3 hours
The classic
Boka Bay Tour
Past St. Mark’s Island and Our Lady of Mercy and into an old submarine tunnel, then through the Verige Strait to Our Lady of the Rocks and half an hour in baroque Perast.
04Your route, your rhythmFrom Tivat, anywhere in Boka
Custom Tour. Your bay, your day.
Five to eight private hours on a route you choose: Kotor’s old town, a swim in the Blue Cave, a long lunch by the sea, the islands off Perast. Pick your places on the chart below — Boris will sail you there.
At a glance
No fixed route — just the day you want.
A Custom Tour is the boat, the skipper and the whole bay for five to eight hours, and the route is yours to choose. Walk Kotor’s old town, swim in the Blue Cave and a quiet cove on Luštica, sit down to a long seafood lunch by the water — or simply drift between the islands.
Boris’s own favourite is a six-hour day: the islands off Tivat and the submarine tunnel, Mamula and a swim in the Blue Cave, lunch by the sea on Luštica, then Our Lady of the Rocks and Perast in the afternoon. Take it as it is, or as a starting point.
It is private from one guest up: only your group on board, from the hour that suits you. Staying further away? A transfer to the promenade can be arranged on request.
- hours on the water — you choose how many
- 5–8h
- places to mix and match, on one chart
- 12
- bays of Boka — and the open sea beyond
- 4
- guests at most, on our two boats
- 14
Plan your day
Pick your places — we’ll chart the course.
Tick the places you would love to see. The chart puts them in a sensible order, from the Tivat promenade and back, and works out roughly how long the day takes. Send the plan to Boris and he will fit it to the weather, the sea — and you.
Start from an idea
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors
Your day
The hours are a rough guide: an easy pace on the water plus the time at each stop. Boris confirms the route and the timing in his reply.
On board
Travel light — the rest is on board.
Fuel, your skipper, water and towels are part of every tour. What you pay for ashore depends on the day you choose.
Included
- Fuel for the whole route
- Your licensed local skipper
- Drinking water
- Towels
- Life jackets on board
Bring
- Sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat
- Your swimsuit — wear it under your clothes
- Comfortable shoes for the old towns and their steps
- A light shirt or scarf — shoulders are covered in the island church
- Some cash for lunch and entrance tickets
Paid ashore, if you go
- Lunch, at the restaurant
- The landing fee at Our Lady of the Rocks, per person — children under 12 go free
- Tickets where you go in: Kotor’s walls, the mosaics in Risan, museums
- Best light
- On a long day, set off in the morning: the open sea is usually calmest early, the Blue Cave glows brightest towards midday, and the island church is quieter before the big tour boats arrive.
- Lunch by the sea
- Boris’s favourite is a fish restaurant on a beach on Luštica, a few minutes from the Blue Cave — the day’s catch, right by the water. Tell him when you book and he will reserve a table; lunch is paid at the restaurant.
- Transfers
- Staying further away? A transfer to the Tivat promenade can be arranged on request — ask Boris when you book. From Tivat Airport it is only a few minutes.
- Sea & weather
- The open sea and its caves depend on the waves; the inner bay is almost always calm. If the sea is up, Boris swaps the open sea for the sheltered bay — and tells you before you set off.
- Children & groups
- Children are welcome from the age of two — tell Boris their ages when you book. Up to 8 guests sail on Antonija, up to 14 on Negroni: see our boats.
“Best boat tour guide in Tivat. Takes you to all the best places…”
“The skipper is amazing and took us to see everything.”
More tours
Three more ways to fall for Boka.
3 hours
3 hours
Open sea & swimming
Blue Cave Tour
Into an old submarine tunnel, past the island fortress of Mamula and out to the Blue Cave, where the water glows electric blue — swim right in — and on to two more sea caves nearby.
4 hours
Best of both
Bay & open sea
Boka Bay + Blue Cave
The bay’s greatest hits in one unhurried loop: the submarine tunnel and Mamula, a swim in the Blue Cave, then back into the bay to Our Lady of the Rocks and Perast.