Itenerary; Start from the city park in Kotor Cruising to the Our Lady of the Rocks 20 min. First stop at Our Lady of the Rocks 20 min. Cruising to the Submarine Tunnel 25 min. Visiting Submarine tunnel 5 min. Cruising to the Mamula Fortress 15 min. Sightseeing of the Mamula Fortress Cruising to the Blue Cave 10 min. Visiting and swimming in the Blue Cave 30 min. Cruising back to the city park of Kotor 55 min. We start our tour from this stunning coastal city which is full of gorgeous views like medieval well preserved old buildings by the sea called mansions or palaces made in a mix of the Baroque and Renaissance architectural styles, ancient charming fishermen villages, beautiful vegetation, old mills, the river flowing into the sea and much more.

Our first stop is a visit to the island of Our Lady of the Rocks. It is an artificial island created by a bulwark of rocks and by sinking old and seized ships loaded with rocks. The Catholic Church of Our Lady of the Rocks (Montenegrin: Gospa od Škrpjela) is the largest building on the islet and has a museum attached to it. There is also a small gift shop close to the church and a navigation light at the western end of the islet. Travelers will stop on the island and visit the church and museum if they wish, also they can buy souvenirs on the island. Our skipper will explain the history of the island and Old Town Perast which is under UNESCO protection. We will take 20 minutes of this time cruising to this point of interest.

On our way, we will pass through the strait of Verige and enter Tivat Bay whose location is the famous luxurious marina Porto Montenegro which you can see on the far left. The next stop is the Ex- Submarine Tunnel which is built by the Yugoslav Army. The outside of the opening is designed and covered by fake rocks so they would not be invisible to satellites or spy planes and passing through it is a unique experience. Plus 15 minutes cruising to the next attraction.

On the exit of the Bay of Kotor, you will see the famous Mamula Fortress and the skipper will explain the purpose of the fortress in the First and second world Wars. Due to construction already two years ago, the Fortress is closed to everyone. Plus 10 minutes cruising to the next stop.