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Discover the stunning Blue Cave, Our Lady of the Rocks, Mamula, and more on this private 3-hour speedboat tour from Kotor. Perfect for nature lovers and history buffs.
This private speedboat tour from Kotor promises a vivid mix of natural beauty, history, and jaw-dropping scenery. It’s a compact 3-hour journey that covers some of Montenegro’s most iconic sights, from shimmering caves to historic islands. While the trip is swift and packed, it offers a truly immersive experience — especially if you love being on the water and snapping photos of stunning vistas.
What really makes this tour shine is the chance to see the Blue Cave in its full glory, with its mesmerizing shades of blue that seem almost surreal. Plus, the visit to Our Lady of the Rocks adds a peaceful, spiritual dimension, and the stop at Mamula Island offers a glimpse into military history with a panoramic view of the Bay of Kotor. The highlight? The chance to swim directly in the Blue Cave’s crystal-clear waters, making for unforgettable memories.
One thing to consider is that this tour is weather-dependent — strong winds or rain can lead to cancellations or rescheduling. Also, with a small group limit of six participants, it’s best suited for those who value intimacy and personalized service. If you’re after a fast-paced but thoughtfully curated adventure, this trip is ideal. It suits travelers who want a mix of nature, history, and photo-worthy moments without spending a whole day on the water.


The tour kicks off at Park Slobode in Kotor, where you’ll meet your guide and hop into a sleek speedboat. The first leg of the trip is a 50-minute cruise across the Bay of Kotor, setting the tone with panoramic views of the coastline and mountains. The open-air boat keeps the wind in your hair and offers plenty of photo opportunities of the rugged landscape.
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Your first major stop is the Blue Cave located on the Lustica Peninsula. Carved over centuries by natural forces, this cave is famous for its luminous blue waters that glow when sunlight hits the water at the right angle. According to reviews, swimming here is a highlight — “We loved the swimming right next to the Blue Cave,” shared one traveler, though some noted that the blue hue can vary depending on the time of day and weather. The recommended time for the 6 p.m. trip tends to produce lovely sunset views and less crowded conditions, according to feedback.
Next, the tour takes you to a hidden wartime submarine tunnel. It’s a quick stop but packed with intrigue, providing a rare glimpse into Montenegro’s military past. Reviewers appreciated the opportunity to explore this lesser-known site and swim in the area. One noted, “The visit to the submarine tunnel was fascinating, and the swimming was refreshing,” which highlights the combination of history and leisure.
A short 15-minute ride takes you to Mamula Island, once a fortress turned prison, now more of a photographic stop. From the boat, you’ll snap pictures of its stark walls and panoramic views of the coast. It’s a favorite for history buffs and photo enthusiasts alike. Just five minutes on the island gives enough time for quick photos and soaking in the atmosphere.
Your next stop is the tranquil Our Lady of the Rocks. This small island is famous for its centuries-old church, built on the tradition of men dropping rocks into the sea to create a landmass. The island is a peaceful sanctuary, and visitors can explore the church and museum if time permits. Many guests comment on the serenity of the spot, making it a perfect contrast to the more dynamic blue cave.
The tour concludes with a panoramic view of Perast as the sun sets. It’s an ideal moment to reflect on the journey, capture some last photos, and enjoy the peaceful glow over the bay. Reviewers often mention how this final stop leaves a lasting impression, especially if timed around sunset.

The tour lasts approximately 3 hours, starting from Park Slobode. Starting times vary, so check availability for your preferred date. The trip includes multiple short rides and stops, with a total of around two hours on the water, making it a breezy but fulfilling excursion.
Your ticket covers all the visits, swimming in the Blue Cave, and a guided experience in English, Turkish, or Serbian. It’s a good value considering the exclusive access, especially with the small group setting. Food and drinks are not included, so plan to bring water and snacks if needed. Hotel pickup and drop-off aren’t part of the package, so you’ll need to arrange your own transportation to the meeting point.
Limited to six participants, the tour provides a more personalized experience. Many reviewers found the guides friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive — one even appreciated that the guide waited for the other boats to leave the Blue Cave so they could enjoy a quiet swim and sunset.
Tours are weather-dependent — poor weather can lead to cancellations or rescheduling. During the ride, life jackets are mandatory, and the boat is designed for safety. Arrive 15 minutes early to meet your guide and prepare for the trip.
Pack a hat, swimwear, towel, sunscreen, and camera. The boat is open, so dress comfortably and be prepared for sun exposure. Smoking isn’t allowed onboard, maintaining a clean and pleasant environment.

One reviewer shared, “Edvan, our driver, was caring and attentive,” which highlights the importance of a good guide in making the experience enjoyable. Another mentioned that the timing of the trip can influence what you see — especially the color of the Blue Cave, which can vary based on sunlight. The evening trip at 6 p.m. was praised for its sunset views, even if the blue hue wasn’t as vibrant as hoped.
Many travelers appreciated the balance between natural beauty and historical interest. The stops at Mamula and the submarine tunnel provided a rare peek into Montenegro’s military past, while the Blue Cave and Our Lady of the Rocks delivered stunning visuals and peaceful moments.
The small group size fosters an intimate atmosphere, allowing for more personalized photos and conversations. “We were only four people, which made the trip feel exclusive,” one guest said. This is perfect for those who prefer a quieter, more tailored experience rather than large, crowded tours.

This tour works best for nature lovers who want to see Montenegro’s famed blue waters and caves, as well as history enthusiasts interested in military sites and island stories. If you’re after beautiful photos and a peaceful escape from busy crowds, this trip offers a perfect snapshot of Kotor’s highlights in a short time.
It’s also ideal if you prefer a small, private group experience, as the limited number of participants adds a personal touch. However, be prepared for weather variability and plan accordingly, especially if you’re hoping for optimal blue water effects in the cave.

In short, this 3-hour private speedboat tour offers a fantastic way to experience some of Montenegro’s most iconic sights without the need for a full-day commitment. You’ll love the stunning views, the chance to swim in the Blue Cave, and the intimate setting that makes it easy to ask questions or just relax and soak in the scenery.
For travelers who value authentic experiences, natural beauty, and a touch of history, this trip hits the mark. It’s particularly well-suited for those who enjoy photo opportunities and want a memorable adventure with a small group or private setting.
While it’s weather-dependent and somewhat brisk, the combination of sights, history, and the sheer beauty of the bay makes this a worthwhile outing. Just remember to dress appropriately, bring your camera, and be ready for a memorable, picture-perfect ride through Kotor’s waters.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours, starting from Park Slobode in Kotor, with multiple stops along the way.
What is included in the ticket?
Your ticket covers the speedboat ride, visits to the Blue Cave, swimming opportunities, the submarine tunnel, Mamula Island, Our Lady of the Rocks, and a panoramic sunset view of Perast.
Can I swim in the Blue Cave?
Yes, swimming in the Blue Cave is included and often considered a highlight. The waters are crystal-clear, allowing for a refreshing experience.
Is the tour suitable for children?
It’s not recommended for children under 2 years, and the tour isn’t suitable for non-swimmers, people with back problems, or seasickness-prone travelers.
What should I bring?
Bring hat, swimwear, towel, sunscreen, camera, and perhaps snacks or water. Dress comfortably for the boat ride.
Are meals included?
No, food and drinks are not included, so plan accordingly.
Is the tour weather-dependent?
Yes, bad weather can result in cancellations or rescheduling. Always check the forecast and confirm your trip beforehand.
What language are guides available in?
Guides speak English, Turkish, and Serbian.
How many people are in each group?
The tour is limited to 6 participants, ensuring a small-group, personalized experience.
How do I book or pay?
You can reserve now and pay later, with the ability to cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
This Kotor speedboat tour combines the best of Montenegro’s natural beauty and history in a compact, memorable package. Perfect for those who love scenic water rides, stunning photo stops, and a touch of adventure.