Stadion pod Vrmcem

The ground sits at the foot of Vrmac, in Rakite, on the plot where Kotor's first football pitch was laid out. The club that plays there, FK Bokelj, was founded on 30 July 1922 as SK Primorac — the same year the ground itself was built. The Municipality of Kotor owns it.

Two rounds of work have reshaped it since: one in 1960, a second in 2004. What was done, and at what cost, is not written down anywhere that survives.

The largest crowd it has held came on 9 June 2007, when Bokelj met FK Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje in a Montenegrin First League relegation play-off and 2,000 people got in. What the stadium actually holds is a matter on which the record does not agree; the seated count and the totals kept elsewhere sit far apart.

Europe came once. In 2016 Bokelj played its first continental tie here, a UEFA Europa League qualifier against FK Vojvodina, and drew 1–1. Beyond that the calendar is domestic and local: the ground takes the annual final of the Nikša Bućin Cup, contested by third-tier clubs from the south of Montenegro. The surface is natural grass.