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Discover Montenegro’s stunning coast with the Azure Paradise Blue Cave and Kotor Bay boat tour. Swim, explore historical sites, and marvel at breathtaking scenery.

Exploring Montenegro from the water is a must-do for anyone wanting a mix of natural beauty, charming villages, and a touch of adventure. The Azure Paradise Boat Tour from Kotor offers a well-rounded experience — from the mesmerizing Blue Cave to a visit to the iconic Our Lady of the Rocks, all wrapped up in a three-hour jaunt along the stunning Boka Bay.
What really stands out for us is how smoothly everything runs — the knowledgeable guides, the scenic stops, and the chance to swim in crystal-clear waters all make for a memorable adventure. On the flip side, this tour might not suit travelers prone to seasickness or those seeking a longer, more in-depth exploration. Still, if you’re looking for a fun, scenic outing with a good dose of cultural and natural highlights, this tour could be just right.
Ideal for those with limited time but craving a taste of Montenegro’s best, this experience fits perfectly into a day’s sightseeing. Families, couples, or solo travelers who enjoy a mix of relaxation and exploration will find plenty to love here. Just be prepared for the weather and bring your camera — there are some incredible views to capture.

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The journey begins at the Park Slobode, where you’ll meet your friendly crew and prepare for a scenic ride. From there, the tour is a carefully curated mix of travel and discovery, with the boat cruise itself being a highlight. The boat, operated by Prestige Speedboat Tours Kotor, is comfortable and designed for enjoying the stunning coastline.
Start at Park Slobode: This well-known meeting point makes it easy to find your crew and get ready for a memorable ride. The guides are helpful and ensure everyone is briefed about safety and what to expect during the trip.
Speedboat ride (20 minutes): The initial leg takes you along the dramatic coastline of Kotor Bay, where you’ll admire views of charming villages and ancient landmarks. The speedboat adds an element of fun and excitement, especially if you enjoy a bit of a thrill.
Our Lady of the Rocks and Perast (20-minute stop): This tiny island is a highlight, especially for history and culture buffs. The church and museum are small but packed with stories, and the nearby town of Perast offers charming streets perfect for a quick wander.
Second speedboat segment (25 minutes): The ride continues along the coast, passing by notable sights like Mamula Island, which makes for a quick photo stop. The views from the boat give you a sense of this area’s layered history, with its mix of natural beauty and man-made structures.
Former Submarine Tunnel (10-minute visit): While a brief stop, the panoramic views from here give a peek into Montenegro’s military past and strategic importance along the coast.
Further cruising (20-minute ride): The boat takes you past Mamula Island, famous for its fortress and rugged scenery, before heading for the Blue Cave.
Blue Cave swimming stop (30 minutes): This is the big moment. The Blue Cave is renowned for its luminous waters, which appear to glow thanks to sunlight reflecting off the sandy seabed. Reviewers like Ali Mehdi describe the water as “just beautiful,” and many guests take the chance to swim and take photos of the surreal environment. Having a waterproof camera is highly recommended here.
Back to the start: The tour concludes back at Park Slobode, leaving you with plenty of fantastic memories and photo opportunities.

The main draw of this tour is undoubtedly the Blue Cave’s vivid, almost surreal blue waters. It’s a natural wonder that’s tough to top, especially with the added bonus of swimming opportunities. The guides, such as Filip, receive praise for their helpfulness and local insights, adding depth to the experience.
The stops at Our Lady of the Rocks and Perast are equally enriching, offering both cultural and scenic elements. The story of the island, combined with the views of the old town and fortress, makes this tour a nice balance of natural beauty and local heritage.
Guests consistently mention how well-organized the trip is. The timing of each stop allows you to see the key sights without feeling rushed. The short yet informative commentary from guides like Sue enhances the experience, making each location more meaningful.
The tour is relatively short — just three hours — so it’s best suited for travelers who want a quick but comprehensive snapshot of the area. It doesn’t include hotel transfers or meals, so plan accordingly. You’ll want to bring essentials like sunscreen, a hat, swimwear, and a waterproof camera. Seasickness could be an issue for sensitive travelers, and the boat ride might be bumpy if weather conditions aren’t ideal.

At a price designed to be accessible for most travelers, this tour offers excellent value considering the number of stops, the guided insights, and the opportunity to swim in the Blue Cave. The inclusion of visits to several noteworthy sites along with scenic boat rides means you’re getting a well-rounded introduction to Boka Bay.
While it doesn’t include meals or hotel pickup, the ease of meeting directly at Park Slobode and the small-group setting makes for a relaxed experience. Plus, the option to reserve and pay later gives you flexibility in planning your Montenegro itinerary.

This experience is perfect for short-stay visitors eager to see the highlights of Kotor Bay without committing to a full-day excursion. It is especially well-suited for travelers who appreciate natural scenery, cultural sites, and quick water adventures. Families, couples, or solo travelers will find plenty of value and fun here, especially if they enjoy learning from knowledgeable guides.
However, those prone to seasickness or with mobility issues might want to consider their comfort level, as the boat rides, while enjoyable, can be bumpy or tiring for some.

The Azure Paradise Blue Cave and Kotor Bay Boat Tour offers an impressive blend of natural wonders, historic sites, and scenic cruising, all wrapped into a compact, well-organized experience. The vivid waters of the Blue Cave alone make it worth the trip, but the added stops at Our Lady of the Rocks and Mamula Island enrich the journey, giving a broader sense of Montenegro’s diverse landscape and history.
This tour is a fantastic choice for travelers who want a convenient, guided glimpse of Boka Bay’s best features without feeling overwhelmed. The knowledgeable guides, ease of booking, and stunning views make this a memorable addition to any Montenegro itinerary. Whether you’re snapping photos of the glowing waters or learning about the region’s history, this adventure promises a well-balanced taste of Montenegro’s coastal charm.

Is hotel pickup included?
No, the tour begins at Park Slobode, so you’ll need to arrange your own transportation to the meeting point.
How long does the Blue Cave visit last?
You’ll have about 30 minutes to swim and enjoy the Blue Cave’s waters, giving you plenty of time to relax and take photos.
What should I bring?
Make sure to bring a hat, swimwear, towel, camera, sunscreen, and water. A waterproof camera is recommended for capturing underwater moments.
Is this tour suitable for children?
While not explicitly stated, the short duration and gentle nature of the boat ride make it suitable for most children, provided they are comfortable on boats and can swim.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance, allowing flexibility if your plans change.
Are there any restrictions for participation?
The tour is not suitable for people with back problems, those prone to seasickness, or individuals over 280 lbs (127 kg).
Whether you’re after jaw-dropping scenery, cultural insight, or a refreshing swim in luminous waters, this boat tour from Kotor offers a balanced, enjoyable way to experience Montenegro’s coast.