Perast — a tiny, perfectly preserved Baroque village on the Bay of Kotor, once home to a fleet of sea captains and now the gateway to the Bay's most photographed island.

A man-made islet with a beautiful Baroque church, built up over centuries by sailors dropping stones and sunken ships at the site.

Perast's tallest landmark, with a bell tower offering sweeping views over the bay and the town's Baroque palaces.

A row of grand 17th-century captains' palaces along the water, best seen by boat or from a waterfront café.