Two boats, all yours.
Antonija, a nimble speedboat for up to 8 guests, and Negroni, a larger boat for up to 14. Whichever you choose, only your group is on board — with a licensed local skipper at the helm, and fuel, water and towels included.
- Private, even for one guest
- Licensed skipper
- Life jackets on board
- Fuel, water & towels included
Two boats 8 or 14 guests · + 2 crew
Which boat?
How many of you are coming?
Up to 8 guests, nimble Antonija is just right; from 9 to 14, take Negroni, the larger boat. Either way it’s a private tour — no strangers on board, the whole boat is yours.
up to 8 guests
Antonija, quick and nimble.
An Atlantic Marine 670 — a 6.65-metre open speedboat, light on the water and quick from one stop to the next.
She slips into the old submarine tunnel, reaches the Blue Cave quickly and turns a quiet cove into your own beach. The bow becomes a sun deck for three, a canopy shades the seats at the console, and the bench at the stern is the best seat for watching the wake. Just right for couples, families and small groups of friends.
- Guests
- up to 8, plus 2 crew
- Length
- 6.65 m
- Beam
- 2.5 m
- Engine
- Honda outboard, 150 hp
- Built by
- Atlantic Marine, Poland
- Bow sun deck for three
- Centre console with windscreen
- Bench seat at the stern
- Outboard engine
Length and beam from the builder, Atlantic Marine; the drawing is schematic.
up to 14 guests
Negroni, room for everyone.
For bigger families and groups of friends — a long, open boat with a red hull and teak decks, made for the bay, with room for up to 14 guests.
A canopy shades the lounge — cushioned benches round a teak table — and at the stern two big sun pads face the wake. Teak swim platforms either side of the engine make getting in and out of the sea easy. The same private tours, the same local skipper — just more room on deck.
- Guests
- up to 14, plus 2 crew
- Shade
- a canopy over the lounge and the helm
- Seating
- lounge benches round a table, two sun pads aft
- Swimming
- teak swim platforms at the stern
- Sun canopy
- Helm console with the wheel
- Lounge and sun pads
- Swim platforms and the outboard
The drawing is schematic.
On board
Everything’s on board — just bring the sunscreen.
On every tour and on both boats, fuel, your skipper, water and towels are included — and there are life jackets on board.
- Towels
- Water
- Life jackets
- Your skipper — and the fuel
- Sunscreen
- Sunglasses
- A hat
- Your playlist and a camera
…and your swimwear, of course.
- Licensed skipper
- A licensed local skipper is at the helm on every tour — someone who knows the currents, the coves and the moods of the bay.
- Life jackets
- There are life jackets on both boats. Not a confident swimmer? Put one on before a swim stop — and nobody has to jump in.
- Sea & weather
- Every route is planned around the day’s wind and sea. If the weather isn’t right, Boris suggests another time or a sheltered route inside the bay.
- Children
- Families are welcome with children from the age of two — tell Boris their ages when you book. Children under two can’t come on board.
- Limited mobility
- Stepping on and off a speedboat and moving around at sea carry a real risk of injury, so our boats aren’t suitable for guests with limited mobility. Not sure? Ask Boris before you book.
Are the tours really private?
Yes. Every tour is private, even for a single guest: the boat, the skipper and the route are only for your group — no strangers, no fixed group schedule.
Can we swim during the tour?
Of course — swimming is half the fun. Dive into the glowing blue water of the Blue Cave, stop in a quiet cove or, if you’re brave, jump from the rocks. The coves of Luštica
I get seasick — is that a problem?
The Bay of Kotor is sheltered and usually calm, especially in the morning; the open sea towards the Blue Cave can be livelier. Tell Boris when you book and he’ll suggest the calmest route and time. Deep inside the bay: Risan
What if the weather turns?
Safety comes first. If the sea isn’t right, Boris will suggest another time or a sheltered route inside the bay.