Takeoff
The gallery begins just after takeoff from the Lovćen route and then opens into the wider Bay view.

These photos follow the route from the high Lovćen start into the Bay of Kotor: first moments after takeoff, wide mountain-and-water views, St John Fortress, Old Town and the lower approach.
The gallery begins just after takeoff from the Lovćen route and then opens into the wider Bay view.
St John Fortress and the Old Town appear progressively larger as the flight descends toward Kotor.
Passenger images show the normal seated tandem position with the pilot behind.
The gallery follows the Kotor flight roughly in the order you experience it.
At first, the launch slope and mountain terrain are still close. Then the view opens into the Bay: water, steep rock and settlements along the shore. As the flight comes lower, St John Fortress, Kotor Old Town, the marina and waterfront become the main landmarks.
The exact line changes with the conditions, so think of this as the character of the route rather than a frame-by-frame promise for every flight.
From the high Lovćen start, the scale is the first thing you notice. The Bay sits far below between mountain walls, and Kotor can look surprisingly small.
On a clear day, this is the part of the flight where the wider geography is easiest to understand.
As you descend, the view becomes more local. St John Fortress and its walls sit on the steep slope above the Old Town. Roofs, roads, boats and the waterfront begin to separate into individual details.
This change from a huge Bay panorama to a very recognisable town below is one of the things that gives the Kotor route its character.
You sit in the front harness with the pilot behind you. After takeoff there is no need to keep running or hold yourself up; you settle into a seated flying position.
The passenger photographs in this gallery are useful for that reason: they show the actual body position once the takeoff is over.
Near the lower approach, Kotor Old Town and the marina can sit almost directly beneath the flight. The bay shore becomes the dominant reference instead of the wider mountain panorama.
Landing details can change with the day, so the final images are best read as lower-route orientation rather than a fixed landing promise.
Light changes the Bay a lot. Clear sun, haze, cloud shadow and the season can make the same route look very different.
That variation is normal. The geography stays Kotor; the exact colour, visibility, height and route line belong to the conditions of your own flight.
Yes. The gallery is arranged around the local Lovćen-to-Kotor route: mountain takeoff, high Bay views, St John Fortress, Old Town and the lower approach.
No two flights look identical. Cloud, haze, sun angle, visibility, lift and the exact route line change the view from day to day.
The passenger sits in the front harness and the pilot sits behind. Once takeoff is complete, the normal flying position is seated and relaxed.
They show the lower route and bay-shore context, not a guaranteed landing point. The tandem pilot chooses the landing plan for the conditions on the day.
Pilot GoPro video is optional at €10. After a successful recording, you receive the SD card after the flight or a download link when the files are ready.
Use the contact page to message the local team with your preferred day or date range and how many people want to fly.
Basis: current Kotor gallery image set, visual readback and the 2026-10-07 local-pilot-team operational layer.
Weather, light, visibility, height and the exact flight line change from day to day. Image captions should be rechecked if the gallery set changes.
After the gallery
The current tandem flight fee is €155 per participant. If Kotor is the flight you want, message the local team with your preferred day or date range and passenger count.
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