
easy
1.5 hours
Light—suitable for most people who can board small boats and walk for short periods (20–30 minutes onshore).
A brisk 90‑minute speedboat leaves Kotor’s quay to visit the man‑made island of Our Lady of the Rocks and the baroque waterfront of Perast. Expect mountain-backed sea views, short onshore stops, and a concentrated dose of Bay of Kotor history.
The boat slips away from Kotor's quay and the old walls fall behind you—stone ramparts giving way to a palette of cobalt water and vertical limestone. Mountains press close to the sea here; cliffs throw long shadows across the bay, and towns with red-tiled roofs seem to perch improbably at the water’s edge. In ninety minutes you’ll cross this folded coastline, stop at a tiny man-made island with a painted church, and step onto Perast’s polished quay where baroque palaces watch the tide.

Meet at Park Slobode near Kotor Old Town; allow 10–15 minutes to find the boat and store small bags.
Bring reef‑safe sunscreen and a lightweight wind layer—reflected sun off the water intensifies UV exposure and sea breeze can be chilly.
Wear shoes with grip; docks can be wet and you’ll step from a low pier onto the boat and island jetty.
If you’re prone to seasickness, sit midship, focus on the horizon, and take medication before departure.
Our Lady of the Rocks was created by sailors who deposited stones and shipwrecked timber—a maritime votive tradition that grew over centuries alongside Perast’s Venetian‑influenced baroque architecture.
The Bay of Kotor’s shallow marine habitats are sensitive; use reef‑safe products, avoid litter, and follow guides’ instructions to minimize impact.
Stable footwear for wet docks and uneven island steps.
Protects skin while preserving local marine life.
summer specific
Blocks damp sea breeze and unexpected spray; useful in spring and fall.
spring specific
Keeps camera, wallet, and essentials dry and close at hand.