Weather apps, even paying ones, with their large scale computer-generated models, are not sensitive enough to take into account the microclimate that is created by Kotor Bay’s mountains and water.
The weather in Kotor and Tivat Bay – or Boka Kotorska – is fascinating. But whether there is an inch or a mm, the icon will be the same – RAIN, see below:
This is a particularly wet spring 2025, looks like every trip for the next ten days will have to be cancelled. In fact, you might as well cancel your holiday! Luckily, a closer look at the numbers shows that all is not lost, and in fact, it’s very likely that 60% of the days will be fine, most of the day. Only two of the days are a wash-out, two more maybe.
There is no single forecast available that can accurately predict the weather here, unless it is mid-summer and a heat wave.
I use a combination of sources (including the sky at the time!) to make a judgement on the weather we have in store for us.
To enable us to provide you with the best possible experience, we contact you at least the day before your trip to check the weather forecast so we can arrange your trip for the best weather window possible.
The good news is that we would rather refund your deposit than take you out and you have a poor day, so please relax. These days, this might happen once a season, last year not even once!