Best of Montenegro - Kotor Bay with Boat Ride (Small Group)
Montenegro
Unforgettable trip to the stunning Bay of Kotor, where beautiful landscapes and rich history await. This tour takes you to Kotor and Perast, with an optional visit to the Our Lady of the Rocks island.
Bay of Kotor Small-Group Tour from Montenegro
This guided tour explores Kotor Bay, including Verige, Perast, and optionally Our Lady of the Rocks, ideal for history and nature enthusiasts.
Description
Your tour begins with a scenic coastal drive into the Bay of Kotor. The first stop is Verige, known for dramatic cliffs and panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea, combining natural beauty with historical significance.
Next, visit Perast, a town renowned for baroque architecture and a rich maritime heritage. Walk along the waterfront promenade, browse local shops, and admire palaces that reflect the town’s history.
You can optionally take a short boat trip to Our Lady of the Rocks island. This site features a church and museum detailing the island's legend and history, offering photo opportunities and quiet reflection.
The tour continues to the historic town of Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site set between mountains and sea. Follow an audio-guided walking tour through medieval streets to see landmarks such as St. Tryphon Cathedral and the city walls. For panoramic views, consider walking the city walls; the entrance fee is €15 and requires at least two hours.
Includes
- Pick up and drop off
- Transportation in brand new Mercedes vehicles
- Knowledgeable guide throughout the tour
- Audio guide available in English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and German
- Small-group experience guaranteed
Excludes
- Optional Our Lady of the Rocks boat trip - €10
- Optional Kotor City Walls entrance - €15
Cancellation Policy
You may cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Booking Tips
Reserve your tour in advance to secure spots in the small group. Wear comfortable shoes for walking and bring sun protection. The best time to visit is during spring or autumn to avoid peak summer crowds.
