Bogdašići

Bogdašići sits on the lower Lustica peninsula at 150 metres above the Tivat coast, a small hillside village dating back at least to the thirteenth century. The…Bogdašići sits on the lower Lustica peninsula at 150 metres above the Tivat coast, a small hillside village dating back at least to the thirteenth century. The Saint Peter Orthodox church on the village's edge is one of the older surviving Orthodox foundations on the bay, with a single-nave Romanesque-Byzantine plan and frescoes from later periods. The village's stone-house core is largely preserved, with narrow lanes between the older buildings and a small parade of family-run shops and a konoba.

The village draws a quieter visitor share than the Tivat centre, mostly day-trippers walking the lower Lustica trails or driving through to the village church. Accommodation is a handful of stone-house apartment rentals and a small guesthouse. The Bogdašići viewpoint above the village covers the inner Bay of Kotor from Tivat north to the Verige strait. Access is by a paved road from the Tivat to Lustica route, ten minutes by car from the centre.