Blue Cave Speedboat Adventure
Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Boka Bay (Bay of Kotor) by Speedboat
The coastal town of Kotor is located in a secluded part of Boka Bay (Bay of Kotor). High mountains hug the undulating coastline, protecting it from the open sea and moderating the temperature so that an abundance of Mediterranean vegetation can thrive. Stunningly beautiful, it is considered to be the southernmost fjord in Europe. The dramatic scenery and quaint coastal villages make for picture-postcard views.
Blue Cave
Legendary neon-blue waters fill this mesmerizing grotto, one of many caverns carved into Lustica Peninsula by the sea. Its warm, silky waters invite you to witness the wonderful play of the sun's rays across the limpid pool of multi-hued azure waters.
Zanjice Beach
An endless stretch of inviting shoreline welcomes you to Zanjice Beach. With views of the mountains and cooling pine trees, it's the perfect spot to relax and enjoy some fun in the sun. Please be aware that this is not a soft sand beach. The beach has large pebbles, which makes for fascinating beachcombing but is best enjoyed wearing water shoes.
What you will see along the way:
High mountains hug the undulating coastline of Boka Bay (Bay of Kotor), protecting it from the open sea and moderating the temperature so that an abundance of Mediterranean vegetation can thrive. Sparkling pleasure boats and dramatic scenery studded by quaint coastal villages make for picture-postcard views.
Special Notes
Wear your swimsuit under your clothing; bring a towel, sunscreen and a hat. Minimum age is 8 years.
Swimming inside the Cave is not allowed. Speedboats are not allowed to enter the Blue Cave. Boats will stop approximately 10–20 meters from the cave entrance, where the guide will briefly explain the cave. Guests who wish to do so may swim to the entrance at their own responsibility to see the cave more closely. The boat will wait in the same position until they return.
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Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Boka Bay (Bay of Kotor) by Speedboat
The coastal town of Kotor is located in a secluded part of Boka Bay (Bay of Kotor). High mountains hug the undulating coastline, protecting it from the open sea and moderating the temperature so that an abundance of Mediterranean vegetation can thrive. Stunningly beautiful, it is considered to be the southernmost fjord in Europe. The dramatic scenery and quaint coastal villages make for picture-postcard views.
Blue Cave
Legendary neon-blue waters fill this mesmerizing grotto, one of many caverns carved into Lustica Peninsula by the sea. Its warm, silky waters invite you to witness the wonderful play of the sun's rays across the limpid pool of multi-hued azure waters.
Zanjice Beach
An endless stretch of inviting shoreline welcomes you to Zanjice Beach. With views of the mountains and cooling pine trees, it's the perfect spot to relax and enjoy some fun in the sun. Please be aware that this is not a soft sand beach. The beach has large pebbles, which makes for fascinating beachcombing but is best enjoyed wearing water shoes.
What you will see along the way:
High mountains hug the undulating coastline of Boka Bay (Bay of Kotor), protecting it from the open sea and moderating the temperature so that an abundance of Mediterranean vegetation can thrive. Sparkling pleasure boats and dramatic scenery studded by quaint coastal villages make for picture-postcard views.
Special Notes
Wear your swimsuit under your clothing; bring a towel, sunscreen and a hat. Minimum age is 8 years.
Swimming inside the Cave is not allowed. Speedboats are not allowed to enter the Blue Cave. Boats will stop approximately 10–20 meters from the cave entrance, where the guide will briefly explain the cave. Guests who wish to do so may swim to the entrance at their own responsibility to see the cave more closely. The boat will wait in the same position until they return.