• Kotor - At the start of the tour, enjoy a 20-minute speedboat ride offering breathtaking views of Kotor Bay as we head to other tourist attractions. Traveling along the coast, you’ll have the opportunity to experience the charm of ancient fishing villages like Muo, Prcanj, and Stoliv, which date back centuries. The incredible forests and nature, along with stunning architectural structures such as churches and old stone houses, beautifully represent Kotor.

• Perast - Perast is a charming town in Montenegro, nestled near the Bay of Kotor. Renowned for its stunning architecture and rich history, it boasts several churches and museums. Noteworthy landmarks include the Church of St. Nicholas and the Church of Our Lady of the Rocks, both situated on islands in the bay. Visitors can explore the town’s beautiful squares, narrow streets, and historic buildings, while enjoying breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and sea. Perast offers a serene and picturesque setting, perfect for panoramic views.

• Our Lady of the Rocks - Our Lady of the Rocks is a man-made island in the Bay of Kotor, Montenegro. Named after the church dedicated to the Virgin Mary, the island is celebrated for its stunning architecture and rich history, making it a popular destination. It also features several museums and art galleries that provide a fascinating insight into the area’s history and culture. Visitors can enjoy the island’s beautiful views of the bay and mountains, as well as its rich cultural heritage. This island is a must-visit for anyone exploring the Bay of Kotor.

• Rose - On the Lustica Peninsula, explore a hidden Submarine Base built during the world wars for the Yugoslavian army. Accessed by speedboat, this unique site offers a glimpse into history.

• Mamula Fortress - Mamula Island is a small island off the coast of Montenegro in the Adriatic Sea, located in the Bay of Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural history. The island, approximately 1 kilometer in diameter, is mostly covered in Mediterranean vegetation. Mamula Island has a diverse history, initially settled by the Illyrians, later becoming a Roman stronghold. In the Middle Ages, it served as a defensive fortification for the Venetians and Austro-Hungarians. During World War II, it was used as a military prison and is now a popular tourist attraction.

• Blue Grotto - The Blue Cave is a natural wonder on the Montenegrin coast, famous for its stunning blue light that illuminates the cave’s interior. This mesmerizing effect is created by sunlight reflecting off the cave’s white-pebble bottom. Accessible only by boat, visiting the cave is the perfect way to enjoy a hot day. Inside, visitors can swim in the crystal-clear waters and admire the cave’s unique beauty. The Blue Cave is a must-see for anyone visiting the region, with a 30-minute stop allowing time to swim, listen to music, and enjoy its beauty.

• On-board WiFi
• Complimentary bottled water
• Selection of carbonated beverages
• Access to snorkeling equipment
• All fuel surcharges included

• Starting April 1, 2026, admission to Our Lady of the Rocks Island will be €5 per guest

Experience an exclusive 3-hour private speedboat tour of Boka Bay, tailored specifically for you and your group. Visit the renowned Our Lady of the Rocks island, exploring its historic church and museums away from the crowds. Uncover the hidden Yugoslav-era Submarine Base and delve into Montenegro’s captivating history. Marvel at the striking Mamula Island, featuring a 19th-century fort and stunning coastal vistas, before heading to the enchanting Blue Cave, aglow with its captivating blue light. With a private skipper at your service, set your own pace, decide where to spend more time, and enjoy a personalized, unforgettable Adriatic journey.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.