Location

200 km I 330 min by boat Explore the beautiful Bay of Kotor, UNESCO World Heritage site, with its 5000-year history. Steep rocky mountains surround the bay and its villages, providing a dramatic backdrop to your journey. You’ll explore Our Lady of the Rocks, an island built by local fishermen and sailors throwing rocks into the sea for over 200 years. It’s then onto the picturesque town of Perast, the bay's most photogenic attraction.

1.7 km I 10 min boat ride The Luštica Peninsula on Montenegro’s western coast stretches into the Adriatic Sea, with dramatic green hills rising behind breath-taking beaches with sparkling blue water. This land is home to secluded coves, quiet fishing villages, historic forts, and the new seaside town, Luštica Bay—a perfect base for exploring hidden gems such as the Blue Cave, Dobrec Cave, Mirišta, Bjelila, Arza Fortress, and Rose, Montenegro’s oldest coastal port.

3.4 nautical miles (6.3 km) | 25 min boat ride A nearby town that’s home to Forte Mare and Kanli Kula, two of the most important fortresses guarding the bay. From admiring the narrow streets to strolling the numerous steps, you’ll get a sense of the town’s multicultural atmosphere by visiting both Orthodox and Catholic churches where the priests will share their most fascinating tales.

55 km I 85 min Montenegro, a country of contrasts and soaring mountains, reveals its true charm through its dazzling peaks and rich history. It starts with a breathtaking drive to Lovćen National Park that follows the old 25 Serpentine Road and takes you to a famous viewpoint to admire the Bay of Kotor. Leaving the sea behind, green forest tunnels will lead you to the Mausoleum of Peter II Petrovic Njegos which is located on a mountaintop. There you’ll learn about the old Montenegrin tribes who fought the many enemies who passed through the Balkan Peninsula. It’s then onto Cetinje, the kingdom's capital, to uncover more of Montenegro's rich history.