Start your journey from Kotor and discover Boka Bay from its most beautiful side - the sea. This relaxed small-group speedboat tour takes you to the bay’s most famous highlights while giving you time to swim, enjoy the scenery, and experience Montenegro with local skippers who genuinely know and love these waters.
Depending on the schedule, your skipper will be Luka or Neven - both experienced and licensed skippers with a strong connection to the sea.
Luka is a professional volleyball player and captain of Montenegro’s national volleyball team. For the past 10 years, he has spent his off-season guiding boat tours and sharing the beauty of his home region with visitors.
Neven is a licensed skipper, professional seafarer, and Second Officer with experience navigating international waters. His maritime knowledge, calm approach, and focus on safety make every journey comfortable and relaxed.
With a maximum of 12 guests per speedboat, the experience remains personal and enjoyable. You will travel on a Marinello New Eden 22 or Atlantic Marine 670, equipped with comfortable seating, music, and a sunshade.
Your first main destination is Perast, one of Montenegro’s most charming historic towns, followed by the famous Our Lady of the Rocks. These two highlights can also be experienced panoramically from the boat, allowing more time for swimming and relaxing around the Blue Cave.
Continue through Boka Bay toward the Submarine Tunnel, hidden inside the rocks and once used during the Yugoslav era. Entering the tunnel by speedboat offers a unique glimpse into the bay’s maritime and military history.
Next, cruise past Mamula Island and its impressive 19th-century fortress, with beautiful views toward the entrance of Boka Bay and the open Adriatic Sea.
Then comes the highlight of the tour - the Blue Cave. Enjoy time for swimming, photos, and relaxing in the clear blue water while sunlight reflecting inside the cave creates its famous glowing color.
On the way back to Kotor, relax with music and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, coastline, and Boka Bay from the sea.
