

by Montenegro Submarine and Speedboat Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€295This private charter boat tour in Kotor Bay lasts about three hours and offers a flexible schedule depending on weather conditions. The tour begins with a cruise through the Bay of Kotor, passing historic fishing villages and Mediterranean greenery while guests enjoy panoramic views from the boat. The first stop is Our Lady of the Rocks, a man-made island created by local seafarers. Visitors can enter the historic church to see paintings, votive offerings, and handcrafted items related to maritime traditions. Swimwear alone is not allowed inside the church; at least a T-shirt must be worn. Swimming and drone use are prohibited at this stop. After leaving the island, the boat passes by the town of Perast, known for its Venetian-era baroque palaces and churches. Next, the boat anchors 10 to 20 meters outside the Blue Cave entrance to protect the environment. Guests can swim into the cave to see the glowing blue water, with life jackets provided. On the return trip, the boat sails past Mamula Island, a 19th-century fortress that was used as a prison during World War II. The route continues through Verige, the narrowest part of the Bay of Kotor, and then enters the Bay of Tivat near old submarine tunnels from the Cold War era. An English-speaking skipper provides commentary about these landmarks throughout the cruise. The tour includes water, fuel, insurance, all fees and taxes, and the services of the skipper. Alcoholic drinks and the 3€ entry fee to Our Lady of the Rocks are not included. The tour operates only in good weather and offers rescheduling or refunds if canceled. Guests are advised to bring sun protection, comfortable footwear, swimwear, a jacket for cooler weather, and to arrive at the meeting point at least 30 minutes before departure to avoid missing the tour.
Bay of Kotor
The tour begins with a private cruise through the Bay of Kotor. The boat passes historic fishing villages, Mediterranean greenery, and coastal landmarks while offering panoramic views from the boat. This relaxed section lasts about 20 minutes.
20 min
Our Lady of the Rocks
The boat stops for about 20 minutes at Our Lady of the Rocks, a man-made island built by local seafarers. Visitors can enter the church, learn about the island’s origin, and view paintings, votive offerings, and handcrafted local items. Swimming and drone use are not allowed here, and visitors must wear at least a T-shirt inside the church.
20 min
Perast
The tour passes by Perast, a town known for its Venetian-era maritime history. Its baroque palaces, old churches, and narrow stone streets reflect the town’s cultural background.
Blue Cave
The boat anchors 10 to 20 meters outside the Blue Cave entrance to protect its environment. Guests can swim into the cave to see the blue glow without motorized boats inside. Life jackets are provided for safety during the approximately 20-minute visit.
20 min
Mamula Island
The boat passes Mamula Island, a fortress built in the 19th century and later used as a World War II prison. Its large stone walls and strategic location are noted along with stories of its military past.
Verige Passage and Bay of Tivat
The tour sails through Verige, the narrowest section of the Bay of Kotor, then enters the Bay of Tivat near former submarine tunnels once used during the Cold War. The guide shares historical information about this coastal area.
5 min
After exiting the ship and clearing security, turn left, then left again at the small bridge towards the park. Look for the information desk by the sea - Sara will greet you. Arrive at least 30 minutes early. If you are late, you can on a tour as agreed with the operator.
End point
After exiting the ship and clearing security, turn left, then left again at the small bridge towards the park. Look for the information desk by the sea - Sara will greet you. Arrive at least 30 minutes early. If you are late, you can on a tour as agreed with the operator.


by Montenegro Submarine and Speedboat Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€295This private charter boat tour in Kotor Bay lasts about three hours and offers a flexible schedule depending on weather conditions. The tour begins with a cruise through the Bay of Kotor, passing historic fishing villages and Mediterranean greenery while guests enjoy panoramic views from the boat. The first stop is Our Lady of the Rocks, a man-made island created by local seafarers. Visitors can enter the historic church to see paintings, votive offerings, and handcrafted items related to maritime traditions. Swimwear alone is not allowed inside the church; at least a T-shirt must be worn. Swimming and drone use are prohibited at this stop. After leaving the island, the boat passes by the town of Perast, known for its Venetian-era baroque palaces and churches. Next, the boat anchors 10 to 20 meters outside the Blue Cave entrance to protect the environment. Guests can swim into the cave to see the glowing blue water, with life jackets provided. On the return trip, the boat sails past Mamula Island, a 19th-century fortress that was used as a prison during World War II. The route continues through Verige, the narrowest part of the Bay of Kotor, and then enters the Bay of Tivat near old submarine tunnels from the Cold War era. An English-speaking skipper provides commentary about these landmarks throughout the cruise. The tour includes water, fuel, insurance, all fees and taxes, and the services of the skipper. Alcoholic drinks and the 3€ entry fee to Our Lady of the Rocks are not included. The tour operates only in good weather and offers rescheduling or refunds if canceled. Guests are advised to bring sun protection, comfortable footwear, swimwear, a jacket for cooler weather, and to arrive at the meeting point at least 30 minutes before departure to avoid missing the tour.
Bay of Kotor
The tour begins with a private cruise through the Bay of Kotor. The boat passes historic fishing villages, Mediterranean greenery, and coastal landmarks while offering panoramic views from the boat. This relaxed section lasts about 20 minutes.
20 min
Our Lady of the Rocks
The boat stops for about 20 minutes at Our Lady of the Rocks, a man-made island built by local seafarers. Visitors can enter the church, learn about the island’s origin, and view paintings, votive offerings, and handcrafted local items. Swimming and drone use are not allowed here, and visitors must wear at least a T-shirt inside the church.
20 min
Perast
The tour passes by Perast, a town known for its Venetian-era maritime history. Its baroque palaces, old churches, and narrow stone streets reflect the town’s cultural background.
Blue Cave
The boat anchors 10 to 20 meters outside the Blue Cave entrance to protect its environment. Guests can swim into the cave to see the blue glow without motorized boats inside. Life jackets are provided for safety during the approximately 20-minute visit.
20 min
Mamula Island
The boat passes Mamula Island, a fortress built in the 19th century and later used as a World War II prison. Its large stone walls and strategic location are noted along with stories of its military past.
Verige Passage and Bay of Tivat
The tour sails through Verige, the narrowest section of the Bay of Kotor, then enters the Bay of Tivat near former submarine tunnels once used during the Cold War. The guide shares historical information about this coastal area.
5 min
After exiting the ship and clearing security, turn left, then left again at the small bridge towards the park. Look for the information desk by the sea - Sara will greet you. Arrive at least 30 minutes early. If you are late, you can on a tour as agreed with the operator.
End point
After exiting the ship and clearing security, turn left, then left again at the small bridge towards the park. Look for the information desk by the sea - Sara will greet you. Arrive at least 30 minutes early. If you are late, you can on a tour as agreed with the operator.