Perast lies at the edge of the Bay of Kotor, an encyclopedia of the contradictions of post-Yugoslavia. Glimpses of dazzling beauty, carcasses of the Yugoslav navy, ancient Habsburg forts, and wrecks of fishing boats. Venetian villages with unchanged grace, but polluted and sometimes smelly waters. The charm and the white stones of Kotor are dominated …
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