Top Kotor Transportation Rentals in 2026

This group tour takes you to the best spots for sightseeing on Kotor Bay by speedboat. You’ll visit Mamula Island, Our Lady of the Rocks, and much more. You’ll keep costs down by booking this group tour, and probably make some new friends, too. Swim and snorkel in the clear waters of the Blue Cave.

825 / 5.000 The enchanting beauty of the Bay of Kotor, nature and ancient settlements - Risan, Kotor, Perast, Tivat, the sea bordered by steep mountains that extend into the mainland for 28 km, will give you an unobstructed view from the beautiful paths of the beauties of untouched nature. The city streets of Tivat are marked with bicycle paths and this is a way to explore it in a healthier and different way. The Bay of Kotor, a labyrinth of sea and land, sun and rocks, is a suitable destination for those who discover countries and regions on two wheels. Enjoy the charms of untouched nature, peace and beauty, as well as cultural heritage in the already existing cycling routes of the Tivat - Kotor area (along the Vrmac hill located at the foot of the Lovćen mountain range) or the Tivat - Herceg Novi area (along the Luštica peninsula with a view of two coasts: the Bay of Kotor and the Adriatic).

Discover kayaking and experience views of the Bay of Kotor that many visitors miss on a private guided kayaking trip. Board your craft near Kotor port, get instructions from your guide, and set off across the lapping waters. Paddle past idyllic waterfront villages and rugged peaks; breathe in the fresh air, and enjoy optional swim and snorkel stops along the 3.7-mile (6-kilometer route). Ideal for beginners, the experience includes kayaking and snorkel gear.

To reach Boka Bay's headline sights, you need a boat. Take to the water with ease on this half-day cruise, covering the Blue Cave and the man-made island of Our Lady of the Rocks. Take a refreshing swim in crystal-clear waters and explore Mamula Island's military tunnels before returning to port in Kotor Old Town.

Explore the Bay of Kotor faster and more freely by renting a bicycle while in Kotor. Collect your bike and helmet just outside the Kotor Old Town and you’re able to go off, escape the crowds, and explore the other places this part of Montenegro has to offer. Organize your bikes in advance online to ensure you don’t miss out with the summer crowds.

Take a downhill hike from Krstac to Kotor old town, and focus on the views not the struggle of a hilly ascent. After a drop-off on the Krstac pass, you'll hike down a winding pass that lends itself to sweeping views and cool stretches of forest. Stop in Spiljari village to visit a local family and sample their produce, then continue to Kotor Fortress where more impressive vantage points await.

Go on an adrenaline-filled adventure on this group rafting trip on the Tara River with a skipper. Depart from your accommodation in the company of your driver-guide and use the provided rafting equipment to get ready to go out on the river. Admire rapids and waterfalls and enjoy included breakfast and lunch.

Lake Skadar is shared between two countries Albania and Montenegro and is an important historical and natural monument for Montenegrins. It has been a National Park since 1983 and was added, in 1996, to the World`s List of Wetlands of International Importance by the Ramsar Convention. Speeding out on 400skm Skadar Lake national park offers lots of activities for all nature lovers: gastronomy, bird watching (there is a large number of birds species - It is stated that 270 kinds of birds inhabit this Lake., wine country, boat cruises, and much, much more. A boat ride (that bonds you directly to the fruitful cultural and religious heritage of Montenegro), traditional cuisine, the wild natural beauty, and pelicans are just one part of all the beautiful sights arising before you in the National park.