At the narrowest point of the Bay of Kotor is the town of Stoliv. It literally consists of one or two streets stretching along the sea. A narrow winding road runs right along the water's edge, and on the other side is strewn with antique Italian-style forks. Calm reigns here, and the majority of vacationers are families from Italy and Germany. The promenade stretches all the way to Kotor, including the villages of Prcanj and Muo. Despite not being very popular among tourists, this is one of the most beautiful places on the coast of Montenegro.
In the first half of the day, when the sun has already risen, but has not yet emerged from behind the surrounding mountains, the lighting in this area is absolutely beautiful. As a photographer in Prcanj and Stoliv, I can show you the hidden gems of these places. If everyone takes pictures at the monumental steps of the Church of Our Lady, then in my photographs you will see other majestic architecture of the Mediterranean. These are chapels from the times of the Venetian Republic, and villas of the rich nobility of those times, and even cozy piers with fishing boats against the backdrop of the azure sea and gigantic mountains.
For lovers of good service and SPA, the luxurious Hyatt Regency Kotor Bay Resort opened in Stoliv a couple of years ago. As a photographer in Stoliv who knows the area well, I often recommend him for weddings and corporate events.
Huge liners enter the Verige Strait almost every day. Its width is only 250 meters, so sometimes it seems that an impressive sea vessel is passing right next to you. It’s especially spectacular when there are three or four of them in the bay. Luxurious white liners are also often featured in the frame, giving photos a nautical feel.
I strongly recommend taking a closer look at Stoliv and Prcanj as the location for a photo shoot in Montenegro
Photo sessions on the embankment from photographer Prcanj
