Blue Cave Monténégro

Shore Excursions

Enjoy a boat tour and see some of the most popular sights of Montenegro. The first stop is Our Lady of the Rocks, a church that sits on a man-made island. Hear the story of the two brothers who found a painting of the Madonna and Child stuck on a rock protruding from the sea. They vowed to build a church on the spot where the painting was found. Pass through the Verige Straits and along the Herceg Novi Rivera. Continue out of the bay, past Mamula Island, a prison during WWII, and along the Lustica Peninsula to the Blue Cave. Enjoy a half-hour of swimming in the cave. On the way back to Kotor, you'll stop in the caves the army used for hiding submarines.

Travel to the top sights in the Bay of Kotor on this speedboat cruise from Kotor. Enjoy access to a fridge onboard and listen to music as you sail across the water at thrilling speeds. Stay connected with onboard Wi-Fi. Meet your guide at the tour agency and head to the speedboat in Kotor. Admire panoramic views of charming coastal towns like Perast, Tivat, Porto Montenegro, and Herceg Novi. Stop near the entrances to the abandoned submarine tunnels, which were built by the Yugoslav Army. Continue to the island of Mamula where you will see the fortress of Mamula which was converted into a concentration camp by the Italians in World War II. Hear about the history of the island from your local skipper. Feel the wind in your hair on the way to the Blue Cave where you can enjoy swimming and diving in the azure waters. Use the snorkeling mask to explore the underwater landscapes of the cave. Sail to the Our Lady of the Rocks island, which was created by local fishermen in the 15th-century. Have the chance to purchase a ticket to enter the Our Lady of the Rocks Church which contains 68 famous paintings by Tripo Kokolja, a famous 17th-century baroque artist from Perast. Return to your starting point in Kotor at the end of your cruise.

Depart from Kotor in style, bouncing over the waves in a speedboat. Feel the wind in your hair with the open ocean, beautiful beaches, and sea caves awaiting you. Make your way towards the magnificent islet of Our Lady of the Rocks, famed for the two locals who discovered an icon of Madonna and the Child here. Take a walk around the islet and set off again to stop at an old submarine base. Get off the boat at the next islet of Mamula, surrounded by the picturesque walls of an old Austro-Hungarian fortress. Cruise off into the impressive natural landmark of the Blue Cave. Watch the sun shine through the cave to see the breathtaking blue waves and swim in the warm, crystal clear water. Have another swim at Žanjic Beach or choose to have lunch at one of the excellent restaurants, before returning to Kotor.

Meet within the Old Town of Kotor. Board the speedboat and enjoy a 55-minute panoramic ride along the coast. Admire the view of the various small villages along the coast where you can see charming palaces, houses, churches, and the beautiful contrast between the sea and mountains. Enter the Bay of Kotor where you will enjoy the views of the town of Lepetani and the beautiful Luštica peninsula. Arrive at the famous Blue Cave and enjoy about 20 minutes for swimming in the turquoise-blue waters. On the return leg of the excursion, make a short stop to see an old submarine tunnel. Then, stop at the artificial island of Our Lady of the Rocks. Visit the church and museum on the island, before returning to Kotor.

Immerse yourself the azure waters of the Blue Cave on this speedboat tour of the Bay of Kotor. Capture pictures of the entrance of abandoned submarine tunnels and the Austro-Hungarian fortress on Mamula island.  Meet your guide at the tour supplier's office and board the speedboat in Kotor. Listen to music as you ride past the charming seaside town of Perast and the 15th-century artificial island of Our Lady of the Rocks.  Visit the Our Lady of the Rocks island where you can pay to visit the museum or peruse the shops. Stop at the entrances to abandoned submarine tunnels, which were built by the Yugoslav Army.  Take a stroll on the island of Mamula which is encircled by a fortress that was was once a concentration camp in World War II. Hear about the history of the island from your guide. Reach the Blue Cave and go for a dip in the blue-lit crystal-clear water. On your way back to Kotor we stop at Žanjic beach, where you can sunbathe and relax. Have the option to get lunch at a local restaurant or to jump into the sea from a 6-meter high cliff. 

Enjoy a 50-minute exhilarating ride on a speedboat from the UNESCO Old Town of Kotor. See the Bay of Kotor featuring villages with charming houses, churches, and a beautiful backdrop of mountains against the sea. Pass the narrowest part of the bay and enjoy a panoramic view of Lepetani, Bijela, Luštica, and the small island of Mamula. Arrive at the Blue Cave and have 20 minutes to explore, swim or take photos. Snap beautiful photos of the vibrant turquoise water inside the cave. Head back to the bay and make a stop at an old submarine tunnel.

Swim through the azure waters of the Blue Cave on this speedboat tour of the Bay of Kotor. Capture pictures of abandoned submarine tunnels and the15th-century artificial island of Our Lady of the Rocks.  Meet your guide at the tour supplier's office and board the speedboat in Kotor. Listen to music as you ride past the charming seaside towns of Perast, Tivat, and Herceg Novi. View the boats in Porto Montenegro and the domed church on the Our Lady of the Rocks island.  Stop at the entrances to abandoned submarine tunnels, which were built by the Yugoslav Army. Admire panoramic views of the fortress on the island of Mamula which was once a concentration camp in World War II. Hear about the history of the island from your skipper as you cruse along. Reach the Blue Cave and go for a dip in the crystal-clear water. Visit the Our Lady of the Rocks island where you can pay to visit the museum or peruse the shops. Continue to a private little mussel’s farm where you can learn about harvesting mussels. Watch how mussels are cooked and cleaned the the Montenegrin way. Sit down to a fresh meal of mussels paired with local red or white wine.