Top Budva Underground Tours

Explore the bay of Budva by kayak or stand-up paddleboard (SUP), and see the craggy coastline with ease. With a local guide, you'll kayak through clear waters around the coastal caves, and soak up sights of Budva's handsome old town from the water. When booking, choose a kayak tour, with single and double kayaks available, or a SUP.

Discover the thrill of an adrenaline-packed speedboat ride through the breathtaking Bay of Kotor — one of Europe’s most stunning fjords. Cruise past ancient coastal towns, explore magical caves like the Blue Cave, visit historic island Our Lady of the Rocks, and enjoy refreshing swim stops in hidden coves. With knowledgeable English-speaking skippers guiding you, this unforgettable adventure perfectly blends natural beauty, rich history, and exhilarating fun. Book now to experience the magic of Boka Bay like never before!

The cruise takes place on the three-deck ship with bar, restaurant, sunbeds, showers. Our licensed guide will accompany you during the tour. Depart from Budva and head to the old city of Kotor, there will be a guided tour and free time. After that board the ship and past the town of Perast before stopping on the only artificial island in the Adriatic - Our Lady of the Rocks. The next stop is swimming at the lagoon Miriste, known for its purity and transparency of water. During the stop you can visit the famous Blue Cave, the incredible beauty of which is due to the play of light and water, shadows and bright colors. Passing mysterious landmark of Montenegro - fortress of Mamula with unique architecture, the ship heads towards Herceg Novi, the city of rocks and mimosas. Here you will see three famous fortresses: Forte Mare, Kanli Kula and Španjola, and walk to the Old Town. Enjoying the view of Porto Montenegro, we return to Tivat. Your bus will take you from Tivat to Budva.

See the highlights of Kotor Bay on this full-day group boat cruise. Set off from Kotor and sip on a glass of welcome champagne before jumping in the water for an early swim. Visit the Blue Cave, Mamula, Boka Bay, Our Lady of Rocks, and more, taking more breaks to swim along the way. Learn about the area from your guide and enjoy the scenery from the boat.

We start the journey by a tourist bus that departs from Petrovac and Budva and takes us to Tivat. In Tivat we board the MB Vesna and depart from Tivat at 10 o'clock. After one hour we dock in H.Novi, where passengers have 60 minutes of free time. After the break, we continue driving towards the open sea to the beach Žanjice. Free time of 75 minutes, guests use as they wish, to swim or to be transported to the Blue Cave by smaller boats. After the swimming break, we continue driving towards the island of Our Lady We arrive at Our Lady and you will have a break of about 40 minutes. The last 45 minutes we drive through the Bay of Kotor, which is the most interesting, and pass by the town of Perast. The next break is in Kotor, where passengers have free time to rest in the park and for an individual visit to the city. After a break in Kotor, we return by the same buses to the place of your departure.

This guided winter tour turns Budva’s coastline into a calm sea-kayak loop. We start at Slovenska Beach and paddle in a small group below the Old Town walls and rocky shore, then continue to coastal caves. The guide leads you into Pigeon Cave and low sea passages that are only practical by kayak. The second part focuses on St Nicholas Island. We land near a small chapel linked to medieval travellers and crusader stories, take a short walk and have a light snack, then follow the wilder side of the island under the Lovers’ Arch and out towards the lighthouse at the far tip. On calm days the guide also points out St Sava’s shoal, a shallow strip that seems to stretch from the island back towards Budva. Sea kayaks with spray skirts, winter waterproof suits and buoyancy aids make this a realistic cold-season adventure for reasonably fit beginners and intermediate paddlers.