Top Kotor Archaeology Tours

Maximize your experience in Kotor with an unmissable Luxury speedboat tour of the Bay of Kotor in a more professional manner than others. Experience the Blue Cave and Our Lady of the Rocks church. Unlike sightseeing cruises that don’t stop along the way, this tour lets you engage with your surroundings as you swim in the bright blue cave and explore the centuries-old island church. Depart from the Port of Kotor and take in the panoramic sightseeing of Kotor Bay, Perast, Tivat Bay, and Herceg Novi Bay. After a 50-minute journey, arrive at the Blue Cave. Take a 30-minute break to swim in the bright blue waters. Continue to Mamula Island, where you have a 10 to 15-minute break for a panoramic view and to learn about the island's history from your experienced skipper. Move on to the submarine Tunnel, and inside of it, take a 10-minute photo stop. Next, stop at Our Lady of the Rock Island, where you can spend 20 minutes visiting the church and the museum with a panoramic view of the Perast.

Make the most of your time at shore and enjoy a 2-hour small-group walking tour around Kotor’s Old Town. Stroll through the winding medieval streets and market to discover landmarks such as the Cathedral of St. Tryphon, the Kotor Clock Tower, and the main squares of Kotor. Learn about the rich history of Kotor and Montenegro as you explore the city and the Maritime Museum.

Discover the sights of Montenegro when your cruise ship docks in Kotor. With a private guide, you’ll explore the history-rich streets of Kotor Old Town and Budva, see Our Lady of the Rocks at Perast, admire the sights of Sveti Stefan, and stroll amid the super yachts of Tivat marina. Panoramic views line your route along the Adriatic coast, and you’ll have ample time for photos along the way.

Get to know the Old Town of Kotor on this walking tour. Learn about the walled city’s history, architecture, culture, and cuisine from your guide. Go on a short guided tour of St. Tryphon Cathedral. Visit landmarks that include the Square of Arms, the Clock Tower, Pima Palace and Buca Palace, the Northern Gate, and more.

Visit Our Lady of the Rock island and church with ease on a speedboat tour. Depart from Kotor to the old town of Perast. Admire the panoramic views of the Bay of Kotor as you cruise on the boat. Explore the church and small island. Afterwards, stroll through Perast’s old town.

Find out about Koto through its food. This private walking tour puts the spotlight on the city’s cuisine with a walk around the UNESCO-listed Kotor old town. You’ll hear the anecdotes and curiosities that make the history of Kotor come alive, and visit a locally loved eatery to sample smoked ham, cheese, and wine as you chat about the city.

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Experience the beauty of Montenegro’s natural landscape with ease on this full-day group tour. Depart in a minibus and make your way to the coastline of Kotor, the Durmitor Mountains, Tara River Canyon, and beyond. In the company of your guide, hike around Black Lake and learn about the history of Ostrog Monastery.

Explore the Montenegrin coast at your own pace on this private tour. Travel in a private vehicle from Kotor and learn about the history and culture of Montenegro from your guide. Visit Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks, and Budva if you choose. Enjoy personalized attention and included entry tickets.

Private Tour: Custom Made (Charged per Hour) Experience Boka Kotor from the water without the hassle on this private speedboat tour. Relax on your private Wi-Fi equipped boat with a skipper and admire the view from the water. Visit Gospa od Škrpjela, Perast and more and adjust the route to your interests. Take a swim break and enjoy the beautiful sunset on a new speedboat with an experienced captain.

See many of Montenegro’s highlights in a day on this group tour. Travel comfortably in a vehicle with a driver and visit Kotor, Budva, the village of Njegusi, Lovcen National Park, Cetinje, Sveti Stefan, and more. Enjoy a boat ride on the Crnojevic River and admire the views of the Montenegrin countryside.

Budva is a tourist center, a monumental resort, a city theater and a prestigious village on the tourist map of Europe and the world. Budva is often referred to as the "metropolis of tourism" because it is the most visited destination in Montenegro and one of the most visited ones on the Adriatic, and it is often given epithet like "Queen of the Adriatic". Saint Stefan is a settlement not far from Budva, connected with the land by a narrow landing. It represents a unique place in the whole world, at the same time is an island, a city and a hotel. This island is the most luxurious resort in Montenegro and one of the most luxurious on the Adriatic. Tivat has a reputation as one of the sunniest places in the Bay of Kotor. Since 2011, it is home to one of the largest mariners in this part of the Adriatic Sea - Porto Montenegro - so at any moment you can find hundreds of yachts of different sizes and shapes with their owners from different meridians.

Bar is a city with a large number of cultural events during the summer period, such as concerts, exhibitions, books promotions, children's festivals, sports tournaments, etc. Harbor Bar is the largest Montenegrin port. Old Bar is mentioned in documents dating from the 10th century. The Old Town is one of the most important archaeological sites in the world. His streets are cross-country guides, from Greek colonies to the Middle Ages, the rule of Venetians to the Turkish period and up to the new era. The Old Town in Ulcinj is one of the oldest architectural and urban units on the Adriatic. For 25 centuries in this "magic stranded ship", the civilizations have shifted, each of which has left a visible trace even today.