Set out from Kotor on a private speedboat to explore the Blue Cave, Mamula fortress, WWII submarine tunnels, Our Lady of the Rocks, and panoramic Perast—all in a tailored 3–4 hour outing. Expect photo stops, swims, and local maritime history narrated by an experienced captain.
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You push off from Kotor’s stone quay and the bay immediately answers — waves nudge the hull, cliffs cast cool shadows, and the captain trims the throttle for a panoramic run toward the Blue Cave.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic mobility for boarding a small boat and short swims is helpful.
Wildlife
History
Boka Kotorska carries Venetian and Austro-Hungarian layers; Our Lady of the Rocks is an artificial islet created by local seafarers stacking rocks over centuries, while Mamula fortress dates to 19th‑century coastal defenses.
Conservation
The bay hosts sensitive seagrass beds and marine life—operators are encouraged to use designated moorings, avoid anchoring on vegetation, and promote reef-safe sunscreen to reduce impact.
Reserve your spot on the Blue Cave Private Speedboat Tour Experience today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen
Protect skin and local seagrass—apply before boarding to avoid greasy residues on seats and the water.
Wear water shoes
The boat and short swim entries can be slippery; water shoes improve traction and protect feet from rocky shores.
Check sea conditions
Rides and swim stops depend on calm seas; confirm cancellation policy and plan a backup day for rough weather.
Hydrate and pack a towel
Bring a reusable water bottle (bottled water included) and a quick-dry towel for swim stops and wind-chill after the ride.
Swimwear and towel
Quick access for swim stops and a towel for drying on the return ride.
summer
Reef‑safe sunscreen
Protects skin and the bay’s marine habitat during prolonged sun exposure.
summer
Water shoes
Improves footing when boarding, exiting the water, and walking on rocky islets.
Windbreaker or light jacket
Keeps you comfortable on open-water stretches when the breeze picks up, especially in spring and fall.
spring