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Kotor: Blue Cave, Lady of the Rocks & Secret Tunnels★ 4.79 (2,996) · 3h
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Kotor: Blue Cave, Mamula & Our Lady of the Rocks Speedboat★ 4.80 (683) · 3h
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Kotor: Blue Cave Boat Tour, Lady of the Rocks & Submarine Base★ 4.74 (1,311) · 3h
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Kotor Day Trip: Lovcen, Cetinje & Crnojevic River Boat Ride★ 4.90 (677) · 11h€ 91View ›
Kotor: Our Lady of the Rocks & Perast Speedboat Tour★ 4.81 (645) · 2h€ 28View ›
Kotor: Blue Cave Swim & Lady of the Rocks 3-Hour Boat Tour★ 4.77 (580) · 3h€ 37View ›
Kotor & Ostrog: Durmitor, Tara Canyon & Black Lake Day Trip★ 4.84 (472) · 13h€ 96View ›
Kotor Bay: Blue Cave, Our Lady of the Rocks & Beach Swim★ 4.89 (433) · 5h–8h€ 68View ›
Kotor Old Town Walking Tour: UNESCO Sites & Medieval History★ 4.84 (389) · 1h€ 25View ›
Kotor: Blue Cave & Lady of the Rocks Boat Tour★ 4.87 (271) · 3h€ 36View ›Top rated (9)
Kotor: Electric Tuk Tuk Bay Tour & Perast IslandsYou ride in a silent electric tuk tuk along the UNESCO-protected Bay of Kotor, stopping at Our Lady's Temple in Prcanj, the Verige Strait viewpoint overlooking Perast's islands, and Porto Montenegro for a break. The private route lets you absorb the bay's sounds and smells without the noise of a regular tour bus, and you control the pace. Pickup is next to Kotor Old Town.Is it for me?Book this if you want to explore the Bay of Kotor without driving yourself or waiting for a group tour to move — the private tuk tuk and the silence mean you actually absorb the bay instead of rushing past it.
Kotor Bay: Private Speed Boat, Blue Cave & Our Lady of the RocksYou’ll ride a private speed boat across Kotor Bay with a local skipper, stopping at Our Lady of the Rocks island for stories and art before swimming inside Montenegro’s glowing Blue Cave. Expect salty air, laughter on board, and glimpses into local history along the way—plus time to just float and soak it all in.
Kotor Private Boat Tour: Blue Cave & Lady of the RocksA private boat tour from Kotor Bay takes you past the Venetian-era town of Perast and the man-made island of Our Lady of the Rocks, then anchors outside the Blue Cave so you can swim straight into its luminous waters. The tour runs three hours with a licensed skipper who guides in English, provides life jackets and snorkeling masks, and shares the history of each stop—from the church's votive collection to Mamula Island's wartime past. Motorized boats stay outside the cave to preserve it; you swim in from the anchorage 10–20 meters away. Museum entry at Our Lady of the Rocks is optional and paid separately in cash.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in Kotor without a car—the skipper picks you up from the bay and narrates the route, so you navigate by listening rather than planning, and the private format lets you linger for photos and swimming at your own pace.
Kotor: Blue Cave & Lady of the Rocks Private Boat TourYou board a private boat in Kotor's old town and spend the day swimming in the Blue Cave's glowing waters, snorkeling with included gear, passing the Austro-Hungarian fortress on Mamula Island, viewing the Cold War submarine tunnels, and landing on Our Lady of the Rocks to see the 1630 church and its 68 paintings. Groups stay under nine people, your multilingual skipper handles the navigation and history, and you return to Kotor in the late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Blue Cave and Our Lady of the Rocks without joining a large group tour—the small size and private boat mean you set the pace and get personalized attention from your skipper, which is what makes the 20-minute cave swim and the island visit feel unhurried instead of rushed.
Kotor Bay: Private Speedboat, Blue Cave & Lady of the RocksYou’ll feel Montenegro’s wild coast under your skin: racing across Kotor Bay by private speedboat, pausing at Our Lady of the Rocks to hear stories locals still tell, then swimming in the glowing Blue Cave waters while sunlight flickers overhead. With a local skipper guiding you and flexible pickup options, this day trip is equal parts adventure and quiet wonder.
Kotor & Perast: Electric Topolino Car Tour with GuideYou’ll drive your own electric Topolino car along Montenegro’s Bay of Kotor with a local guide leading the way. Expect sea breezes, photo stops by ancient villages, an hour exploring peaceful Perast, plus stories from your guide as you go. It’s not fancy — but it’s fun, open-air, and leaves you feeling like you’ve really seen this coastline up close.
Kotor: Old Town Walking Tour & Wine TastingYou walk Kotor's old town with a local guide for an hour, then move through the farmers market tasting prosciutto, cheese, olives and rakija. Lunch follows at a local restaurant with mussels in buzara sauce, local wine, and time to ask your guide about the town and country. Wheelchair accessible, suitable for all fitness levels, and includes one non-alcoholic drink plus wine or beer.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Kotor's main sights and eat what locals actually eat, without figuring out which restaurants are real or spending the afternoon hunting for the market—the guide handles the route and the introductions, so you just walk and taste.
Kotor: Tara River White Water Rafting & Canyon TourYou get picked up from your Kotor hotel at 7am and driven three hours to the Tara River Canyon, where you raft through 20+ rapids for three hours with breakfast and lunch included, plus all safety gear and a licensed guide. Swimming stops and an optional waterfall visit break up the rapids, and you're back in the Old Town by 7:30pm.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Kotor who want to see Europe's deepest canyon and run serious rapids without arranging transport or gear—the full day out is what makes the three-hour drive and the three-hour raft both feel worth it.
Kotor: Lady of the Rocks, Blue Cave & Submarine Base Boat TourYou board a boat in Kotor bay and visit four stops: a church on an artificial island, a WWII fortress, a Cold War submarine base with tunnels, and a sea cave famous for its blue light. Snorkelling gear and bottled water are included. The tour moves at a sightseeing pace, with your skipper explaining the history of each place, and ends with a swim in the cave before returning to Kotor.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Kotor bay's main landmarks — a church, a fortress, a Cold War relic, and a famous sea cave — without arranging a private boat or figuring out which stops matter most. The fixed route and skipper's commentary handle the planning, leaving you free to swim and explore.
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Kotor Old Town Walking Tour: Medieval Streets & Port PickupYou meet your guide at the port, walk through medieval Kotor for two hours visiting St. Tryphon Cathedral and the Maritime Museum, and return to your ship with time to spare. The guide handles the route and the history; you handle the photos and the gelato. Tourist tax and port escort are included.Is it for me?Right for cruise passengers on a short Kotor stop who want the main sights explained without arranging their own guide or worrying about getting back on time. Expect moderate walking on uneven medieval streets — that's what lets you see the cathedral, the market, and the bay all in two hours.
Kayaking in Kotor: Paddle to Prčanj villageKayak the Bay of Kotor from the town of Kotor to the coastal village of Prčanj and back on calm, shallow waters with a live English-speaking guide and small group. You paddle yourself in a sit-on-top kayak, visit Our Lady's temple in Prčanj, swim in the bay, and hear stories about local life in this UNESCO-listed region. Life jacket and dry bag are included; pickup from Kotor is arranged. The full outing runs 3.5 hours.Is it for me?At 3.5 hours with a midway break, this outing leaves the rest of your day open—you can eat lunch after, explore Kotor's old town, or rest. The small group and steady pace suit anyone who wants to be on the water without rushing or fighting a crowd.
Kotor: Blue Cave & Perast Boat Tour with SwimmingYou board a speedboat in Kotor's UNESCO Old Town and spend 55 minutes crossing Boka Bay to reach the Blue Cave, where you swim for 20 minutes in turquoise water. The return route includes a stop inside a Cold War submarine tunnel and 20 minutes exploring the baroque town of Perast and its offshore church. The boat is modern, the skipper is licensed, and water plus safety gear are included—you just need to show up 30 minutes early.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Blue Cave and Perast in one morning without arranging your own boat or timing multiple stops—the fixed three-hour schedule and licensed skipper handle the navigation and pacing, leaving you free to swim and explore.
Kotor Blue Cave & Submarine Tunnels Speedboat TourYou’ll ride a speedboat from Kotor across Boka Bay with a local skipper, stopping at Our Lady of the Rocks island church and exploring an abandoned Yugoslav submarine tunnel before swimming in the surreal blue waters of the Blue Cave. Expect laughter, salty air, unexpected stories—and moments that stick with you long after you’ve dried off.
Kotor Blue Cave speedboat tour: 3 hours, max 12 guestsA 3-hour speedboat tour of Kotor Bay departing from Kotor, visiting the Blue Cave with a 25-minute swim stop, Mamula Island, submarine tunnels on Luštica Peninsula, and the old town of Perast. Groups stay under 12 guests with a licensed local captain who shares stories about the sites along the way. The boat leaves Kotor, reaches the cave in about an hour, and returns after free time in Perast.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want a small group—no more than 12 people—and a relaxed pace with a local skipper who knows the bay. The fixed schedule holds all three main stops inside the afternoon, so the day stays together without you arranging transport or timing separately.
Kotor Bay: Blue Cave Speedboat & Our Lady of the RocksYou board a speedboat in Kotor and spend three hours moving between four stops: the white-domed church on Our Lady of the Rocks, a view of World War II submarine tunnels, the fortress at Mamula Island, and finally the Blue Cave, where you get thirty minutes to swim or float in water that glows electric blue. The boat includes a licensed English-speaking guide, snorkeling access, and the return journey. No separate arrangements needed—just show up with a towel.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Blue Cave and the main Boka Bay sights in one morning or afternoon without renting a boat or navigating the route yourself—the fixed schedule and licensed guide handle the logistics, leaving you to focus on the water and the light.
Kotor Bay: Blue Cave, Mamula & Our Lady of the Rocks TourYou’ll ride a speedboat across Kotor Bay with a local guide, swim in the glowing Blue Cave, hear stories at Mamula Fortress, and visit Our Lady of the Rocks island church. Expect salty air, unexpected silences, and maybe a laugh or two—this tour feels personal from start to finish.
Kotor Bay: Speedboat to Lady of the Rock, Mamula & Blue Cave SwimYou’ll speed across Kotor Bay by boat with a local captain who knows every story behind these waters. Wander Our Lady of the Rocks’ tiny island church, slip through secret submarine tunnels, circle Mamula Fortress from the waves, then jump into the neon-blue cave for a swim you won’t forget soon.
Kotor: Blue Cave & Mamula Island Boat Tour with PerastYou board a boat in Kotor and visit five separate attractions in one morning: swim in the Blue Cave, circle Mamula Island's fortress, walk through 17th-century Perast, explore Our Lady of the Rocks with entry included, and pass hidden submarine tunnels. Snorkeling equipment is provided, and the tour returns you to Kotor within four hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the main sights of Boka Bay in one morning without arranging separate boat trips, entry fees, or snorkeling gear — the fixed itinerary and four-hour window mean you're done by early afternoon and still have time for the rest of your day.
Kayaking in Bay of Kotor: Medieval Villages & SnorkelingA 2.5-hour guided kayak tour in the Bay of Kotor takes you past fishing villages from the 16th and 17th centuries, with time to swim and snorkel in the Adriatic. The tour includes kayak, life jacket, paddles, dry barrels and snorkeling gear; a live English-speaking guide leads groups of no more than a moderate size, and children from age 8 are welcome. No kayaking experience is required.Is it for me?Book the summer 2025 option if you want the warmest water and the longest daylight for swimming and snorkeling; the preseason and postseason departures work just as well for paddling and sightseeing if you're traveling outside peak months.
