Boka Kotorska
Boka Kotorska (Bay of Kotor, Bocca di Cattaro) is a winding bay of the Adriatic sea. It is considered as Europe's southernmost fjord. There are is composed of four smaller bays, named after the towns of Kotor, Tivat, Herceg-Novi, and Risan.
The traditional inhabitants of Boka are Serbs with some Croats (NB not Montenegrins, which are from Cetinje etc), and they are often collectively referred to as the Bokelji.
Map of Boka Kotorska
The three counties making up Boka Kotorska have a total population of 71,443 which has about 76% Orthodox and 11% Catholics:
- Kotor 23,481
- Tivat 13,991
- Herceg-Novi 33,971