Mamula
Don Amon & boat tour
Boka Bay
Mamula Island
Blue Cave Adventure
Our Lady of the Rocks
Blue Cave entrance
Blue Cave swimming
Panoramic view on Kotor
Blue Cave & Swimming
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Private Boat Tour Kotor - Lady of the Rock & Blue Cave up to 15 Passengers

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Kotor, Montenegro
Water ActivitiesBoat ToursNature Tours

About this activity

Explore the Bay of Kotor's most iconic landmarks aboard a private boat with up to 15 passengers, visiting the historic Lady of the Rocks islet and its museum, cruising past Mamula fortress, and swimming in the luminous Blue Cave. This 3-hour guided tour combines Adriatic scenery with cultural heritage and water activities, perfect for understanding Montenegro's layered history from the water.

Please note: This tour includes hotel pick up and drop off service. Simply select the pick up place of your preference from the list under the availability section and our driver will be on his way!

Please note: If you don't want to be picked up, you can meet us at Park Slobode

As soon as we start making our way through the calm waters of the bay you’ll be mesmerized by the seascape and timestamps of discernible countless events that occurred in the history of the Bay of Kotor.

While cruising further you will see many significant sites that personify the lifestyle of fisherman and other locals from this area.

During this enchanting journey, you will be able to enjoy visiting and sightseeing the amazing islet, church and museum of Our Lady of the Rocks. We will take you through the former submarine tunnels and show you the infamous Mamula island. 

You'll also see the most luxurious Adriatic marina Porto Montenegro, and for the end we left the best - the Blue Cave. Enjoy swimming in the beautiful azure color of the sea and get ready for unforgettable moments.

Highlights

  • Visit Our Lady of the Rocks islet with its working church and museum
  • Swim and snorkel in the otherworldly Blue Cave with crystalline turquoise waters
  • Navigate former submarine tunnels and see Mamula island fortress
  • Spot Porto Montenegro luxury marina and traditional fishing villages
  • Small private group dynamic (max 15 passengers) with personalized pace

Insider tips

  • Bring a waterproof bag or dry case—Blue Cave swimming is the highlight and water entry is direct from the boat
  • The light inside Blue Cave is most vivid midday; time your visit accordingly if photography is a priority
  • Ask your guide about the Bay's Ottoman and Venetian history; locals have deep knowledge of the less-visible historical sites

Good to know

  • Hotel pickup and drop-off included; select your accommodation from the availability list, or meet at Park Slobode
  • Bring swimwear, towel, sunscreen, and water shoes for rocky entry points
  • Suitable for moderate swimmers; Blue Cave entry is straightforward but involves water immersion
  • Maximum 15 passengers ensures a personal experience rather than a crowded tour boat

Who it's for

Couples and small groups seeking intimate, customizable boat experiencesSwimmers and snorkelers wanting to explore lesser-crowded covesHistory buffs interested in Ottoman and Venetian heritage sitesPhotographers capturing dramatic Adriatic scenery and cave formations

Best time to visit

Late morning through early afternoon (10:00–14:00) offers the best light for Blue Cave photography and warmest water temperatures. Visit April–October for reliable weather; July–August is busiest but water is warmest.

Frequently asked questions

From
€700
per person