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A fjord-like bay, walled old towns and Adriatic swims without the Dubrovnik crowds.

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For two adults and two children aged 4 and 8, expect roughly £620 for return flights, £840 for a family room or apartment and £840 to spend in October, one of the best months to go. That's about £2,300 in all. The cheapest month is January, at about £1,832.
| Month | Season | Family of four, 7 nights |
|---|---|---|
| January | Cheap | £1,832 |
| February | Cheap | £1,832 |
| March | Cheap | £1,832 |
| April | Normal | £2,300 |
| MayBest | Busy | £2,768 |
| JuneBest | Peak | £3,378 |
| July | Peak | £3,378 |
| August | Peakschool hols | £3,597 |
| SeptemberBest | Busy | £2,768 |
| OctoberBest | Normal | £2,300 |
| November | Cheap | £1,832 |
| December | Cheap | £1,832 |
Return flights from London. Short-haul airlines usually charge children the adult fare. A mid-range family room or apartment, plus food, local transport and days out. Prices go up in UK school holidays; August is counted as school holidays here. These are rough guides, not quotes. Plan your own holiday to see costs for your party, dates and holiday style, and add real prices as you find them.
The best months for Bay of Kotor are May, June, September and October. It's cheapest in January, February, March, November and December. June, July and August are peak season, when prices are highest.
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