



by Select Dubrovnik
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.€280This full-day bus tour begins with a hotel or bus station pickup in Dubrovnik. Travelers cross the Croatian-Montenegro border with their passports, then continue by air-conditioned minibus along the Bay of Kotor. The tour includes a panoramic drive around this natural fjord, known as Europe's southernmost, passing small historic towns on the coast. The first stop is Perast, a medieval town with one main street, sixteen Baroque palaces, seventeen churches, and nine defensive towers. From here, the group boards a boat to visit Our Lady of the Rock, an island church built in the 15th century on an artificial rock where an image of the Madonna was found. The boat ride is included. Afterward, the tour continues to Kotor, a city at the head of Europe’s deepest fjord surrounded by mountains. Guests have about two hours of free time to explore Kotor’s Old Town, including visiting St. Tryphon Cathedral and wandering through its cobbled streets and squares. A local English-speaking guide accompanies the group in Kotor. The total tour time is about 10 hours and includes hotel or bus station pickup and drop-off, an English-speaking guide on the bus, a local guide in Kotor, and the boat ride to Our Lady of the Rock. Entrance fees, meals, and gratuities are not included. The itinerary may change to a coach ride instead of a boat trip from Perast due to bad weather, with a full refund offered if the tour is canceled.
Bay of Kotor panoramic drive
The tour starts with pickup in Dubrovnik and crosses the Croatian-Montenegro border where passports are required. Travel continues in a Mercedes air-conditioned minibus with an English/Spanish-speaking guide. The group drives around the Bay of Kotor, Europe’s southernmost fjord, admiring the natural coastline and small towns set against high mountains.
180 min
Perast and boat ride to Our Lady of the Rock
Perast is an ancient village with Venetian-style architecture, including sixteen Baroque palaces, seventeen Catholic churches, several Orthodox structures, and nine defensive towers. The tour includes a boat ride to Our Lady of the Rock island, which was artificially created in the 15th century around a rock where a Madonna image was found. Locals continue adding stones annually on July 22.
45 min
Kotor city visit
Arriving at Kotor around noon, the group visits this city situated at the head of southern Europe’s deepest fjord. Kotor is surrounded by mountains and protected by Byzantine-era defenses. The area has a history influenced by Venice and serves as a commercial crossroads.
180 min
Free time in Kotor Old Town
Guests have two hours of free time to explore Kotor’s Stari Grad (Old Town). This includes walking its cobbled streets, visiting atmospheric squares, and seeing St. Tryphon Cathedral. The Old Town is recognized as part of UNESCO’s Natural and Cultural list.
15 min
Pick up point: at the intersection of Frankopanska and Put od Cavtata streets - on the main road Pick up time: 07:20
End point
Pick up point: in front of Hotel Palace - Masarykov put 20 Pick up time: AT 06:30




by Select Dubrovnik
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.€280This full-day bus tour begins with a hotel or bus station pickup in Dubrovnik. Travelers cross the Croatian-Montenegro border with their passports, then continue by air-conditioned minibus along the Bay of Kotor. The tour includes a panoramic drive around this natural fjord, known as Europe's southernmost, passing small historic towns on the coast. The first stop is Perast, a medieval town with one main street, sixteen Baroque palaces, seventeen churches, and nine defensive towers. From here, the group boards a boat to visit Our Lady of the Rock, an island church built in the 15th century on an artificial rock where an image of the Madonna was found. The boat ride is included. Afterward, the tour continues to Kotor, a city at the head of Europe’s deepest fjord surrounded by mountains. Guests have about two hours of free time to explore Kotor’s Old Town, including visiting St. Tryphon Cathedral and wandering through its cobbled streets and squares. A local English-speaking guide accompanies the group in Kotor. The total tour time is about 10 hours and includes hotel or bus station pickup and drop-off, an English-speaking guide on the bus, a local guide in Kotor, and the boat ride to Our Lady of the Rock. Entrance fees, meals, and gratuities are not included. The itinerary may change to a coach ride instead of a boat trip from Perast due to bad weather, with a full refund offered if the tour is canceled.
Bay of Kotor panoramic drive
The tour starts with pickup in Dubrovnik and crosses the Croatian-Montenegro border where passports are required. Travel continues in a Mercedes air-conditioned minibus with an English/Spanish-speaking guide. The group drives around the Bay of Kotor, Europe’s southernmost fjord, admiring the natural coastline and small towns set against high mountains.
180 min
Perast and boat ride to Our Lady of the Rock
Perast is an ancient village with Venetian-style architecture, including sixteen Baroque palaces, seventeen Catholic churches, several Orthodox structures, and nine defensive towers. The tour includes a boat ride to Our Lady of the Rock island, which was artificially created in the 15th century around a rock where a Madonna image was found. Locals continue adding stones annually on July 22.
45 min
Kotor city visit
Arriving at Kotor around noon, the group visits this city situated at the head of southern Europe’s deepest fjord. Kotor is surrounded by mountains and protected by Byzantine-era defenses. The area has a history influenced by Venice and serves as a commercial crossroads.
180 min
Free time in Kotor Old Town
Guests have two hours of free time to explore Kotor’s Stari Grad (Old Town). This includes walking its cobbled streets, visiting atmospheric squares, and seeing St. Tryphon Cathedral. The Old Town is recognized as part of UNESCO’s Natural and Cultural list.
15 min
Pick up point: at the intersection of Frankopanska and Put od Cavtata streets - on the main road Pick up time: 07:20
End point
Pick up point: in front of Hotel Palace - Masarykov put 20 Pick up time: AT 06:30