After Sveti Stefan, Novak went to Kotor, had dinner in unreal idyll next to an old mill
The world' best tennis player is on a short vacation on the Montenegrin coast
The world's best tennis player Novak Djokovic suddenly decided to travel to Montenegro after winning Wimbledon and a record 20th Grand Slam title, which equaled his tally with that of his biggest rivals, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.
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Djokovic was first on Sveti Stefan, where he visited a church where he got married seven years ago. The best tennis player in the world extended his stay in Montenegro and then went to Kotor, where he had dinner at the restaurant Stari Mlin, where the ambience is like in the old days, with a traditional mill, powered by water from a submerged spring that erupts from the rocks and flows into the sea right next to the restaurant.
The restaurant is surrounded by fig trees and ponds, and there are old wooden bridges that are a special attraction for guests.
Novak had the opportunity to have dinner in this pearl of the Boka restaurants, where he was photographed with the restaurant staff.
Serbia is still waiting for Novak Djokovic's decision regarding his participation in the Olympic Games in Tokyo. His biggest rivals, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, have already pulled out of the Games, and Novak also said after winning Wimbledon that the chances were 50-50, after organizers introduced increasingly strict protocols, and decided not to allow fans to attend events.
(Telegraf.rs)