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Discover Montenegro with this $80 day trip from Croatia, including a Kotor Bay boat cruise, visit to Perast, and Our Lady of The Rock island. Perfect for cultural explorers.

This Montenegro Day Trip & Kotor Bay Short Boat Cruise offers an exciting way to experience Montenegro’s stunning coastline and historic towns for just $80 per person. Departing from Cavtat or Dubrovnik, the tour lasts around 10 hours, including a seaside boat cruise, visits to Perast, the Our Lady of The Rock island, and the UNESCO-listed old town of Kotor.
The trip is ideal for travelers seeking a full day of scenic views, cultural sights, and relaxed exploration. While the border crossing can add some waiting time, the guide-led visits and picturesque stops make it a worthwhile outing. This experience suits those who enjoy a mix of history, beautiful scenery, and small-group boat rides.
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This tour begins with complimentary pickup from your hotel or nearby location around 06:20 from Dubrovnik or 07:20 from Cavtat. Travelers are contacted the day before via email with specific pickup details, ensuring smooth coordination. If no pickup info is provided, the meeting point defaults to the cross of FRANKOPANSKA ulica and PUTA OD CAVTATA at 07:20.
The bus ride takes you through the Croatian/Montenegrin border, where border control can sometimes cause delays. The trip is facilitated with comfort in mind, as all transportation is via air-conditioned bus, and guides coordinate the timing to keep the day moving smoothly.

Perast is the first stop on this journey, famous for its baroque palaces and calm, historic streets. Visitors have free time for about 45 minutes, enough to stroll along the waterfront, admire the beautiful architecture, and enjoy the peaceful seaside atmosphere. The town’s charm lies in its quaintness and the opportunity to see a less touristy side of Montenegro.
The visit to Perast is a highlight for those who appreciate small, picturesque towns with a slow pace. The focus is on walking around at your leisure, taking photos, and soaking in the classic Mediterranean vibe.
One of the most unique aspects of this tour is the boat trip to Our Lady of The Rock, an artificial island famous for its small church and museum. This short boat ride offers scenic views of Kotor Bay, providing a relaxing break from walking.
On the island, visitors can admire the monument and enjoy a few minutes to explore the church and take photos. This stop is often praised for its breathtaking vistas and the serenity of the bay.
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The trip’s highlight is the visit to Kotor, a Venetian port built along a fjords-like bay. The 4.5 kilometers of city walls are on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1979, and exploring this medieval town leaves a strong impression.
You are given about 2.5 hours of free time to walk through narrow streets, visit landmarks like St. Triphun Cathedral, and explore the Maritime Museum. Many choose to climb parts of the city walls for panoramic views of the fjord, although some reviews note that the guided walking tour can feel rushed or hard to hear in crowded areas.
Lunch options are available in Kotor, making this a great chance to try local cuisine and browse authentic souvenirs in the shops lining the streets.

The bus ride from the starting points to Montenegro passes through border crossings, which can sometimes cause delays of up to 90 minutes on the return trip, depending on queue length. The guides coordinate the schedule carefully, and many reviews mention short border wait times of 15-45 minutes with the assistance of smaller border crossings.
The driver and guides are praised for their knowledge and helpfulness, ensuring passengers feel comfortable during the long but scenic drive through Montenegro’s landscape and along the coast.
This tour requires passport or ID card for all travelers entering Montenegro, and comfortable shoes are recommended for walking. The tour is not suitable for those with mobility impairments due to the nature of walking on cobbled streets and some uphill paths.
Travelers should bring water for hot days, especially in summer months when temperatures can reach +43 degrees Celsius. The boat ride is relatively short, but the museum on Our Lady of The Rock can feel rushed, so it’s advisable to limit time there if you want to enjoy the views fully.
The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off, transportation by air-conditioned bus, and a guided sightseeing cruise. Entrance fees to museums or churches, local taxes of 3 euros, and food and drinks are not included, giving travelers the flexibility to explore at their own pace during free time.
Many reviews highlight the knowledgeable guides such as Sandra, Romy, Marija, and Luca. These guides are praised for their engaging storytelling, timeliness, and helpfulness.

This experience is perfect for those seeking comprehensive insight into Montenegro’s coastal towns without the hassle of planning logistics. It suits history buffs, scenic lovers, and cultural explorers who enjoy small boat rides and walking tours.
The $80 price point offers excellent value considering the full-day itinerary, the boat cruise, and the guided visits. However, travelers should be prepared for border crossing waits and hot weather in the summer.
This Montenegro Day Trip & Kotor Bay Short Boat Cruise offers a cost-effective way to experience some of Montenegro’s most picturesque spots. The visits to Perast, Our Lady of The Rock, and Kotor’s old town provide a fulfilling glimpse into the region’s cultural and natural beauty.
While some may find the border crossing delays and crowded guided walks a minor inconvenience, the expert guides, stunning scenery, and authentic stops make this tour a strong choice for curious travelers.
Most participants praise the well-organized logistics, knowledgeable guides, and beautiful views. Travelers who value a mix of sightseeing and a relaxed boat ride will find this trip especially rewarding.
“We really enjoyed the trip. It was Perfect and so was Anna our guide”
Does this tour include the boat cruise?
Yes, it features a short sightseeing cruise on Kotor Bay, including a visit to Our Lady of The Rock.
What is the price, and what does it cover?
The $80 per person fee covers transportation, guide, and the sightseeing cruise. Entrance fees to museums and churches, and food or drinks, are not included.
How long is the total trip?
The entire experience lasts about 10 hours, with early pickups, sightseeing stops, and return to your starting point.
Is this tour suitable for people with mobility issues?
No, the tour not suitable for those with mobility impairments due to walking on cobbled streets and some uphill paths.
Are border crossing delays common?
Border queues can cause up to 90-minute delays, but many reviews mention shorter wait times with smooth crossings, especially when using smaller border points.
What should I bring?
Travelers should bring passport or ID, comfortable shoes, water, and sunscreen for hot days.
This tour provides a rich taste of Montenegro’s coast, history, and culture, making it an excellent choice for those looking to explore without stress and at a great price.
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