Great vacation spot! Nestled between mountains and sea, along the road from Tivat to Kotor (on the Adriatic Highway), there's a peaceful place in the Bay of Kotor called Stoliv.

Stoliv is a somewhat typical Mediterranean village with gray-white stone facades, wide-open windows, and plenty of greenery, dominated by olive trees whose silvery branches can be seen on the hills. The atmosphere there is unique and indescribable, you have to experience it yourself. The cleanliness and quality of the sea, small pontoons, nature, tranquility, and hospitable hosts make this place special. Just 4 miles from the ancient city of Kotor, 2 miles from Tivat, and 1 mile from the ferry, it's strategically positioned for exploring this part of the Bay with ease. From the campsite, you can see two islands, St. George and Our Lady of the Rocks, and the beautiful captain's town of Perast, making your vacation unforgettable.

The campsite offers shower facilities, electrical hookups, toilets, fridge and freezer use, Wi-Fi, and more. Nearby, there's a convenience store and a bus stop.

In front of the campsite, there are two larger pontoons (typical for the Bay) and a beach ideal for families with children. Part of the campsite is covered with traditional grapevines for shade in the summer, while for the other part, you'll need your canopy or umbrellas.

Above Lower Stoliv is a small place called Upper Stoliv (on the northern slope of the Vrmac peninsula, at an altitude of about 240m), which you should visit for the view and beautiful chestnut forest, reachable by an easy 45-minute walk.

During the summer season, it's advisable to use public transportation or taxis and leave your camp cabin parked at the campsite due to narrow roads and potential summer crowds.