Blue Cave and Perast Tour de 3 horas con barcos de lujo
Descripción
Nuestra experiencia comenzará desde el casco antiguo de Kotor. Disfrutará en 55 minutos de un paseo panorámico, con una visión general de los pequeños pueblos de la bahía de Boka con encantadores palacios, casas, iglesias y un hermoso contraste entre el mar y las montañas. Pasaremos la parte más estrecha de la bahía de Boka, disfrutaremos en panorama de la isla Luštica, la pequeña isla Mamula y llegaremos a Blue Cave. Tendrá 20 minutos para nadar o simplemente tomar fotos del mar azul turquesa dentro de la Cueva Azul. En nuestro camino de regreso tendrá 5 minutos de parada en el antiguo túnel submarino y 20 minutos para visitar el casco antiguo de Perast, Nuestra Señora de la Roca (panorama) NOTA : Por favor, llegar al punto de encuentro 30 min antes de que comience la actividad. Si llegas en coche a Kotor, ten en cuenta los posibles atascos en Kotor, también de problema para encontrar un aparcamiento, así que tómate el tiempo suficiente para venir a Kotor. Para los tours organizados fuera de temporada de verano, tenga cuidado de que necesite ropa más caliente, debido a la gran velocidad en el barco podría ser ventoso y frío.
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Itinerario
Nuestra experiencia se iniciará desde el casco antiguo de Kotor de la UNESCO, u otro lugar de recogida deseado en la Bahía de Kotor (Kotor, Muo, Prčanj, Stoliv, Dobrota), donde puede atracar la lancha rápida
Mamula es una pequeña isla con fortaleza ubicada en la entrada a la bahía de Boka Kotorska. La fortaleza se construyó en el siglo XIX y se usa como prisión durante la I y II Guerra Mundial. Ahora está cerrado al público debido a la renovación y fabricación de un hotel de élite.
Nuestros viajeros tendrán la oportunidad de disfrutar de una experiencia maravillosa: nadar dentro de la Cueva Azul con agua azul turquesa.
Cortado en las empinadas orillas del Luštica hay tres túneles. Aunque los túneles se construyeron durante Yugoslavia, Luštica fue una importante base militar durante la Primera y Segunda Guerra Mundial, así como durante la Guerra Fría. Los túneles se utilizaron para ocultar y reparar submarinos y barcos. La longitud del túnel es de hasta cincuenta metros, ancho de 7 metros. La profundidad promedio del túnel es de unos ocho metros, y la profundidad alrededor de la salida del túnel aumenta a treinta metros. También en el túnel submarino hay todo un complejo de túneles subterráneos, en los que había equipos técnicos necesarios para el mantenimiento y reparación de submarinos.
Perast es una pequeña ciudad barroca de famosos capitanes con hermosos museos y casas antiguas. Aunque Perast tenía solo 350 habitantes, había 18 iglesias y 19 palacios. El símbolo de la ciudad es la iglesia de San Nicolás con su impresionante campanario de 55 metros de altura, orgullosamente sobre el edificio. Desafortunadamente, debido a la falta de dinero, nunca se terminó.
Nuestra Señora de la Roca es una hermosa isla hecha por personas que solían vivir en Perast. La historia dice que dos pescadores de Perast han encontrado a Nuestra Señora Icono en la roca que sobresale del mar. La gente prometió hacer una isla e iglesia dedicada a Nuestra Señora de las Rocas. Y aquí está, gloriosa iglesia con museo en la pequeña isla. Nuestros viajeros tendrán la oportunidad de visitar la iglesia y el museo.
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Información importante
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(252)
We had a great day.The boat was beautiful.The captain was an amazing driver.He helped my mom get on and off the boat and was patient with waiting for her being slower than others.He explained where we were and offered us water, very comfortable ride.
The cave was good but we were only there 25 minutes out of 3 hours. the captain and first mate were not. They were both smoking in the boat and most of the time were picking people up and dropping them off
Initially, it was very hard to find the correct boat and company as there were no signs near the dock wit all the boats, but they were very communicative through What's App. I really enjoyed this trip - it was a quick trip and I wish we had more time to take pictures near the blue caves, but it was very crowded and the waves were rocky and our boat had to quickly move out. I would definitely recommend this tour.
Didn't enjoy this tour. You only actually stop once at the church. Then you're sitting on the boat for 2 hours solid, no toilet stops etc. Cave area was really dirty with lots of rubbish floating in water. So dissapointing. Skipper didn't seem keen to stop for people to swim, it was cold also so only 1 person swam. No stop at Perast either. Just drive by. Our kids were bored and cold from sitting so long.
It was a wonderful trip - friendly, helpful crew - enjoyed every minute!!
The first thing I would expect from a competent boat captain would be safety, especially on a high speed boat ride lasting 3 hours. I have many years of boating experience and I know that there are risks involved. There was no mention of life jackets. The life jackets were no where to be seen. Midway through the trip I asked if there were life jackets when the 25 yo captain decided to accelerate the boat in apparent race that he decided with two other boats he must win. Afterward he said “now you know who is the fastest boat” In response to my question about life jackets. He said “in the cabin, there is also an inflatable boat. Do you want to see it?” “Well no. I responded it is typical that safety be discussed ahead of a voyage.” If there had been an accident those life jackets were not readily accessible. As to racing the boat in the ocean, the boat was occupied by 8 senior citizens. One of which was disabled. Who was this captain trying to impress? Frequently observed him stepping away from the helm to the bow of the boat taking both hands off the steering wheel while bumping the throttle. I’m sure he could see better from that view point; but, not in control of the steering wheel while doing so. While at the blue cave there was an opportunity to swim. Was it safe? Not in my opinion. Seven or eight motor boats with swimmers in the water. That is not really what I consider careful. The ride was fun but no consideration was given to passenger safety or comfort. I recommend looking for a boat captained by an older more experienced fellow or woman.
Everything was amazing, would absolutely recommend!
The sights we visited were interesting and beautiful, but if you want pictures of the scenery and the experience you might want to insure the boat does not have 12 people on an 8 seat boat. We were crowded in for 2 hours+. The driver and the guide were interesting and fun, but in the caves and tunnels the boat was always moving so my pictures have other passengers and the boat Bimini bars, probably not a great tour for the elderly.
We travelled with friends. The sea was calm initially but grew to a wavy tide that made the boat ride bumpy. Awesome view of the mountains and turquoise- colored sea. Temperature was perfect, not too hot nor.cold.
This is one of the most memorable tours we've ever been on. The boat operator/ tour guide did excellent job telling us the stories behind the important places we stopped at during the tour. It's a 5/5 for me
