The Blue Cave is undoubtedly the crown jewel of our Bay, renowned for its mesmerizing natural beauty. Carved over centuries by powerful waves beneath a towering 100-meter cliff, this enchanting cave reveals breathtaking shades of blue inside. We recommend a 20-minute stop here, giving you time to swim, dive, and soak in the crystal-clear, vibrant waters of this unforgettable spot.

Situated at the entrance to the Bay of Kotor, Mamula Island—formerly known as Lastavica—is a small circular isle, just 200 meters across. Dominated by an imposing mid-19th-century fortress built by Austro-Hungarian General Lazar Mamula, this historic structure was strategically designed to guard the bay from enemy intrusion. Though we won’t stop here, you’ll enjoy a scenic view of this fascinating landmark as we pass by on the water.

Discover the intriguing submarine tunnels located along the Lustica Peninsula. These historic tunnels were once used by the Yugoslav Navy to secretly shelter submarines and smaller vessels from view. While no longer in operation, the tunnels remain a fascinating reminder of the region’s military past, offering a unique glimpse into maritime history as you cruise nearby.

Visit the enchanting artificial island of Our Lady of the Rocks, one of Montenegro’s most beautiful and legendary landmarks. Hear the captivating story from our captain about how this island was created by generations of seafarers. The centerpiece is the stunning church, built in 1630, which houses an impressive collection of silver votive plates depicting the rich history of maritime life in the Bay of Kotor. Inside, admire 68 exquisite paintings by renowned artist Tripo Kokolja, making this stop a truly unforgettable cultural experience.