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Experience a private 3-hour boat tour from Kotor to the Blue Cave, Our Lady of the Rocks, and other landmarks with Wi-Fi, snorkeling gear, and personalized service.

This 3-hour private boat tour from Kotor offers an intimate exploration of some of Montenegro’s most captivating sights, including the Blue Cave, Our Lady of the Rocks, the Tre Sorelle Palace, and the Mamula Fortress. Priced at $498.47 per group (up to 12 people), this experience is perfect for those seeking a personalized adventure across Kotor Bay with the flexibility to customize the pace. The tour is highly recommended, with 17 reviews rating it a perfect 5.0/5 and a 100% recommendation rate.
This tour departs from the UNESCO-listed Old Town of Kotor or other nearby locations like Muo, Pranj, Stoliv, or Dobrota, making it convenient for most travelers. With a duration of approximately 3 hours, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views, swimming stops, and visits to historical landmarks—plus the comfort of Wi-Fi onboard and snorkeling gear included. While the tour is quite comprehensive, be aware that entry to the Our Lady of the Rocks museum is not included, and booking is typically made 36 days in advance.

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This tour begins at the UNESCO World Heritage Old Town of Kotor, or at other convenient private dock spots like Muo, Pranj, Stoliv, or Dobrota. The boat easily docks at these locations, making the start seamless regardless of where you’re staying in the bay area. The meeting point is at Tvrava Svetog Ivana, with pickup options available, ensuring a smooth beginning to your adventure.
The first stop is the Tre Sorelle Palace, built in the fifteenth century. This Gothic-style monument is notable for its architectural significance and a legendary love story associated with its history, which guides are happy to share. The free admission lets you appreciate this historical gem without extra cost.
Next, the tour visits Our Lady’s Temple of Prcanj, a large baroque church dedicated to the birth of the Holy Virgin. Built over 120 years, it is one of the largest sacred structures in the Adriatic and the biggest in Boka Bay. This stop offers insight into religious architecture and local faith traditions.

The Mamula Fortress is a striking small island at the bay entrance, built in the XIX century. Historically, it served as a prison during World War I and II. Today, the fortress is closed for public viewing due to ongoing renovation and hotel development, but it remains a notable sight on the water, adding a historic element to the scenic cruise.
A highlight of this tour is the Blue Cave, accessible after cruising past other landmarks. This 20-minute stop features turquoise waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling. The free snorkeling gear enhances the experience, allowing travelers to enjoy the vibrant underwater scenery, making it a favorite among guests who appreciate water activities.

Following the cave, the boat approaches the Our Lady of the Rocks island, created by local people who promised to build a church after finding an icon of the Virgin Mary. This small island hosts a church and museum, where visitors can explore the religious artifacts and learn about the island’s story. Access to the museum is not included in the tour price, but the sightseeing itself is impressive enough to merit a visit.

The Baroque town of Perast is a short stop during the tour, known for its Venetian Gothic architecture and historical significance. Highlights include the church of Saint Nicholas with its 55-meter-high bell tower—though the tower remains unfinished due to historical financial constraints. Perast’s narrow streets and historic buildings offer excellent photo opportunities and a glimpse into the region’s past.

The Verige strait is the 300-meter-wide passage connecting the inner and outer parts of Boka Bay. The church of Our Lady of Angels stands here, with historic renovations from the 1600s. Historically, the iron chains used to block the bay’s entrance at Verige symbolized strategic defense, adding a layer of maritime history to this scenic crossing.
Throughout the tour, bottled water is provided, ensuring hydration, and the fuel surcharge is included in the price. The boat offers Wi-Fi onboard, perfect for sharing photos or browsing during the trip, and snorkeling equipment is available for use. The entire experience is private, giving your group the freedom to set the pace and ask questions to your knowledgeable skipper.
The tour operates on a flexible schedule, with most bookings made 36 days in advance. Participants can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before the scheduled start. Given the perfect weather requirement, cancellations due to poor conditions are fully refundable or can be rescheduled, ensuring peace of mind for travelers planning ahead.
This private boat experience is ideal for those who value personalized service and intimate exploration of Kotor Bay’s key sights. It suits families, couples, or small groups who enjoy water-based activities, historical sites, and scenic cruising. The swimming stop at the Blue Cave and the guided commentary by experienced skippers make it a memorable and informative outing for anyone eager to see Montenegro from the water.
This 3-hour private boat tour offers a well-rounded look at Kotor Bay’s most iconic landmarks, blending history, nature, and water fun. The personalized approach and inclusion of Wi-Fi, snorkeling gear, and flexible stops make it a valuable experience for travelers who appreciate comfort and authenticity. While the museum entry at Our Lady of the Rocks isn’t included, the stunning views and storytelling compensate fully.
If you’re seeking a relaxed yet engaging way to explore Kotor’s coastline, this tour delivers excellent value and memorable moments. It’s especially suited for those who want a customized, comfortable adventure on the water, with enough time to soak in the sights, swim in crystal waters, and learn about local history.
“The boat ride was beautiful!!! Our driver took us around and told us lots of history and facts of the area. We also swam in the crystal blue water …”
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours.
What is the group size?
The experience is private for up to 12 people.
What stops are included in the tour?
Stops include Kotor Old Town, Tre Sorelle Palace, Our Lady’s Temple of Prcanj, Mamula Fortress, Blue Cave, and Our Lady of the Rocks.
Is snorkeling equipment provided?
Yes, snorkeling gear is included and available for use onboard.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance.
What is not included in the price?
Admission to the Our Lady of the Rocks museum is not included.
Where does the tour start?
From Kotor Fortress or other designated spots in Kotor Bay, with the option for pickup.
Is this tour suitable for children or people with mobility issues?
The tour involves boat travel and water stops; travelers should consider their comfort with these activities.
What makes this tour stand out?
The private setting, personalized attention, Wi-Fi onboard, and expert guides make it a top choice for a relaxed exploration of Kotor Bay.
How do I book?
Most bookings are made 36 days in advance via the provider, Sea Horizon – Speed Boat Tours.
This detailed review aims to help you understand why this private boat tour remains a top-rated choice for exploring Montenegro’s stunning coastline and historic sites.