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Eva_L, Sep 2026
Fun boat tour in a small group
We booked the 9am tour, due to the long time took from our cruise ship to the meeting point. We were 10 minutes late but they put us the 11am tour tight away, no hassle. The boat takes a maximum of six people. We goto spend about 20 minutes on Lady of the rock and 1 hour on Perast. Boat ride was comfortable, captain was nice.
Gregory_W, Sep 2026
Blue Heaven
The day was a little hazy with the humidity but it was sunny. The tour and the price was great. I loved the music that he played on the accelerating ride The water in the blue caves were absolutely beautiful. The crew was amazing and explained everything we were seeing. Great trip.
GREGORY_T, Sep 2026
Best excursion of our trip!
Hands down, our best experience of the 11 day cruise. Even though it was very fast -we felt safe. Very attentive and gracious owners, and very capable Captain Luka. This tour was everything it claimed to be. Perfect timing to get back to the ship as well. You can get picked up at the cruise port, no need to walk out ten minutes to the tour operator ( like we did) if you contact them and confirm in advance. They dropped us at the cruise terminal stop on the way back.
Rebecca_B, Sep 2026
The blue cave was so cool...
The blue cave was so cool to see and swim in! It's a bit of a ride to get out to it, so the only downside is that you only get 20 minutes to swim and there are lots of other boats/people at the cave, but still worth seeing... the water is SO BLUE! It's amazing!
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Montenegro has only been an independent country since 2006, but today it’s among the world’s fastest-growing tourist destinations. One of the most popular sights is the Blue Cave, a natural sea cave where the water seems to glow; there are dozens of Montenegro tours to the cave. You might also want to explore the historic center of Kotor, ride a train to the entrance of a massive underground cave, hike around a glacial lake, or visit a 17th-century monastery built in the face of a cliff.