Kotor 3-Hour Boat Tour to Our Lady of the Rocks, Submarine Base & Blue Cave Swim
by MontenegroGlobe
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✓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.€87.16Overview
This 3-hour boat tour starts in Kotor with a cruise around Kotor Bay. The first stop is the small artificial island Our Lady of the Rocks, where you disembark to visit the church and museum. The skipper shares information about the island and the old town of Perast. After that, the boat continues sightseeing across Tivat Bay and Herceg Novi. The next stop is the old submarine base near the village of Rose. This base consists of three tunnels built by the Yugoslav army after World War II; all tunnels end in dead ends. The tour then passes slowly by Mamula Island, where the skipper explains its use as a prison and concentration camp during the First and Second World Wars. Today, Mamula Fortress is a high-end hotel. The final stop is the Blue Cave on the Lustica Peninsula at the entrance to Kotor Bay. The boat stops here so you can swim and refresh in the cave’s blue waters. The Blue Cave is accessible only by boat or kayak and is known for the bright blue light that filters through the water from an underwater opening. Bottled water and snorkeling equipment are included on the tour.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Our Lady of the Rocks
The boat stops at this small artificial island for about 20 minutes. Visitors can explore the church and museum and have the chance to buy souvenirs. The skipper provides historical context about the island and the nearby old town of Perast.
20 min
Mamula Fortress
The boat passes by Mamula Island, offering a panoramic view of the old prison known as Fortress Mamula. This site functioned as a prison and concentration camp during the First and Second World Wars. The fortress is now one of the Adriatic Sea’s most expensive hotels.
Blue Cave swim
The boat anchors for about 25 minutes at the Blue Cave on the Lustica Peninsula. Guests can swim and refresh in the cave, which is famous for bright blue light entering through an underwater opening.
25 min
Submarine base
The tour includes a 10-minute stop at the old submarine base near the village of Rose. The base has three tunnels built by the Yugoslav army after World War II, all of which end in dead ends.
10 min
Meeting point
MontenegroGlobe is tour agency located near shopping center Kamelija which is five minutes from Old town Kotor and Port of Kotor.
End point
MontenegroGlobe is tour agency located near shopping center Kamelija which is five minutes from Old town Kotor and Port of Kotor.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Kotor 3-Hour Boat Tour to Our Lady of the Rocks, Submarine Base & Blue Cave Swim
by MontenegroGlobe
Choose from 1 available option
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.€87.16Overview
This 3-hour boat tour starts in Kotor with a cruise around Kotor Bay. The first stop is the small artificial island Our Lady of the Rocks, where you disembark to visit the church and museum. The skipper shares information about the island and the old town of Perast. After that, the boat continues sightseeing across Tivat Bay and Herceg Novi. The next stop is the old submarine base near the village of Rose. This base consists of three tunnels built by the Yugoslav army after World War II; all tunnels end in dead ends. The tour then passes slowly by Mamula Island, where the skipper explains its use as a prison and concentration camp during the First and Second World Wars. Today, Mamula Fortress is a high-end hotel. The final stop is the Blue Cave on the Lustica Peninsula at the entrance to Kotor Bay. The boat stops here so you can swim and refresh in the cave’s blue waters. The Blue Cave is accessible only by boat or kayak and is known for the bright blue light that filters through the water from an underwater opening. Bottled water and snorkeling equipment are included on the tour.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Our Lady of the Rocks
The boat stops at this small artificial island for about 20 minutes. Visitors can explore the church and museum and have the chance to buy souvenirs. The skipper provides historical context about the island and the nearby old town of Perast.
20 min
Mamula Fortress
The boat passes by Mamula Island, offering a panoramic view of the old prison known as Fortress Mamula. This site functioned as a prison and concentration camp during the First and Second World Wars. The fortress is now one of the Adriatic Sea’s most expensive hotels.
Blue Cave swim
The boat anchors for about 25 minutes at the Blue Cave on the Lustica Peninsula. Guests can swim and refresh in the cave, which is famous for bright blue light entering through an underwater opening.
25 min
Submarine base
The tour includes a 10-minute stop at the old submarine base near the village of Rose. The base has three tunnels built by the Yugoslav army after World War II, all of which end in dead ends.
10 min
Meeting point
MontenegroGlobe is tour agency located near shopping center Kamelija which is five minutes from Old town Kotor and Port of Kotor.
End point
MontenegroGlobe is tour agency located near shopping center Kamelija which is five minutes from Old town Kotor and Port of Kotor.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.