Boka Bay Day Cruise, Montenegro.
On this tour, you will cruise along the UNESCO-listed Bay of Kotor. It includes a visit to ex-Yugoslavian submarine tunnels. The Man-made island of Our Lady of the Rocks, swimming in the Blue cave and visiting Porto Montenegro and Mamula island.
The tour ends after an 8-hour cruise. The Bay of Kotor is a historically rich region full of landscapes. The English-speaking guides are a punctual, informative, and very well-coordinated team.
The tour price also includes the entrance fees to the church and museum, fresh fruit, welcoming champagne, and rakija shots.
The meeting point varies from the option you book. The pick-up locations are Herceg-Novi, Kotor, Tivat, or Budva. Drop-off is the same.
If you take the advantage of a full-day tour, you’ll be swimming in many different locations in crystal clear waters.
What to bring?
It’s sunny, windy, and adventurous.
Sunglasses
Sun hat
Swimwear
Camera
Sunscreen
What not to bring?
If there is anything that annoys boat owners around the globe people bring extra food on the boat. That is a big No, No.
The Tour.
From Kotor Budva or Tivat, your first stop will be Bijela. For those guests who have booked our apartment in Bijela, this is also their pick-up point. Arrange the exact location with the captain, please.
Our Lady of a Rock island, Montenegro
After a while, the boat is headed toward the church and museum on the island. The next stop is a Blue Cave. Before you reach the Blue Cave the boat will leave the Bay of Kotor, and pass the Island Mamula. Today the prison on Mamula island and the entire island is being transformed into an authentic 5-star hotel. The sandy beaches are getting built, the access to an island is not allowed. However, the tourist guys always get all kinds of permissions to get around.
Porto Montenegro is your next stop. It’s a resort of luxury hotels, apartments, marinas, luxury brands, and on. Porto Montenegro is a picturesque town. You’ll see luxury apartments having their own waterfalls, infinity pools, and fruit trees. Make sure you ask your guide for updated info on where to eat.
At last, you’ll visit the church on the island.
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