get hot at that time in the morning, but the stroll towards the old town was pleasant. We passed some聽city beaches on our way. The water started turning聽bluer and bluer as the morning progressed. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
Shortly after, the friendly Montenegrin host lady came to the balcony. At first I tried conversing a little in basic English, but she didn鈥檛 understand any, so I thought of trying with basic Polish and she actually understood me better! Such was聽our conversation that we managed to talk about Montenegro, the mountains, Kotor old town, the sea, the cheese that comes from the mountain goats, Croatia, Russian language and her airbnb business: I in basic Polish and she in basic Montenegrin. I love understanding and speaking some Polish as it allows me to somewhat understand other Slavic words around Europe. She was a fantastic, super friendly woman and so was her son.
After everybody was up, we were ready to walk to Kotor old town, which was about 20 minutes from our rented apartment. It was already starting to get hot at that time in the morning, but the stroll towards the old town was pleasant. We passed some聽city beaches on our way. The water started turning聽bluer and bluer as the morning progressed. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Our One Day in Kotor, Montenegro
Guide Location: Montenegro » Kotor
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Pooja Gautam
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Guide Location: Montenegro » Kotor
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Pooja Gautam
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Kotor Old Town
- Fortress of St. John
- Lovcen National Park
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