Hotel Nauta Perast, situated in the charming coastal town of Perast overlooking Boka Bay in Montenegro, provides guests with a harmonious blend of historic Mediterranean allure and contemporary luxuries.

At Nauta, visitors have the opportunity to discover hidden gems of the region, ranging from local delicacies and wines to enchanting islands and well-preserved fortresses. With 8 uniquely designed rooms and suites adorned with local artwork and offering breathtaking sea vistas, guests are sure to be captivated. The hotel’s restaurant combines traditional Montenegrin flavors and recipes with international influences, creating a culinary experience like no other.

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Discover the enchanting town of Perast, a hidden gem nestled along Montenegro’s stunning Adriatic coastline. With a rich history dating back to its Venetian origins and now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Perast offers a captivating blend of old-world charm and natural beauty.

Perast, a quaint seaside town with a population of just 350 inhabitants, boasts a compact size spanning less than a kilometer. Situated 12 km from the bustling city of Kotor, Perast is framed by the majestic St. Ilija Hill and overlooks the Verige Strait, a picturesque passage in the Boka Bay. Despite its small size, Perast is home to an impressive collection of 16 churches and 17 meticulously preserved palaces. The town’s strategic location ensures abundant sunshine throughout the day while shielding it from the chill of northern winds. Adding to its allure are the two stunning islands visible from Perast’s shores: Sveti Djordje (St. George) and Gospa od Škrpjela (Lady of the Rocks).

Conveniently positioned at the heart of the Boka Bay, Perast and Nauta Hotel are easily accessible by air, road, or public transport. With airports in close proximity such as Tivat, Podgorica, and Dubrovnik (with Tivat Airport just 22km away), reaching Nauta Hotel is a breeze. The hotel offers assistance with airport transfers; simply reach out to us for more details. To maintain its intimate ambiance and protected status, cars are not permitted within the town of Perast. However, the dedicated staff at Nauta Hotel will ensure a seamless arrival by organizing a pickup at the town gates.

Perast History

Tracing its roots back to the ancient Illyrian tribe Pirusta, Perast evolved from a humble fishing village with active shipyards as early as the 14th century. Following Kotor’s allegiance to Venetian rule in 1420, Perast flourished as a prominent commercial hub within the Boka Bay region, which was divided between the Ottoman Empire and the Venetian Republic from the late 15th century onwards.

Following a resilient defense against an Ottoman assault in 1654, Perast was bestowed with the Venetian flag of St. Mark, marking a period of prosperity for the town. Enjoying privileged trade relations with the Republic of Venice, Perast thrived until Napoleon’s conquest in 1797 brought an end to this era. Subsequently controlled by various European powers, Perast eventually became part of Yugoslavia in 1944 before attaining independence as part of Montenegro in 2006.

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