Things To Do

The Wedding Website of Kyle Haney and Ciara Caouette

Montenegro has something for everyone: the outdoorsman, the beach bum, and especially the foodie! Read below for our curated list of attractions based on our previous visit to this wonderful corner of the world. In short, if you're staying for only 2 days, consider a visit to the Church of Our Lady of the Rocks, a climb up St Nicholas' Bell Tower, or a stroll through the historic old town of Kotor. If you've got 3-4 days to spare, consider the following in addition to the above: take a boat to the blue caves, sample Montenegrin wine, or kayak the bay. For longer stays (e.g., 5-7+ days), consider all the above in addition to a drive along the Adriadic Coast, a visit to Durmitor National Park (Kyle's favorite part of Montenegro), or a day on the water by chartering a small boat with a local skipper.

Visit Our Lady of the Rocks

Perast, Montenegro

Take a short boat ride to the small island church just offshore. The views are unreal, and the ride itself sets the tone for Perast.

Restaurant Conte

bb Ul. Marka Martinovića, Perast, 85336, Montenegro

This upscale restaurant sits on a waterfront terrace and serves delicious dishes

Climb the St. Nicholas Bell Tower

FMPX+FF2, Perast, 85336, Montenegro

A few euros and a short climb reward you with one of the best bay viewpoints in town.

BBQ Tanjga

E65, Kotor, Kotor Municipality, Montenegro

In need of something familiar? This BBQ joint will have you thinking you transported back to Texas! Ciara and I will definitely be visiting this restaurant at some point during the weekend; come join us!

Swim Along the Waterfront

Perast, Montenegro

Perast doesn’t have beaches, but the designated swim areas along the promenade feel like a natural infinity pool.

Explore Kotor

Kotor, Montenegro

A quick 15-minute taxi ride brings you to the Old Town. Wander the maze-like streets, grab gelato, or hike up the fortress walls for a panoramic view.