Shopping Centre Kamelija

If you're looking for a break from Kotor’s winding, cobbled streets, Shopping Centre Kamelija gives you a chance to shop in a more modern setting. It’s a relaxed spot with a decent mix of fashion boutiques, a grocery store for essentials, and a food court for when you’re in need of a quick bite. There's also a kids' playroom, making it a convenient stop for families.

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addressSquare Mata Petrovića, Kotor
openingHoursMon–Sat 7am–10pm, Sun closed
phone+382 32 335 380
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Porto Montenegro

Porto Montenegro isn’t your typical shopping spot — it’s more like a stylish waterfront village where high-end boutiques sit alongside relaxed cafés. You’ll find big names like Bvlgari, Rolex, and the Fashion Gallery, which brings together designers like Balenciaga, Valentino, and Jacquemus. But it’s not all about the labels — there are also smaller shops selling linen outfits, handcrafted jewellery, and sleek resort wear. It’s definitely more on the luxury side, but even if you’re not planning to splurge, it’s a great place to wander, people-watch, and soak up the marina scene.

MiS Souvenir & Gift Shop

MiS Souvenir and Gift Shop is a solid stop if you're looking for authentic Montenegrin souvenirs without the hefty price tag. It’s got a bit of everything — handcrafted jewellery, local artwork, and plenty of small trinkets to remember your trip by. The prices are pretty reasonable, and you’ll find some nice, unique pieces that make for great gifts or keepsakes.

Belodore

If you're into high-end perfumes, Belodore in Porto Montenegro is a must-visit. This regional chain of exclusive perfumeries offers an impressive selection of over 50 niche perfume brands and premium skincare products. You'll find renowned names like Acqua di Parma, Amouage, Creed, Byredo, and Kilian, among others. The staff are super knowledgeable and happy to help you discover the perfect scent.

Kotor's Old Town

Stumble upon unexpected finds as you weave through Kotor’s narrow, sun-dappled streets of the Old Town, and come across tiny boutiques and cluttered little shops selling everything from hand-stitched linens to bottles of local rakija. There’s no shortage of souvenir spots, but the real gems are the ones tucked away — places where you can pick up vintage maps, chunky handmade jewellery, or olive oil straight from a Montenegrin farm.

Shopping Centre Kamelija

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