Kotor Boat Tour Prices 2026: Every Real Price, No Guessing

Search "Kotor boat tour price" and you'll get a wall of estimates: "from €30-90," "prices vary," "contact for rates." None of it tells you what you'll actually pay. Here are our real 2026 rates for every way to see the Bay of Kotor by boat — shared tours, private charters, the semi-submarine, and hourly rentals — with no rounding and no ranges hiding the actual number.

Shared tours: priced per person, fixed departures

Shared tours are the cheapest way on the water because the cost splits across everyone on board. You book a seat, not the whole boat, and you follow a fixed route at a fixed time.

• Kotor Panorama & Underwater Experience (1h): €27 adult / €22.50 child — the semi-submarine ride past Kotor Old Town with an underwater viewing cabin.
• Perast & Our Lady of the Rocks (2h): €31.50 adult / €22.50 child — the island church stop plus a look at Perast.
• Bay of Kotor & Blue Cave Adventure (3h): €49.99 adult / €34.99 child — our most-booked tour, stopping at the Blue Cave, Mamula Island, and Our Lady of the Rocks in one trip.
• Blue Cave & Beach Transfer (6h): €72 adult / €58.50 child — adds real swim time at Zanjice Beach on top of the Blue Cave stop.

Private charters: priced per boat, your own schedule

Private charters cost more in total but split evenly across your group — and unlike shared tours, you set the stops and the pace, with our captain driving. No other passengers, no fixed script.

• Kotor Bay Highlights (1h): €81 per boat, up to 6 guests — a fast private introduction to the bay.
• Our Lady of the Rocks & Perast (1.5h): €121.50 per boat, up to 6 guests.
• Organic & Hedonistic Kotor Bay Discovery (2h): €150 per person (minimum 2 guests) — smaller group, slower pace.
• Blue Kotor Bay, Our Lady of the Rocks, Perast & Swimming (2.5h): €202.50 per boat, up to 6 guests.
• Blue Cave Adventure — Private (3h): €288 per boat for up to 6 guests (€336 for 7, €384 for 8, €432 for 9).
• Private Full Kotor Bay Tour & Swimming Time (6h): €486 per boat, up to 6 guests — our longest fixed-itinerary charter.

The submarine: a fixed price, its own category

The semi-submarine experience runs €135 per hour for up to 14 guests — it doesn't fit neatly into the shared-vs-private split because it's a different vessel entirely, with a below-waterline viewing cabin alongside the open-air deck.

Renting a boat by the hour: what it actually costs

Every rental comes with our licensed captain — there is no self-drive option and no license required from you, because you're never the one behind the wheel. You set the plan (which stops, how long to swim, whether to circle back early), the captain drives. Rates below include the boat, captain, fuel, water, insurance and snorkel masks — there is no separate fuel charge and no deposit.

• Up to 8 passengers: €90/hour for up to 6 people (€110/hour for 7, €130/hour for 8), roughly €360 for a 4-hour outing.
• Up to 10 passengers: €150/hour, roughly €600 for 4 hours.
• Up to 14 passengers: €150/hour for up to 8 people, €200/hour for 9–14, roughly €600–€800 for 4 hours.
• Up to 20 passengers: €300/hour, roughly €1,200 for 4 hours.
• Fuel: included in every hourly rate — no separate fuel bill, whatever the boat size.

Which price actually fits your trip

1. Solo or a couple, first time in the bay: a shared tour is the cheapest per-person option — start with the 3-hour Blue Cave Adventure at €49.99.
2. Small group wanting one specific itinerary: a private charter splits cheaper than you'd expect once you're past 3-4 people, and you skip the shared schedule entirely.
3. Larger group or want total control over stops and timing: hourly rental gives you the most flexibility, and fuel is already included in the hourly rate.

For the full breakdown of how rental pricing and captain-included rules work, see our speedboat rental guide. If you're still deciding between a fixed-route tour, a water taxi, or a rental, the water taxi vs boat tour vs rental comparison breaks down which one actually fits your trip.