Shopping Centre Kamelija

The mall is compact in size, yet boasts a myriad of offerings. Well maintained, it features quite a spacious parking area that adds to the convenience. Inside the mall, you can explore an array of cosmetic shops, a cozy cafe that doubles as a potential workspace, sporting goods stores, and a delightful fresh fruit store. I like that the mall houses a gaming center for enthusiasts and a dedicated children's play area, ensuring a diverse range of attractions for visitors of all ages.

This is a small shopping center compared with the other malls all around Europe but in Kamelija you can kind everything you look for and you can also spend nice time for a snack or drink. When you visit Kotor, you can pop in and spend a few hours here

Small and well-kept, very limited amount of shops, so I only come for the drogerie which is very decent and the supermarket although it became rather overpriced. I like the glass structure allowing plenty of natural light in. One strange thing is that smoking is apparently allowed here so the smell is not so pleasant.

It is a good but a small mall. We found it on the last day and liked it. We never expected to find such a place in Kotor. I guess food options were less. The kids' play area was good and only charged 3 euros.

Kamelija is a small shopping center that provides basic services, including a supermarket, pharmacy, and several shops, making it convenient for a quick stop. However, the experience could be improved in a few areas. One issue is the restroom, which requires a €1 fee. I recommend avoiding the payment machine near the bathroom, as I had trouble with it and lost €1. Instead, it’s better to make a purchase in the supermarket and use the QR code from your receipt for access. My fiancée didn’t face any issues, but it’s something to be aware of. The center is easy to navigate, with most of the stores and services spread over two floors. Parking is available but isn’t cheap, which adds to the overall cost of your visit. While it meets basic needs, the shopping center could be a better experience with a few adjustments.

I would urge them to open a food court for some chain fast food like other shopping centers, if someone needs to do casual shopping then this is the only place in kotor.

There are some stores you may want to check out (eyewear, clothing, sport and cosmetic). Also there is a paid parking available, but if you have a receipt with at least €20 (or €25, i’m not sure), you will be not charged for parking (just give a receipt to with your parking ticket). I’d like to see more nice stores, that’s why rated as 4.

Super weird shopping center with paid toilet. You may pay only with 0.5 or 1 euro coins. If you have no coins like that you may go away because there are no shops which would like to help you to change money. For that touristic town like Kotor it's shameful to be like that. I have no words.