Boka Bay by electric Tuk-Tuk and free time in Kotor
Moderate Activity
Shopping Opportunities
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Bay of Boka by Electric Tuk-Tuk & Free Time in Kotor
After a motorcoach transfer from the port of Bar, you'll hop on an eco-friendly motorized tuk-tuk and ride through Kotor's medieval Old Town. This UNESCO Would Heritage Site is a maze of cobblestone streets, buildings topped with sepia-toned roofs and lovely Romanesque churches. Then, enjoy the unforgettable scenery of the maritime villages of Muo and Perast as you reach Prcanj. Step out, stretch your legs and take photos of idyllic Our Lady Church. Back in the tuk-tuk, you'll continue on through Tivat, a first-class marina and Porto Montenegro, the luxury yacht marina visited by the rich and famous. Finally, it's back to Kotor Old Town for an optional guided walking tour.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Built between 1789 and 1913, the Our Lady Church staircase rises 25 meters (62 feet) above the sea making it the highest staircase in the East Adriatic.
The photostop at Verige Strait offers a breathtaking panoramic view of Perast and the iconic Our Lady of the Rocks island, with the serene waters of the Bay of Kotor reflecting the beauty of Montenegro's coastline.
LUNCH
Enjoy lunch on your own at one of the many quaint restaurants in Kotor. You'll need Euros to pay for lunch, shopping and entry fees throughout your day. You can exchange currency onboard ship or at a local currency exchange.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Your scenic drive to Kotor takes you past Petrovac, Budva and other small villages.
The eco-friendly tuk-tuk will wind its way around the magical Bay of Kotor, recognized by UNESCO for its unique beauty and historical heritage. A few highlights not to be missed are the Verige Strait; at just 340 meters (1,115 feet), it's just wide enough for cruise ships to sail through.
Points of interest
Kotor
Schedule
Special Notes
The tour involves a mix of light walking during photo stops and short explorations, as well as moderate walking during the guided tour of Kotor Old Town. The pace is generally relaxed, with opportunities to rest and take photos. Most of the walking in Kotor Old Town is on uneven cobblestone streets, which can be slightly slippery, especially if wet. These streets are characteristic of the historic area and add to its charm but require careful footing. There is no storage for wheelchairs or mobility devices in the Tuk-Tuk. Tuk-Tuks accommodate a maximum of 4 guests each. The drive to Kotor is approximately 90 to 120 minutes each way.
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Moderate Activity
Shopping Opportunities
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Bay of Boka by Electric Tuk-Tuk & Free Time in Kotor
After a motorcoach transfer from the port of Bar, you'll hop on an eco-friendly motorized tuk-tuk and ride through Kotor's medieval Old Town. This UNESCO Would Heritage Site is a maze of cobblestone streets, buildings topped with sepia-toned roofs and lovely Romanesque churches. Then, enjoy the unforgettable scenery of the maritime villages of Muo and Perast as you reach Prcanj. Step out, stretch your legs and take photos of idyllic Our Lady Church. Back in the tuk-tuk, you'll continue on through Tivat, a first-class marina and Porto Montenegro, the luxury yacht marina visited by the rich and famous. Finally, it's back to Kotor Old Town for an optional guided walking tour.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Built between 1789 and 1913, the Our Lady Church staircase rises 25 meters (62 feet) above the sea making it the highest staircase in the East Adriatic.
The photostop at Verige Strait offers a breathtaking panoramic view of Perast and the iconic Our Lady of the Rocks island, with the serene waters of the Bay of Kotor reflecting the beauty of Montenegro's coastline.
LUNCH
Enjoy lunch on your own at one of the many quaint restaurants in Kotor. You'll need Euros to pay for lunch, shopping and entry fees throughout your day. You can exchange currency onboard ship or at a local currency exchange.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Your scenic drive to Kotor takes you past Petrovac, Budva and other small villages.
The eco-friendly tuk-tuk will wind its way around the magical Bay of Kotor, recognized by UNESCO for its unique beauty and historical heritage. A few highlights not to be missed are the Verige Strait; at just 340 meters (1,115 feet), it's just wide enough for cruise ships to sail through.
Points of interest
Kotor
Schedule
Special Notes
The tour involves a mix of light walking during photo stops and short explorations, as well as moderate walking during the guided tour of Kotor Old Town. The pace is generally relaxed, with opportunities to rest and take photos. Most of the walking in Kotor Old Town is on uneven cobblestone streets, which can be slightly slippery, especially if wet. These streets are characteristic of the historic area and add to its charm but require careful footing. There is no storage for wheelchairs or mobility devices in the Tuk-Tuk. Tuk-Tuks accommodate a maximum of 4 guests each. The drive to Kotor is approximately 90 to 120 minutes each way.