At the Church of Our Lady of the Rocks, the stone wall surrounding the tiny man-made island in Perast is one of those quiet details you only really notice when you slow down. Built up over centuries as sailors kept adding rocks to expand and protect the island, these walls are part of what makes this place so unique, literally shaped by generations of maritime tradition. We also left the second penguin stone on the island, tucked into the stone wall as part of our growing trail of penguin stones.

Last known location: 42.4865356N, 18.6888378E

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Every penguin has a story. See where the rest are waiting below.