In a nutshell

An experience by boat amid Montenegrin gems accessible only by sea: The Mouths of Kotor. Sailing from bay to bay, you'll see up close islets steeped in history and legends, such as the Our Lady of the Rocks island sanctuary, and famous iconic sea sites like the Blue Cave, where the water is so clear you'll be eager to dive in. Well, what are you waiting for?

Main stops

Panoramic boat tour to the Mouths of Kotor: Kotor Bay; Castelnuovo Bay; Teodo Bay; Mamula Island; former submarine military base
Our Lady of the Rocks sanctuary: Interior visit
Blue Cave: Photo stop and free time to swim

The programme

Your exploration of the Mouths of Kotor begins in the bay of the same name and the first treasure you encounter is the artificial island site of the Our Lady of the Rocks sanctuary.
Why here? Legend has it that in ’400 two sailors found a painting depicting the Madonna with the Child: The painting was brought to the village of Perast but mysteriously reappeared on the cliff where it had been found, and which you now see.
The trip continues toward Teodo Bay and its exclusive Montenegro Port, buzzing with nautical life, full as it is with vessels of all types, from regatta boats to luxury yachts.
Now, try to find the entry to the submarine tunnels: Yes – this Montenegrin “fjord” was also a military base that also includes the famous Mamula island, with its former fortress.
And how to top it all off? Heading to the Blue Cave: A swimming paradise only accessible by boat, where the water's color is so vivid it doesn't seem real... until you dive in!

Good to know

Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the experience.
Bring just the essentials with you, not forgetting your swimming suit, a backpack with beach towel, hat and sunscreen.