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Cut loose from the ramparts of Kotor for a three-hour boat trip that mixes a swim in an electric Blue Cave, a pass-by of Mamula fortress, and a guided stop at the votive island of Lady of the Rocks. Practical, scenic, and rich in coastal history.
Cut loose from the ramparts of Kotor for a three-hour boat trip that mixes a swim in an electric Blue Cave, a pass-by of Mamula fortress, and a guided stop at the votive island of Lady of the Rocks. Practical, scenic, and rich in coastal history.
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Operated by Sirius boat tours Kotor · Kotor, Kotor Municipality
You step off the cobblestone quay in Kotor with salt already on your lips and a small boat waiting to rock you free of the fortified town. The motor cuts through the calm, fjord-like inlet of the Bay of Kotor and soon the limestone walls open to the Adriatic, where the first stop—the Blue Cave on the Luštica Peninsula—appears as a slit of shadow and reflected light.
easy.
3 hours.
Suitable for people in basic fitness — short swims and minimal walking required; stable on small boats recommended.
You get roughly 20 minutes for swimming and photos in the Blue Cave, timed around light and safety considerations.
Yes—there’s usually time to step ashore and enter the church when services aren’t in session; modest dress is requested.
Yes; the tour is family-friendly. Non-swimmers can remain on the boat during the swim stop and are closely supervised by the crew.
Bring a small amount of euros for tips, church donations, or onboard refreshments if offered outside the standard inclusions.
Access is limited—boarding and island landings involve ladders or uneven stone docks, so it’s not suitable for standard wheelchair users.
The operator cancels in unsafe sea or weather conditions and offers a full refund if cancellation is at least 24 hours prior, per policy.
Perast and Kotor show Venetian and Austro-Hungarian influences; Mamula fortress (1853) and the votive island of Lady of the Rocks reflect centuries of maritime defense and local seafaring devotion.
The bay’s seagrass beds are ecologically sensitive—avoid anchoring on meadows, pack out plastics, and follow crew guidance to minimize disturbance.
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