Half-Day Tour in Magnificent Boka Bay

Name: Half-Day Tour in Magnificent Boka Bay
Price: 46 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.84 (132 reviews)

Overview

Available languages

English

Croatian

Serbian

3 hours

Mobile ticket

WHY US?

Take that one adventure with you back home, take that breathtaking experience, and see all the gems of the Kotor bay.

On the tour, you will be able to see a panoramic view of the Kotor bay while heading to the Hidden submarine tunnels. Next, we continue to the Blue cave and the ride close to Mamula island - an island with history. The real magic will happen in the Blue cave where you will experience the most beautiful blue sea and a place to swim. After, we will head to Our Lady of the Rocks where we stop and you can visit the church and hear the legend which surrounds the island. You will enjoy the panoramic view of the magnificent Perast while coming back to Kotor.

If you want to visit all the hidden places in Kotor bay, if you are interested in historical facts and legends, if you are alone, in a pair or group of 70 people - you are at the right place.

Check out our tour reviews and get a slight view of a speedboat tour that you will attend. See you soon!

Additional Info

Service animals allowed

Public transportation options are available nearby

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What To Expect

Mamula Fortress

The Mamula Fortress was built in 1853. At this time, Montenegro was under Austro-Hungarian rule. The fortress is named after the Austro-Hungarian general, Lazarus von Mamula. who commissioned the construction of the building. Mamula lays between two other fortifications from the same period – fort Arza, Luštica and Cape Ostro on the opposite side. The spot was chosen for its strategic position at the very entrance to the bay, but the story of Mamula didn’t end there. During both world wars, it was used as a prison due to its isolated position. The location gained a notorious reputation during World World 2, when the army of Benito Mussolini turned it into a concentration camp. Stories of unspeakable horrors can still be heard today. After this chapter in its history, the island and the fortification remained deserted for many years. Nowadays, Mamula is set to become a tourist resort; a project met with an ambiguous response from the locals due to the gloomy history of the place.

Admission Not Applicable

The Blue Cave is the largest of many sea caves on Lustica Peninsula. It’s called the Blue Cave because the way the light hits the sandy bottom and reflects up through the water makes the whole cave look blue. It’s very beautiful and it’s a lucky quirk because almost all of the coast here is rocky, not sandy. You can see the blue light shining out of the cave when you approach, but to really see it you’ve got to go inside and get underwater. Don’t forget your snorkel or goggles when you come here!

30 minutes • Admission Included

What‘s Included

Bottled water and scuba glasses, but according to Covid we recommend bringing your scuba glasses

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