
easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels — minimal walking and short stair climbs on the island and in Perast
Cut across the mirrored water of the Bay of Kotor on a 90‑minute private speedboat to visit Our Lady of the Rocks and stroll Perast’s waterfront. This compact trip pairs local maritime lore with sweeping cliff-lined scenery, ideal for travelers short on time.
The pier at Kotor's old town is a study in contrasts: baroque stone, tourists with gelato, and a line of small commercial boats cutting the harbor mirror into quick splinters. Forty-five minutes after you push off, the bay has reshaped itself — cliffs close in, water goes quiet, and an artificial isle with a pale church appears like a deliberate punctuation in the blue.

Wear secure, non-marking shoes to make boarding a fastboat and walking cobbled streets safe and comfortable.
Bring sunscreen and a light windbreaker — sun is strong on the water and the bay can be breezy even on warm days.
If you’re prone to seasickness, take preventative medication 30–60 minutes before departure and sit mid-boat where motion is least felt.
Opt for morning or late afternoon departures to avoid peak heat and get softer light for photos of the island and Perast.
Perast and the Bay of Kotor were long influenced by Venetian maritime power; local shipbuilding and seafaring traditions shaped island customs like the rock‑throwing that created Our Lady of the Rocks.
The bay’s small islands and shallow shoals are sensitive to boat traffic; choose operators who respect speed zones, avoid close shore wakes, and support local conservation efforts.
Cut glare on the water and prevent losing them when the boat turns.
summer specific
Keeps you comfortable against cool breezes crossing the bay.
spring specific
Secure footing for boarding and walking on wet surfaces and cobbles.
Carry water, sunscreen, camera, and any souvenirs from Perast without hindering movement.