What Will You See?

Explore the Boka Bay

Explore the breathtaking beauty and hidden treasures of Boka Bay with us.

Perast — baroque waterfront town on the Bay of Kotor

Destination 01

Perast

Perast is a charming, historic town nestled along the Bay of Kotor. Known for its stunning Baroque architecture, picturesque waterfront, and serene atmosphere, Perast is a hidden gem in Montenegro.

It offers a peaceful retreat with breathtaking views of the bay, making it a perfect destination for history lovers, photographers, and those seeking a tranquil escape.

Destination 02

Our Lady of the Rocks

Our Lady of the Rocks is one of the most iconic landmarks in Montenegro, located on a small, man-made island in the Bay of Kotor near Perast. According to legend, the island was created over centuries by local seamen who dropped rocks and old ships laden with stones into the sea after each successful voyage.

The centerpiece of the islet is the Catholic Church of Our Lady of the Rocks, built in 1630, which houses a stunning collection of art.

Our Lady of the Rocks island church near Perast
The Blue Cave — glowing blue sea cave in Montenegro

Destination 03

Blue Cave

The Blue Cave is one of Montenegro's most stunning natural attractions. This sea cave gets its name from the mesmerizing blue light that fills its interior when sunlight reflects off the sandy seabed through the water.

The cave is accessible only by boat, and visitors can swim in its crystal-clear waters, which appear to glow with an ethereal blue hue.

Visit on Our Signature Tour

Destination 04

Mamula Island

Mamula is a small, circular island located at the entrance of the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro. It is famous for its historic Mamula Fortress, built in the 19th century by Austro-Hungarian general Lazar Mamula to protect the bay from naval invasions.

During World War II, the fortress was used as a prison by Italian forces, adding a layer of dark history to its legacy.

Mamula Island fortress at the entrance of Boka Bay
Submarine tunnel carved into the cliffs of Boka Bay

Destination 05

Submarine Tunnels

Hidden in the cliffs along the Luštica peninsula, these Cold War-era naval tunnels were built to conceal submarines and warships. Their massive arched entrances are one of the bay's most unusual sights — and they can only truly be appreciated from the sea.

Destination 06

Bay of Kotor

Often described as Europe's southernmost fjord, the Bay of Kotor winds between dramatic mountains past medieval towns, stone villages and quiet coves. From the water, every bend reveals a new view — and a new story.

Cruising the Bay of Kotor between mountains
Žanjice beach on the Luštica peninsula

Destination 07

Luštica Bay

If you wish to visit Luštica Bay, we can arrange that as well — whether for a sightseeing walk through the area or a relaxing swim at its stunning beach.

See them all from the sea.

Every destination is best reached the way locals have always reached them — by boat.

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