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Kotor Base Details KOTOR BASE DETAILS ADDRESS OF THE BASE DYC KOTOR Šuranj b.b. 85330 Kotor Montenegro GPS position: 42°42,22'N - 18°77,06'E Opening hours: 9AM - 5PM MAP OF THE BASE CONTACTS AT THE BASE BASE MANAGER: Goran Grbović +382 67 44 09 99 [email protected] FACILITIES AT THE BASE ☒ Electricity ☒ Wifi ☒ Water ☒ Restaurant(s) ☐ Toilets ☒ Bar(s) ☐ Showers ☒ Supermarket / Grocery store ☐ Laundry ☒ ATM ☐ Swimming Pool ☒ Post Office CAR PARK Street parking is provided on site with hourly rate of €0,9. If you need reserved parking for your entire stay, please contact our base manager. PROVISIONING & SUPERMARKET The base can provide a provisioning service: ☐ Yes ☒ No If applicable the provisioning list will be sent by email with your booking confirmation. IDEA SUPERMARKET Monday 7AM – Midnight Tuesday 7AM – Midnight Šuranj b.b. Wednesday 7AM – Midnight 85330 Kotor Thursday 7AM – Midnight Montenegro Friday 7AM – Midnight Saturday 7AM – Midnight Sunday 7AM – Midnight Opening hours may differ during public holidays and are subject to change without notice. USEFUL INFORMATION Local Currency: Euro The base can accept: ☒ Visa ☒ Mastercard ☒ Amex ☒ Cash Boating licence required: ☒ Yes ☐ No COUNTRY INFORMATION On land electricity is: 220 V Area code from abroad is: +382 INTERNET Cell phones can work depending on zones but don’t forget the roaming fees! There is internet access via cafes and Wi-Fi hotspots, but you may need to pay. BAGGAGE TYPE Please only take soft bags and not suitcases as they would be too cumbersome onboard. Information subject to change without notice. HOW TO GET THERE? ACCESS BY PLANE Tivat Airport (8 km from the base – 10 minutes by car) • During the high season there are regular flights from various European destinations, please check the schedule at www.montenegroairports.com Dubrovnik Airport (70 km from the base – 1 hour 30 minutes by car) • Flights from Zagreb and/or other Croatian cities with www.croatiaairlines.com • During the season there are regular flights from various European destinations, please check the schedule at www.airport-dubrovnik.hr Podgorica Airport (87 km from the base – 1 hour 30 minutes by car) • Flights to regional destinations throughout the year with www.montenegroairlines.com • During the high season there are regular flights from various European destinations, please check the schedule at www.montenegroairports.com TRANSFERS FROM AIRPORT TO DYC BASE KOTOR If you need organized transfer from the airport, please contact our base manager. Major car rental companies operate their offices at all airports, please refer to airport websites for info, working hours and contacts. Taxis are regularly available in front of the airport buildings. ACCESS BY ROAD From Tivat Take Jadranska magistarala (Adriatic Motorway) in direction of Tivat Airport and Kotor. After passing the airport at roundabout take the 3rd exit and follow the direction to Kotor via Vrmac Tunnel. After exiting the tunnel, our offices are only 1km far in the direction of Kotor Old Town. From Dubrovnik Take state road D8 and follow the directions to Dubrovnik Airport and Karasovići / Debeli Brijeg border crossing between Croatia and Montenegro. After entering Montenegro follow E65 road in direction to Kotor and Budva. At Kamenari there is a fast 24-hour ferry service to Lepetane which runs every 15 minutes and shortens the journey significantly (€4,5 toll). Alternatively continue on scenic road E65 in direction to Kotor and enjoy the views of beautiful Bay of Kotor. From Podgorica There are two options for reaching Kotor from Podgorica. If you prefer scenic views take the M23 road and follow the direction to Budva since the road goes near Cetinje and Lovćen National Park, important tourist attractions. If you prefer a faster journey, take E80 in the direction to Budva. From Budva continue on E80 to Kotor. ACCESS BY BUS Kotor Bus station is located 200m from DYC Kotor base. There are frequent daily regular bus services to Budva, Tivat and Podgorica with departures approximately every 30 minutes. There are also regular regional services to Dubrovnik, Split, Mostar, Belgrade and other destinations. Information subject to change without notice. HOTELS & RESTAURANTS HOTEL SUGGESTIONS: • HOTEL ASTORIA: • BOUTIQUE HOTEL HIPPOCAMPUS: • HISTORIC BOUTIQUE HOTEL CATTARO: RESTAURANT SUGGESTIONS: • GALION: • OLD WINERY: • STARI MLINI: .
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