Perast, Montenegro

Perast is a quaint little village about 20 minutes from Kotor. You can get there by taking a 1 euro bus. There isn't a lot there, but the scenery is beautiful, and there are a handful of small restaurants with excellent seafood.

Sunrise and sunset return Perast, Montenegro Address: Perast city center | Plaza, Perast, Kotor Municipality, MontenegroPerast is an old town in Montenegro. This old town is surrounded by mountains and rivers. The whole town is not very big and there are few residents. The commercial atmosphere inside is not so strong. It is a good place to stay away from the city. There are no skyscrapers here. There was no car sound, only the sound of wind and sea. The buildings in the whole town are red and white. Every house is like a small fortress. There is a small yard at the door of people. Many people will raise some sheep and cattle on the mountain. Live a self-sufficient life. It feels really good to watch them live a slow life. Over a lawn, covered with flowers, went to the seaside, where the iconic tower of Perast was located, where the bell tower had stood for some years, and stood on it to look around the whole town, which was leaning against the sea and in a shade of green. Below is the blue sea, and the green mountains in the distance are very beautiful. There are many small ships on the sea, made by sunrise, returned by sunset. Many people here live by fishing. We ate fresh seafood for dinner. The people here are really super enthusiastic! ! ! Really comfortable after a day here!! Open: all day

Montenegro, a small country in Europe that is very modest, has become a back garden for Europeans to holiday because of the scenery and low prices. There are many mountain roads in Montenegro, but there is a saying that the scenery is infinite at the peak. On our way down the mountain road, we had a lot of beautiful scenery. Picture 1: A place called Sveti stefan, this place has a small island in the sea, and has now been rented by Amman Resorts Group Amman Resorts to become an island and a hotel. Figure 2-3: Perast's two famous water islands, St. George's Orthodox Church, cannot be boarded because it is a private territory. Notre Dame Island in Rock, there is the famous Notre Dame Scobieera Catholic Church on the island, can be boarded. After leaving from Perast, head to Herceg Novi, the closest border city to Croatia, and reach the top of the mountain overlooking the entire city.

Perast Pariste, the old town next to Kotor, Montenegro, can be reached by car for about half an hour. The intersection into Perast is guarded and there is a parking lot at the door, which is very convenient. In order to find the most beautiful angle of shooting, I followed the guide of the predecessors to the bell tower, which is said to be covered with bird droppings, but no tourists have been allowed in. Even if we smell bird droppings, we have to overlook the ancient city. We searched for a stone step all the way up. We found a relatively good location on the roof of what seemed to be a private house. The advantage is that the clock tower is also included. Finally, we took the most beautiful scenery of the old city.