From baroque Perast to the open sea.

Nine places we love to show our guests — baroque towns, island churches, old fortresses and the glowing Blue Cave. Every course starts on the Tivat promenade.

places on our chart
9
bays make up the Bay of Kotor
4
Kotor region inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list
1979
by sea to the Blue Cave, our longest course
22km

All destinations

  1. Our boat Negroni on the water in front of Perast and its bell tower

    01Inner bay

    Perast

    Baroque palaces on the water

    A small baroque town of captains’ palaces and bell towers, facing its two islands. It looks its best from the water — and on the Boka Bay Tour you also step ashore.

    ≈ 7 km from Tivat

  2. Our Lady of the Rocks from the air: the church with its blue dome on the man-made island off Perast

    02Inner bay

    Our Lady of the Rocks

    An island built stone by stone

    An island made by hand: for centuries the people of Perast have brought stones to the reef — and every July they still do. On the Boka Bay Tour you can step ashore at its church.

    ≈ 7 km from Tivat

  3. Kotor old town and harbour seen from above

    03Inner bay

    Kotor

    The walled old town

    A walled medieval town at the far end of the bay, part of the UNESCO-listed Kotor region, under mountains that rise straight from the sea.

    ≈ 17 km from Tivat

  4. Our boat Negroni in the turquoise water outside the Blue Cave

    04Open sea

    Blue Cave

    Swim in the glowing blue water

    A sea cave on the Luštica peninsula where sunlight comes up through the water and turns it electric blue. Swim right inside — when the sea is calm enough.

    ≈ 22 km from Tivat

  5. Mamula from straight above: the round fortress filling its little island

    05Bay entrance

    Mamula

    Island fortress from 1853

    A round fortress on a tiny island at the mouth of the bay, built in 1853 by the Austrian general Lazar Mamula. You pass it on the way to the Blue Cave.

    ≈ 17 km from Tivat

  6. Fort Arza on the tip of Luštica at dusk, Mamula island beyond

    06Open sea

    Luštica

    Hidden coves and clear water

    A green peninsula of olive groves and quiet coves between the bay and the open sea. On a Custom Tour, Boris will find you a cove for a long swim.

    ≈ 18 km from Tivat

  7. Herceg Novi from the sea, with the Forte Mare fortress above the shore

    07Bay entrance

    Herceg Novi

    Old town and fortresses

    The town at the entrance to the bay, founded in 1382 by the Bosnian king Tvrtko I — fortresses, stone stairways and an old town that faces the sea.

    ≈ 14 km from Tivat

  8. 08Tivat bay

    Island of Flowers

    Monastery islet near Tivat

    A small islet just south of Tivat, joined to the shore by a short bridge. Its Monastery of St Michael the Archangel goes back to the 13th century.

    ≈ 3 km from Tivat

  9. The still water of the Bay of Risan at dawn, mirroring the mountains

    09Inner bay

    Risan

    Roman mosaics and a quiet bay

    The oldest town in the bay, once a stronghold of the Illyrian queen Teuta. Its Roman villa still keeps 2nd-century mosaics — among them Hypnos, the god of sleep.

    ≈ 10 km from Tivat

Chart of the Bay of Kotor with the nine Montenegroni destinations Every course starts on the Tivat promenade. Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks, Kotor and Risan lie beyond the Verige Strait; Herceg Novi, Mamula, the coves of Luštica and the Blue Cave out past the Kumbor Strait; the Island of Flowers just south of Tivat. Bay of KotorAdriatic SeaVrmacOrjenGrbalj TivatHome port01Perast02Our Lady of the Rocks03Kotor04Blue Cave05Mamula06Luštica07Herceg Novi08Island of Flowers09Risan

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