Kotor - all beaches

This hotel is not deserving of a 5-star rating. The pools are enjoyable and the water temperature is perfect for a refreshing swim, but there is a noticeable accumulation of limescale that requires attention. The beach is lovely and there is a pleasant snack bar; however, they play terrible music at a high volume. The cleanliness is subpar, both in the rooms and throughout the complex. On the first day, I noticed a hair tie by the poolside, and to my surprise, it was still there on the seventh day. It appears that there is a lack of supervision from a general manager overseeing operations. While some of the staff members are competent, they do seem rather young and inexperienced. Overall, it was a pleasant stay, but there were numerous minor issues that were not quite up to par.

This beach is perfect for spending an entire day, even if you have kids with you. They have toilets available and a small restaurant that serves coffee, beer, cold lemonade, potato chips, sandwiches, and even ćevapi. Additionally, the water on the left side of the beach is warmer.

This beautiful beach boasts crystal-clear, shallow turquoise waters that are simply breathtaking. However, if you wish to relax in a comfortable sunchair, a small fee of 10 to 15 euros for the entire day is required. Alternatively, there is ample free space available, although it may not be shaded. Parking is free of charge, which is a definite plus. Although the beach is rather small, the beautiful views and pristine waters make it well worth a visit.

The shoreline was breathtakingly stunning. As the sun reached its zenith, merrymaking commenced at the cocktail area, accompanied by upbeat tunes that set the perfect ambiance. The drinks were delectable and the cost was quite reasonable.

Upon our arrival in Kotor, we were met with the sight of two colossal cruise ships - an MSC liner and a TUI liner. The old town of Kotor is quaintly small, easily traversable within a leisurely 15-minute walk. However, the town's narrow streets cannot accommodate a large influx of people, especially when they are all heading in different directions. As someone who lives and works in the bustling city of London, I am accustomed to the crowds, but it can be overwhelming when everyone is going their separate ways. To escape the hustle and bustle, I took a break from the fast-paced lifestyle and explored the new Kotor, the river, and the park. I enjoyed a peaceful stroll through the serene surroundings. If you're planning a visit, it's best to avoid the crowds of the cruise ships and instead opt for a meal in new Kotor or purchase food to enjoy in the beautiful park. Not only is it more affordable, but it's also a much more relaxed experience.

The water is a beautiful shade of blue! It's a lovely spot to relax and enjoy the view. A small section of the beach has sandy shores. However, if you're looking to snorkel or dive, this isn't the best place. There isn't anything particularly interesting at the bottom of the sea. The road leading to the beach is not in great condition, so getting there can be tiring and time-consuming. I suggest this place if you're looking to spend the whole day unwinding, rather than just going for a quick visit.