



by Aquaholic 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.€109.98This 3-hour boat tour in Kotor explores key sites in Boka Bay by speedboat. The trip begins with a 20-minute cruise along the coast, offering views of Kotor Bay and nearby fishing villages such as Muo, Prcanj, and Stoliv. Passengers see forests, old stone houses, churches, and the region's architecture from the water. The tour then reaches Perast, a town with a preserved old street and a history dating back 3,500 years. Perast overlooks the bay and is near two islands. One of these, Our Lady of the Rocks, is an artificial island built by sailors who deposited stones over time. Visitors disembark here for about 20 minutes to explore the church and museum on the island. Next, the boat approaches the submarine base located inside the Lustica Peninsula. Accessed by boat, the base was used during the world wars by the Yugoslavian army and is visited for about 10 minutes. The tour also passes Mamula Island, which has a fort built in 1853 and served as a concentration camp in the 1940s. Finally, the tour stops at the Blue Cave for 30 minutes. The cave is known for its blue light caused by sunlight reflecting off the white-pebble floor underwater. Visitors can swim, take photos, and listen to music while inside the cave. The boat is equipped with life jackets, bottled water, and an audio guide available in several languages. The skipper and guide provide commentary throughout the tour. Admission to Our Lady of the Rocks Island is not included and will be charged separately starting April 1, 2026.
Kotor Municipality
The tour begins with a 20-minute cruise from the speedboat along Kotor Bay, passing coastal fishing villages like Muo, Prcanj, and Stoliv. Guests see forests, old stone houses, churches, and the architecture typical of Kotor.
20 min
Perast
Perast is a single street old town in Boka Bay at the edge of St. Ivan hill. It is considered the oldest settlement in Boka Bay with evidence of Neolithic culture dating back 3500 years BC. The town overlooks the bay and the two islands Our Lady of the Rock and St George. It is an important protected UNESCO world heritage site and accessible by waterway from the Bay of Kotor and Tivat.
Our Lady of the Rocks
This artificial island was created by sailors from Perast and Kotor who dropped stones to build it. The island has a church built in 1630, founded after fishermen found an icon of the Holy Mother of God on a rock. The tradition of adding stones continues today. Visitors spend 20 minutes here exploring the church and museum.
20 min
Rose
Located on the Lustica Peninsula, the tour includes a 10-minute visit inside a hidden submarine base built for the Yugoslavian army during the world wars, accessed by speedboat without disembarking on land.
10 min
Mamula Fortress
Mamula Island is located at the entrance of the bay between Lustica and Herceg Novi. Almost 90% of the island is covered by a fort built in 1853 by Austro-Hungarian admiral Lazar Mamula to prevent enemies from entering the Bay of Kotor. After 1942, the fort was used as a concentration camp during Mussolini's period.
Blue Cave
The Blue Cave is a natural cave on the Montenegrin coast known for a blue light created by sunlight reflecting off its white-pebble floor. Accessible only by boat, the tour stops here for 30 minutes allowing swimming, photography, and listening to music inside the cave.
30 min
Please arrive 30 mins before your tour at our meeting point in Park Slobode. Look for Aquaholic Speedboat Tours signs. Be aware of possible heavy traffic—plan extra travel time to avoid missing your departure.
End point
Please arrive 30 mins before your tour at our meeting point in Park Slobode. Look for Aquaholic Speedboat Tours signs. Be aware of possible heavy traffic—plan extra travel time to avoid missing your departure.




by Aquaholic 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.€109.98This 3-hour boat tour in Kotor explores key sites in Boka Bay by speedboat. The trip begins with a 20-minute cruise along the coast, offering views of Kotor Bay and nearby fishing villages such as Muo, Prcanj, and Stoliv. Passengers see forests, old stone houses, churches, and the region's architecture from the water. The tour then reaches Perast, a town with a preserved old street and a history dating back 3,500 years. Perast overlooks the bay and is near two islands. One of these, Our Lady of the Rocks, is an artificial island built by sailors who deposited stones over time. Visitors disembark here for about 20 minutes to explore the church and museum on the island. Next, the boat approaches the submarine base located inside the Lustica Peninsula. Accessed by boat, the base was used during the world wars by the Yugoslavian army and is visited for about 10 minutes. The tour also passes Mamula Island, which has a fort built in 1853 and served as a concentration camp in the 1940s. Finally, the tour stops at the Blue Cave for 30 minutes. The cave is known for its blue light caused by sunlight reflecting off the white-pebble floor underwater. Visitors can swim, take photos, and listen to music while inside the cave. The boat is equipped with life jackets, bottled water, and an audio guide available in several languages. The skipper and guide provide commentary throughout the tour. Admission to Our Lady of the Rocks Island is not included and will be charged separately starting April 1, 2026.
Kotor Municipality
The tour begins with a 20-minute cruise from the speedboat along Kotor Bay, passing coastal fishing villages like Muo, Prcanj, and Stoliv. Guests see forests, old stone houses, churches, and the architecture typical of Kotor.
20 min
Perast
Perast is a single street old town in Boka Bay at the edge of St. Ivan hill. It is considered the oldest settlement in Boka Bay with evidence of Neolithic culture dating back 3500 years BC. The town overlooks the bay and the two islands Our Lady of the Rock and St George. It is an important protected UNESCO world heritage site and accessible by waterway from the Bay of Kotor and Tivat.
Our Lady of the Rocks
This artificial island was created by sailors from Perast and Kotor who dropped stones to build it. The island has a church built in 1630, founded after fishermen found an icon of the Holy Mother of God on a rock. The tradition of adding stones continues today. Visitors spend 20 minutes here exploring the church and museum.
20 min
Rose
Located on the Lustica Peninsula, the tour includes a 10-minute visit inside a hidden submarine base built for the Yugoslavian army during the world wars, accessed by speedboat without disembarking on land.
10 min
Mamula Fortress
Mamula Island is located at the entrance of the bay between Lustica and Herceg Novi. Almost 90% of the island is covered by a fort built in 1853 by Austro-Hungarian admiral Lazar Mamula to prevent enemies from entering the Bay of Kotor. After 1942, the fort was used as a concentration camp during Mussolini's period.
Blue Cave
The Blue Cave is a natural cave on the Montenegrin coast known for a blue light created by sunlight reflecting off its white-pebble floor. Accessible only by boat, the tour stops here for 30 minutes allowing swimming, photography, and listening to music inside the cave.
30 min
Please arrive 30 mins before your tour at our meeting point in Park Slobode. Look for Aquaholic Speedboat Tours signs. Be aware of possible heavy traffic—plan extra travel time to avoid missing your departure.
End point
Please arrive 30 mins before your tour at our meeting point in Park Slobode. Look for Aquaholic Speedboat Tours signs. Be aware of possible heavy traffic—plan extra travel time to avoid missing your departure.