Blue Cave and Beach Transfer - 6h

Enjoy 6 hours of fun with our Full-Day Trip to the Bay of Kotor, where you can indulge in panoramic sightseeing of the bay’s arena, visit the marvelous church, Our Lady of the Rocks, feel the distressing emanation of the island Mamula, and go for a swim in the luminous Blue Cave.

The tour ends (or for some of you - starts) at Zanjice Beach where our skipper is leaving you to enjoy the natural beauties of this area.

Coming to Montenegro and Kotor during peak season can sometimes be an uncalled annoyance if you are improperly organized. On top of that, it is known that Kotor doesn’t have many beach areas to brag about. Just a few of them make it on the list of sandy or pebble beaches, with the rest being docks for boats, racers, yachts, and other water vehicles in which vicinity you surely don’t want to dip your body in.

For reasons like these we offer our passengers the opportunity to hop on a speedboat with us and cruise through the splendid region of Boka Bay, right as we transport you to some of the most amazing beaches - considered hidden gems of the bay.

This boat trip includes breathing in the fresh breeze of Boka Bay while enjoying many panoramic views - with your eyeballs directly targeting the ancient towns of  Herceg Novi, Kotor, and Tivat.

Apart from the natural splendor that encircles us, there will also be a lot of stories and legends to listen to; the mythical genesis of the man-made island Our Lady of the Rocks, a horror-packed history of the island Mamula, as well as testimonies on how we used the gifts of nature to camouflage our former military base to shelter our submarines during WWII.

And last (but not least important) on our agenda is a short swimming session in the radiantly colored Blue Cave that you can use to refresh yourself from the trip.

This is the part you’ve been waiting for. After we checked everything from our list of places to visit, we’ll approach Zanjice beach and drop you off to savor your time at the beach.

Zanjice is probably considered the most famous beach on the Lustica Peninsula, also called President Beach due to a time when Tito used this space as a private resort.

Accessible only by boat, it is a favorite attraction for swimming, relaxation, and excursions during shoulder and peak seasons. It is encircled by two verdurous, sloping capes which cover the area’s clear waters, and where you can see reflections of the beautiful olive groves that grace it.

We have two available departure options for this tour, and the hop-on and hop-off details are as follows:

This tour is a definite must on any traveler’s to-do list. Make sure to reach out and book an experience that you will never forget. Click here and book on time.