Donji Stoliv: Hotels and Accommodations
Donji Stoliv is a small waterfront settlement on the shore of the bay. Those wishing to book a hotel in Donji Stoliv can continue their accommodation search afterward.
By the Water
Donji Stoliv has direct access to the bay for swimming and a small pebble beach. The lower village is compact and easy to explore on foot. Donji Stoliv is also located on the bus route between Kotor and Herceg Novi.
Trails and Surroundings
The official local mountain hiking network includes the 5-kilometre Donji Stoliv–Vrdola route. This route is classified as a mountain trail of moderate difficulty.
Nearby is Upper Stoliv, above Lower Stoliv on Vrmac. An easy 45-minute walk leads there and to viewpoints as well as a chestnut forest. Also nearby, a stone footpath leads from Donji Stoliv through a chestnut forest to Gornji Stoliv. Gornji Stoliv offers views of Perast and its islands, as well as Orahovac and part of Dobrota. Nearby Gornji Stoliv can be reached from Donji Stoliv on foot in approximately 30 to 40 minutes.
Culture
Crkva Imena Marijinog is classified as a Category III cultural heritage site in Stoliv. Ime Marijino is the patron saint of Donji Stoliv, and Crkva Imena Marijinog is dedicated to her. The church stands in the central area of Stoliv, directly by the sea. It is a single-nave building made of finely worked stone blocks from KorÄŤula. Its inscription bears the year 1774, while its final completion is dated to 1781.
The Fešta Kamelija is a traditional cultural heritage event held in Stoliv in March or April. Nearby, the Church of St. Elijah dominates Gornji Stoliv. Its entrance inscription indicates an extension from 1556, and its bell tower was built in 1833.
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