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  • Viking-Star-and-Kotor-Bay-1 - Viking Star and the surrounding idyllic landscape of Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-waterway.jpg - A centuries-old manmade waterway in Old Kotor, Montenegro.
  • View-of-Church-of-Our-Lady-of-Remedy-Kotor.jpg - The view from the ramparts above Kotor with the Church of Our Lady of Remedy at the right.
  • Kotor-port-closeup.jpg - A closeup look at Kotor's Stari Grad, or Old Town, from the Port of Kotor.
  • Montenegro-Kotor-Perast - Visit the charming centuries-old town of Perast in the Bay of Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-square.jpg - A square in Kotor's Stari Grad, or Old Town, lined with elegant stone houses and thin lanes.
  • Kotor-shop-window.jpg - Souvenirs and decorative items in a shop window in Old Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-ruins-4.jpg - Ruins, part of the  Castle of San Giovanni (or the Castle of St. John) at the summit of the Ladder of Kotor.
  • Kotor-shopkeepers.jpg - JD Lasica: "We passed by these two young shopkeepers along a cobblestone street in Old Kotor, and I decided to double back and ask them to pose."
  • Old-Kotor-buildings.jpg - Buildings in Old Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-view-from-the-harbor.jpg - A view of Old Kotor from the harbor.
  • Kotor-trail-at-twilight.jpg - As night descends, lights cast a glow on key monuments along the centuries-old trail called the Ladder of Kotor.
  • Kotor-steps-best.jpg - A steep winding trail above Old Kotor leads you up 1,350 steps to the ruins of the Castle of San Giovanni, some 4,000 feet above the bay.
  • Kotor-clock-tower.jpg - The historic clock tower is the first building you'll spot as you enter Kotor's main town entrance, Morska Vrata or Sea Gate.
  • Kotor-classic-buildings.jpg - Church spires amid a cluster of classic buildings in Old Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-cityscape.jpg - The cityscape of Old Kotor, Montenegro, with its Mediterranean-style orange-tiled houses.
  • Kotor-church.jpg - The Kotor Cathedral, built in honor of St. Tryphon, was consecrated in 1166 as a Catholic church and was restored after two earthquakes. Its frescoes date to the 1300s.
  • Kotor-church-steeples.jpg - Church steeples rise in Old Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-church-medieval-motif-3.jpg - A church fresco dating to the 1300s AD seen in Kotor Cathedral in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-cafe-patrons.jpg - Local patrons in a cafe in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-battlement.jpg - A medieval battlement, with narrow slits for weapons, along the 1,350-step trail rising above Kotor.
  • kotor-marina.jpg - View of the marina in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • SeaDreamII-in-Kotor-Montenegro - SeaDream II sails through the harbor of historic Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-church-sanctuary.jpg - The sanctuary of  Kotor Cathedral in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-winding-steps.jpg - A winding trail above Old Kotor leads you up 1,350 stairs along the Ladder of Kotor to the ruins of a fortress at the summit.
  • Royal-Clipper-in-Kotor-Montenegro - Royal Clipper arrives in Kotor, Montenegro, as part of a Mediterranean itinerary.  The ship carries just 227 guests and boasts 19,000 square feet of open deck and three swimming pools.
  • Kotor-building.jpg - A historic building in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Old-Kotor-building.jpg - A building in Old Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-basilica.jpg - A church basilica rises above Kotor's Stari Grad, or Old Town.
  • Kotor-as-seen-from-Viking-Star.jpg - Kotor, a coastal city in Montenegro, as seen from Viking Star. The World Heritage Site has 13,500 residents.
  • Kotor-alleyway.jpg - One of the lanes, lined with shops, along Kotor's Stari Grad, or Old Town.
  • Kotor-ruins-2.jpg - Ruins, part of the  Castle of San Giovanni (or the Castle of St. John) at the summit of the Ladder of Kotor.
  • Kotor-restaurant.jpg - The brick interior of Dalmatinska Konoba Cesarica, a restaurant in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Ornamental-cannons.jpg - Ornamental cannons outside a museum in Old Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-memorial.jpg - A memorial to World War II veterans near the dock in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-emblem.jpg - A winged lion-like statue on the city walls of Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-terminal - Kotor as seen right from the cruise ship terminal.
  • Kotor-landscape - The pretty landscape of Kotor seen from atop a mountain trail.
  • Kotor-Montenegro-overlook-4.jpg - A grand overlook of Kotor and its iconic orange-roofed buildings as seen from near the top of the Ladder of Kotor trail.
  • Kotor-trail-and-church.jpg - The back side of the Church of Our Lady of Remedy, built in 1518, about a third of the way up the trail known as the Ladder of Kotor.
  • kotor-islet.jpg - Visit a tiny island church with hidden Baroque art in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Seadream-Kotor.jpg - Enjoy the dramatic shoreline of Kotor, Montenegro, on a SeaDream cruise.
  • viking-star-in-kotor.jpg - Viking Star in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Oceania-Kotor.jpg - View of Kotor, Montenegro, and Oceania's Riviera as seen from the Castle of San Giovanni.
  • Montenegro-stek.jpg - Steak is ths specialty of the day at this restaurant in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Montenegro-Kotor-Old-Town - The walls of Kotor surround the old town of Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Montenegro-Kotor - Kotor, a stunningly beautiful coastal town in Montenegro, has a population of about 13,500.
  • Montenegro-Kotor-Perast2 - Stop and have a cool drink on the Perast coast near Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Montenegro-Kotor-cathedral - The Saint Tryphon cathedral in Kotor, Montenegro, was built in 1166.
  • Viking-Star-in-Kotor - Viking Star sits dockside, right in the heart of historic Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Viking-Star-Old-Kotor - Viking Star docked in Old Kotor. During busy summer months there are as many as five cruise ships in port, but on this November day there was only one.
  • Kotor-Dalmatinska-Konoba-Cesarica-waitress - A waitress (who had a college degree in engineering) at Dalmatinska Konoba Cesarica, a charming eatery in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-Montenegro-church.jpg - Azamara's “Private Journeys” program includes a visit to a tiny island church with hidden Baroque art in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Church-angel-statue.jpg - A statue of an angel above the altar of Kotor Cathedral in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Inside-Kotor-church-2.jpg - Toward the front of Kotor Cathedral in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-cafe.jpg - A patron relaxes at Caffe Bar Forza in Kotor's Old Town.
  • Inside-Kotor-church-2-1.jpg - The Serbian Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas in Old Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-church-medieval-motif-2.jpg - A church fresco dating to the 1300s AD seen in Kotor Cathedral in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-church-medieval-motif.jpg - A church fresco dating to the 1300s AD seen in Kotor Cathedral in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-door-knocker.jpg - A vintage door knocker in Kotor's Stari Grad, or Old Town.
  • Kotor-emblem2.jpg - A winged beast statue on the city walls of Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-from-Viking-Star-infinity-pool.jpg - A view of Kotor, Montenegro, from the infinity pool on Viking Star.
  • Kotor-kitty.jpg - A kitty in Kotor, Montenegro, a cat-friendly city.
  • Kotor-lookout.jpg - JD Lasica: "This is my favorite photo from Kotor. You can see the Old Town, Kotor Bay, the steep winding trail and Viking Star."
  • Kotor-overlook-2.jpg - Viking Star docked right at the entrance to Old Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-overlook-3.jpg - From this vantage point more than halfway up the Ladder of Kotor, you can see the Old Town, Kotor Bay, the steep winding trail and Viking Star.
  • Kotor-overlooka.jpg - A grand overlook of Kotor and its iconic orange-roofed buildings as seen from two-thirds up the Ladder of Kotor trail.
  • Kotor-restaurant-menu.jpg - A menu at a fish restaurant in the heart of Old Kotor.
  • Kotor-ruins-3.jpg - The ruins of centuries-old fortress walls as seen from the Castle of San Giovanni in Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Kotor-ruins-5.jpg - Ruins, part of the  Castle of San Giovanni (or the Castle of St. John) at the summit of the Ladder of Kotor.
  • Kotor-shopkeepers-2.jpg - JD Lasica: "We passed by these two young shopkeepers along a cobblestone street in Old Kotor, and I decided to double back and ask them to pose."
  • Kotor-shoreline.jpg - Buildings line the pretty shoreline of Kotor, Montenegro,
  • Kotor-through-window.jpg - Kotor as seen through a window in the abandoned Castle of San Giovanni (or the Castle of St. John as English-speaking tourists call it).
  • Viking-tour-guide-in-Kotor.jpg - A tour guide for Viking leads her group on a two-hour tour of Old Kotor in Montenegro.
  • Kotor-Montenegro-overlook-3.jpg - From this vantage point more than halfway up the Ladder of Kotor, you can see the Old Town, Kotor Bay, the steep winding trail and Viking Star.
  • Viking-Star-docked-in-Kotor-Bay.jpg - Viking Star on a day when she's the only cruise ship in Kotor Bay.
  • View-from-Church-of-Our-Lady-of-Remedy-Kotor.jpg - The view from the ramparts above Kotor with the steeple of Church of Our Lady of Remedy at the right.
  • Royal-Clipper-in-Kotor-Montenegro - Royal Clipper arrives in Kotor, Montenegro, as part of a Mediterranean itinerary.  The ship carries just 227 guests and boasts 19,000 square feet of open deck and three swimming pools.
  • Montenegro-Kotor-Old-Town - The walls of Kotor surround the old town of Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Montenegro-Kotor - Kotor, a stunningly beautiful coastal town in Montenegro, has a population of about 13,500.
  • Montenegro-Kotor-Perast2 - Stop and have a cool drink on the Perast coast near Kotor, Montenegro.
  • SeaDreamII-in-Kotor-Montenegro - SeaDream II sails through the harbor of historic Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Montenegro-Kotor-Perast - Visit the charming centuries-old town of Perast in the Bay of Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Montenegro-Kotor-cathedral - The Saint Tryphon cathedral in Kotor, Montenegro, was built in 1166.
  • Viking-Star-and-Kotor-Bay-1 - Viking Star and the surrounding idyllic landscape of Kotor, Montenegro.
  • Viking-Star-Old-Kotor - Viking Star docked in Old Kotor. During busy summer months there are as many as five cruise ships in port, but on this November day there was only one.

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