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All Montenegro Tours & Excursions in 2026

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Jeanette_H, Oct 2026
Enjoyable way to see Montenegro
Captain and Co Pilot were very pleasant and informative. Good way to view Montenegro from the sea with friends. Sea was choppy but it was late September (and actually added to the fun). We all enjoyed it - group of 8. Viator kept us updated with details/location etc. good price too.
Richard_B, Sept 2026
We had a fantastic...
We had a fantastic experience on our tour. Our guide and boat captain, Balsy (Not sure of spelling), was professional, courteous and informative as we grilled him with questions. This was our first experience and exposure to Montenegro and we loved it and plan to return.
Thomas_M, Sept 2026
A Fun Day on the Water
This is a 3 hour tour that travels substantial distances at high speeds to get to the three locations. The submarine tunnel is interesting as there is a sunken boat in it. Swimming at the blue cave is great although it is not easy getting back in the boat. The crew is there to help with that. Good value for the price.
Fidelma_K, Sept 2026
Good choice of trip - Montenegro Submarine & Speedboats
Lovely trip and the two hours was plenty. Had time to see the church and had enough time to get a flavour of Perast. On the way back we were treated to a lovely fresh fruit salad. Very clean, comfortable boat. good central pick up location. Mihailo the host was very nice, friendly, helpful, good knowledge of the history of the area but also left time to just sit and enjoy the boat ride. Lovely ice cold water available on board.
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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.