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Discover Montenegro’s stunning Bay of Kotor on a full-day catamaran cruise. Swim in Blue Cave, visit Our Lady of the Rocks, enjoy scenic views and a delicious lunch.
If you’re dreaming of a day on the water exploring Montenegro’s famed Bay of Kotor, this full-day catamaran cruise might be just what you need. Spanning around 8 hours, this experience combines sightseeing, swimming, and cultural stops with the comfort and style of a custom-made boat. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply seeking a scenic escape, it’s a chance to see the highlights of this UNESCO-listed bay in a relaxed, enjoyable way.
One of the standout features? The opportunity to swim in the Blue Cave, a highlight for many travelers craving that magical, glowing water experience. Plus, the visit to Our Lady of the Rocks and a stop at Porto Montenegro for lunch ensures a well-rounded day. The reviews show most travelers leave feeling they’ve had a memorable, value-packed adventure, thanks to attentive guides and well-paced stops.
A possible drawback? Weather conditions at sea can influence the trip — if the open sea isn’t calm, the Blue Cave visit might be canceled or replaced with other activities. This is common for outdoor water-based tours, but it’s good to keep in mind when planning. This cruise tends to suit those who love scenic vistas, a bit of history, and some quality time swimming and relaxing on the water.
This experience is perfect for couples, families, or small groups wanting a comprehensive day in Boka Bay with the chance to capture stunning photos, learn from knowledgeable guides, and enjoy Montenegro’s natural beauty without feeling rushed.


Starting from either Kotor, Budva, or Tivat, the day begins with a gentle boat ride across the sparkling waters of the Bay of Kotor. The tour is designed to balance sightseeing with leisure, making it ideal whether you want to snap endless photos or just float around soaking up the sun.
The first notable stop is Bijela, a charming village where you can take a refreshing dip in the crystalline waters. Reviewers report that this early swim sets a relaxing tone for the day, with many appreciating the clear, inviting sea. One traveler mentioned that the crew was attentive, ensuring everyone was comfortable and ready for the swim.
Next, the boat heads towards the man-made island of Our Lady of the Rocks. Here, you’ll visit the church and museum, giving you a chance to appreciate Montenegro’s religious and cultural heritage. Guides often share fascinating stories about the island’s history, making this stop both picturesque and educational.
A major highlight is the Blue Cave, a natural marvel where water in the cave glows with an enchanting blue hue. The guides carefully time the visit to make the most of good weather, as some reviews note that if sea conditions are rough, the Blue Cave visit might be canceled or swapped with an alternative activity. When the tour does go ahead, you’ll love the experience of swimming in bright, shimmering waters—something many say is worth the trip alone.
After the Blue Cave, the boat sails towards Mamula, a former Yugoslavian fort and prison island. Circling Mamula offers a fascinating glimpse into Montenegro’s WWII history, coupled with rugged natural beauty. Many travelers find this stop particularly intriguing, as it combines history with stunning views.
Lunchtime is spent ashore at Porto Montenegro, a luxurious marina filled with shops, cafes, and great restaurants. Here, you’ll enjoy a delicious lunch (included in some packages) and have time to explore this stylish waterfront town, which blends modern elegance with maritime charm.
Post-lunch, the cruise continues with a second swimming stop in the deep waters of the bay, offering another opportunity to cool off and relax. The final visit is to Our Lady of the Rocks, where the guide shares stories about its origins and significance.
On the return journey, the boat provides breathtaking views of towering mountains, caves, beaches, and other cultural landmarks. Many reviews highlight how the scenery throughout the day is simply unforgettable.

The boat itself is described as comfortable and modern, with enough space for everyone to relax, sunbathe, or take photos. The vessel’s design caters to small groups (around 20-25 people), making the experience intimate and allowing guides like Igor or Nina to interact more personally with travelers.
Our reviewers rave about the guides’ knowledge and friendliness. One reviewer noted that Igor was especially good at adjusting the itinerary based on weather conditions, which suggests a flexible, customer-focused approach. Many reviews mention the guides’ storytelling skills, making stops more engaging and informative.

The tour includes transportation by boat, an English-speaking guide, entrance fees to the church and museum, fresh fruit, champagne, and rakija shots to toast the day. Pickup and drop-off are available from key locations such as Budva, Tivat, and Herceg Novi, which reduces the hassle of arranging transport.
Travelers should bring essentials like sunscreen, sunglasses, a sun hat, swimwear, and a camera. Towels aren’t included, so don’t forget yours if you plan to swim. Be aware that food and drinks (besides what’s provided on the boat) are not included, so you might want to bring some extra snacks or a water bottle.

While the full price depends on the booking option, most agree that this tour offers excellent value for money considering the inclusions, scenery, and experience. The reviews reflect satisfaction with how well-organized and generous the experience is, especially given the multiple stops, drinks, and the quality of the guides.
The cost is justified by the combination of sightseeing, swimming, cultural visits, and the chance to relax on a well-maintained boat with a small group. For travelers looking for a memorable day on the water without the crowds and with insightful commentary, this tour hits the right notes.

Because the Blue Cave is exposed to weather, its visit depends on sea conditions. If the weather isn’t cooperative, the guides are transparent about possible changes and will suggest alternative activities, which most reviewers appreciated. Flexibility here is key to a smooth day, so consider booking with some wiggle room in your schedule.

This cruise is ideal for travelers who enjoy scenic vistas, swimming, and cultural stops, and prefer a smaller group experience. It’s great for those who value knowledgeable guides who can share stories and insights without rushing. If you’re seeking a relaxed pace, plenty of photo opportunities, and a taste of Montenegro’s natural and historical charm, you’ll find this tour very rewarding.
This full-day catamaran cruise delivers a well-rounded taste of Montenegro’s stunning Boka Bay. With highlights like swimming in the Blue Cave, visiting Our Lady of the Rocks, and enjoying Porto Montenegro’s scenic surroundings, it packs a lot into one day. Travelers consistently praise the friendly guides, the beautiful scenery, and the good value, making it clear that most come away feeling it’s a worthwhile splurge.
While weather can influence the Blue Cave visit, the flexibility and professionalism of the crew shine through, ensuring a memorable experience regardless. The small-group setting promotes intimacy and personal attention, which many reviewers highlight as a key advantage over larger, busier tours.
If you’re after a leisurely, scenic, and culturally enriching day on the sea, this cruise strikes a good balance between fun and discovery. It’s especially suited for those who want to explore Montenegro from a comfortable boat while enjoying the refreshing waters and captivating views.
Is transportation included?
Yes, pickup and drop-off are available from designated locations in Budva, Tivat, and Herceg Novi, making it convenient to start and end your day.
What should I bring on the tour?
Bring sun protection like sunscreen, sunglasses, and a sun hat. Pack swimwear, a towel, a camera, and additional snacks or water if desired. Towels are not provided.
How long is the trip?
The tour lasts approximately 8 hours, with starting times varying based on booking options, so check availability when reserving.
Can I swim in the Blue Cave?
Yes, if weather conditions permit, you’ll have the chance to swim in the Blue Cave, which many find to be a highlight. In case of rough seas, the visit might be canceled or replaced with other activities.
What is included in the price?
The price covers boat transportation, an English-speaking guide, entrance fees to sites, fresh fruit, champagne, and rakija shots. Meals and additional drinks are not included.
Is this tour suitable for children or people with mobility issues?
It’s not recommended for individuals with pre-existing medical conditions or mobility impairments due to the outdoor water-based activities and walking involved at stops.
What is the group size?
The experience is designed for small groups, typically around 20-25 people, allowing for a more personal and relaxed atmosphere.
What if the weather is bad?
If sea conditions are unsafe, the Blue Cave visit may be canceled or replaced with alternative activities. The guides aim to make the most of the day regardless of weather.
This cruise offers a fantastic way to see Montenegro’s natural wonders, learn about its history, and enjoy some leisure in a beautiful setting. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural insights, it’s a day that’s hard to forget.