The Bay of Kotor, a winding bay on Montenegro's Adriatic coast, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, picturesque medieval towns, and rich history. Accessibility varies; some areas are easily accessible by car or public transport, while others, particularly older towns like Kotor, feature narrow, cobblestone streets that may pose challenges for those with mobility issues. Solo exploration is possible, but guided boat tours and walking tours offer deeper insights into the area's history and culture. While the bay is beautiful year-round, the peak season is during the summer months (June-August), when prices are higher and crowds are larger. Costs can range from budget-friendly to luxurious, depending on accommodation and activities. A typical visit lasts several days to fully appreciate the bay's diverse attractions, including exploring Kotor's Old Town, visiting Our Lady of the Rocks island, and hiking in the surrounding mountains.