Bratešići: Hotels and Accommodations

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Nature and Trails

The Bratešići–Čavori route is 3 km long and is described as running along traditional paths and unclassified roads. It is classified for hiking.

The local mountain trail network of Kotor connects public roads with natural and cultural-historical sites. It is intended for tourism, hiking, walking, and recreation.

Culture

The Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker in Bratešići is classified as a third-category cultural asset. The restored church was consecrated during a liturgy on June 14, 2009. It is built of hewn gray stone as a single-nave structure and has a bell gable with one bell.

Its grounds include an active village cemetery. It is enclosed by a stone wall; the gate is on the west side.

Geographical Setting

The Bratešići stop on the described route offers views toward Jaz Beach and of the Bay of Tivat. The described round trip through Grbalj is 52 km long and takes approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes.

In the southern part of Grbalj behind Jaz Beach, there are orchards, vineyards, and vegetable gardens. The local roads used for the described tour of Grbalj are narrow in places and have potholes. The Adriatic Coastal Road from Budva to Tivat runs through Grbalj.

More local pages: Kotor, Glavati, Perast, Trojica, Tresnjica, Strp, Kovaci, Jaz

To the higher-level travel overview: Kotor.