Kotor: Blue Cave, Submarine Base, and Lady of the Rocks Tour｜Montenegro

Your journey begins in Kotor and kicks off with a panoramic cruise past Perast, a fairytale baroque town famous for its Venetian charm and twin islands — St. George and Our Lady of the Rocks — rising magically from the sea.

We stop at Our Lady of the Rocks for 20 minutes, where you can explore the 15th-century church, maritime museum, and take some of the best photos of your trip on the Island. Dress code notice: Entry to Our Lady of the Rocks is not allowed in swimwear. Both men and women must wear appropriate clothing (covered shoulders and modest-length shorts, skirt, or dress).

Next, hold your breath as you enter a secret Yugoslav-era submarine tunnel, hidden inside the mountains and built by Yugoslavian President Tito’s military forces. Your guide will share real Cold War stories from this time capsule of history.

You’ll then cruise past Mamula Island, a fortress-turned-prison used by Italians in WWII — a chilling place with stories of ghosts and escape attempts, now one of the most mysterious spots in the Adriatic.

And finally, the crown jewel: the Blue Cave.

As you glide toward this natural sea cave, sunlight reflects off the white seabed, creating the famous glowing turquoise-blue water that makes the Blue Cave so unique. Starting from the 21st of May, boats are no longer allowed to enter the Blue Cave, so guests can experience it only by swimming inside from the entrance. We will stop here for 30 minutes, giving you plenty of time to swim, float, and enjoy one of nature’s most breathtaking spectacles.

Throughout the trip, your friendly local skipper and guide share fascinating stories, music, and local legends that bring the Bay of Kotor to life. Every stop offers something different — history, mystery, and breathtaking natural beauty — making this the ultimate Montenegro boat experience with over 20000 happy guests!

A knowledgeable guide will provide information and explanations about the places the boat passes, giving visitors a deeper understanding and appreciation of the area. Whether you are a local or a visitor, a boat tour is a great way to spend a day out on the water.