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Day experience · 3 hours · Montenegro

Group Tour to Blue cave/ Lady of the Rocks from Kotor

We start from Kotor and head straight to the Blue Cave. This is our first stop where you can enjoy 20 minutes of swimming in amazing surroundings.

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What this tour is

Duration
3 hours
Country
Montenegro

We start from Kotor and head straight to the Blue Cave. This is our first stop where you can enjoy 20 minutes of swimming in amazing surroundings.

The Blue Cave, situated at Lustica Peninsula, is faithful to its name. The shades of blue you can see inside this cavern are really out of this world.

After the refreshing break in the crystal clear waters of the Blue Cave, we continue our tour with a panoramic view of Mamula Island.

Proceeding ahead we will stop and enter one of the three submarine tunnels located nearby.

The last stop of the tour is Lady of the Rocks. The iconic little island is located opposite Perast with a church built in 1630. is a sight to behold. The history of the island is no less intriguing than its beauty.

On the way back to Kotor you’ll enjoy in the view of Perast, a UNESCO heritage site.

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  • 3 hours out in Montenegro, guided throughout

  • Time inside the places, not just photographs of them

  • UNESCO World Heritage sites on the route

  • The Bay of Kotor, which looks like a fjord and is not one

  • Small groups, so the guide can answer you

  • Local guides who live where they are taking you

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