Montenegro · KOTOR TOURS
Two thirds of everything bookable in this country leaves from Kotor, which makes choosing harder rather than easier. These 15 sort the cave boats, the walls, the food walks and the drivers by what they cost and how early they get you out ahead of the ships.
Cruise Kotor Bay to Our Lady of the Rocks, a submarine tunnel, Mamula Island, and the Blue Cave on a scenic three-hour speedboat tour.
“Have layers and headgear as it gets windy off season; swim wear in the peak season. Take refreshments, especially a drink.”
Cruise Kotor Bay by speedboat to the Blue Cave, Mamula Island, submarine tunnels, and Our Lady of the Rocks for $56.
“We had great time on the Blue Caves boat tour. Boat was comfortable and we could find the meeting point easily. Andre was our guide and he was amazing. He was very helpful and friendly. He really helped us a lot getting back onto the boat after swimming. He gave enough information about the places. He even said he could lend us his sweatshirt if we were cold. The scenery was breathtaking. We highly recommend the tour and our tour guide to everyone!”
Review of Kotor’s Blue Cave speedboat tour, with Our Lady of the Rocks, submarine tunnels, Mamula Fortress, costs, crowds, and practical tips.
“It was nice but when we arrived we found out that the same tour here costs 30 euros. The 3 hours were too fast going through locations and it was way too cold to enjoy the ride for mid May.”
Review of the Dubrovnik to Montenegro day trip, with Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks, a Kotor Bay cruise, and free time in Kotor.
“Good trip. only small suggestion is add comfort stoo either before or after the border crossing on the way back as the toilets at the border are not the best other than that an amazing trip well worth booking”
Spend 11 hours exploring Montenegro’s mountains, mausoleum, old capital, Crnojević River, and Sveti Stefan from Kotor.
“One of the best tour company 360 Monty and Nina is just exceptional tour guide. We had a great day and highly recommended one.”
Ride a speedboat from Kotor to the Blue Cave, Mamula, submarine tunnels, and Our Lady of the Rocks in three action-packed hours.
“Really good experience and very worthwhile. The places we stopped were so interesting and our captain was excellent with his explanations.”
Review of Kotor’s 3-hour speedboat tour to Our Lady of the Rocks, Blue Cave, Mamula Island, and submarine tunnels.
“Great trip. Tour guide very knowledgeable. Views are stunning! It can get cold on the boat so take a jumper.”
Explore Durmitor, Tara Canyon, Black Lake, and Ostrog Monastery from Kotor on a long, scenic North Montenegro day tour.
“Great insight to Montenegro and not just the coastal areas. 7 of us in total on the trip in very comfortable vehicle. Guide was so lovely, Milos, knew lots about the country and just genuinely a lovely person to do the tour. Couple of photo stops, Tara bridge where a few on the tour did the zip wire over the canyon, Durmitor park and the black lake and Ostrog monastery. All areas were beautiful and definitely worth the long drive. Stopped for breakfast and lunch on route, both really good with opportunity to be eating local food. We were staying in perast so we joined there as their first photo…”
Review of Kotor’s 2-hour speedboat trip to Perast and Our Lady of the Rocks, with practical advice on timing, costs, crowds, and value.
“Well Worth! Very windy but nice sceneries. More time in perast and less time on lady of the rocks would have been better time management.”
Explore Kotor’s walled Old Town, cathedral, palaces, squares, and gates on a concise one-hour guided walk for $30.25.
“the instractor was very good & interesting we loved the tour she told us all about the history of the old city”
Review of Kotor’s 3-hour speedboat tour to the Blue Cave, Mamula Fortress, submarine tunnels, Perast, and Our Lady of the Rocks.
“It was very beautiful, our tour guide we had was very friendly. I wish we had go to snorkel, but it was still very fun!”
Review of Kotor’s Blue Cave speedboat tour, with Perast, Lady of the Rocks, a submarine base, swimming, costs, tips, and practical advice.
“Great speed boat ride . Very experienced driver. An incredible way to see the harbor. We toured into the war time submarine bays hidden away during the war with Germany and Italy. We stopped to see tge blue cave! Aptly named as its the most beautiful color! We had the opportunity to swim in the Adriatic Sea under safe supervision of our tour guide and driver. Our driver was very attentive helping everyone load and unload. Great friendly young man.”
Review of Kotor’s 3-hour speedboat trip to Our Lady of the Rocks, Perast, submarine tunnels, and Montenegro’s Blue Cave.
“I already reviewed this and when I submitted it, it said I hadn't filled in the required fields, which I had. It then seems to have erased itself. The one star is for the website.”
Explore Kotor Old Town with a private guide, market tastings, Montenegrin specialties, mussels, wine, and local stories in two hours
“No recommodation! 30 minutes before starting of the tour there came heavy rain, storm, lightning and thunder. The old town of Kotor was complety under water. An undangerous walk trought kotor was not possible. Because of that we hade to cancel the tour. We were in contact with the oragnizer, but the answer was, that this is our problem and we couldn't cancel the tour so shortly. Our canceling was not in case of personal problems, rather of the heavy rain and flooded streets. No understanding for that and recommodation for this organizer. Only greed for money!”
Explore Kotor Bay by speedboat, visit Our Lady of the Rocks and a submarine base, then swim in the Blue Cave with snorkel gear.
“We arrived in Kotor via cruise ship. Kotor was definitely amazing. Far nicer than most of the Italian ports we had previously visited. The tour meeting spot was a short walk from port. We met our guide and the other members of our group and departed across the bay and out to sea about 45 minutes to the Blue Cave. We were able to swim in the cave because we happened to arrive first, but shortly thereafter a number of other tour boats arrived and were unable to swim because of the very limited capacity in the cave and the choppy, churning waters. So the swimming aspect is really luck…”
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