La croisière se déroule sur le navire à trois ponts avec bar, restaurant, transats, douches. Notre guide agréé vous accompagnera pendant la visite. Au départ de Budva et direction la vieille ville de Kotor, il y aura une visite guidée et du temps libre. Après cela, montez à bord du navire et passez devant la ville de Perast avant de vous arrêter sur la seule île artificielle de l'Adriatique - Notre-Dame des Rochers. La prochaine étape est la baignade au lagon Miriste, connu pour sa pureté et la transparence de l'eau. Pendant l'arrêt, vous pourrez visiter la célèbre grotte bleue, dont la beauté incroyable est due au jeu de la lumière et de l'eau, des ombres et des couleurs vives. Passant devant le mystérieux monument du Monténégro - forteresse de Mamula à l'architecture unique, le navire se dirige vers Herceg Novi, la ville des rochers et des mimosas. Ici, vous verrez trois forteresses célèbres: Forte Mare, Kanli Kula et Španjola, et marchez jusqu'à la vieille ville. Profitant de la vue sur Porto Montenegro, nous retournons à Tivat. Votre bus vous emmènera de Tivat à Budva.
Il y aura une visite guidée et du temps libre. Située dans l'une des plus belles baies du monde, Kotor, ville de marchands et de marins célèbres, a beaucoup à dire. La vieille ville de Kotor est l'environnement urbain médiéval le mieux préservé, typique des villes construites aux 12ème et 14ème siècles. L'architecture médiévale et de nombreux monuments du patrimoine culturel ont inclus Kotor dans la liste du "Patrimoine naturel et culturel mondial" de l'UNESCO. Les bâtiments se répandent dans toute la ville, entrelacés de rues et de places.
Perast est sûrement l'un des plus beaux endroits de la baie de Kotor. Aujourd'hui, elle est souvent appelée la ville la plus calme de Boka. Ses rues étroites et ses nombreux palais baroques, pour la plupart abandonnés, témoignent de la richesse de la baie de Kotor. Perast était autrefois une ville de marins, et elle était connue même en dehors de l'espace du Monténégro. On peut voir encore aujourd’hui cette fameuse pierre logée et les palais du capitaine se démarquer.
Sur l'île, nous aurons une visite guidée à l'église catholique du même nom, où nous rencontrerons l'icône miraculeuse de la Vierge Marie du 15ème siècle, la sainte patronne la plus respectée des marins Boka. L'église est très joliment peinte et décorée. Nous visiterons également sa partie musée, entièrement composée de cadeaux votifs.
La prochaine partie de la croisière est une étape de baignade aux eaux cristallines du lagon Miriste. Ici, vous pouvez également visiter la célèbre grotte bleue. Sur le chemin de Miriste, passez par le célèbre village de pêcheurs de Rose et la forteresse de Mamula, un monument mystérieux du Monténégro à l'architecture unique.
L'incroyable beauté de la grotte bleue est due au jeu de lumière et d'eau, d'ombres et de couleurs vives. Les rayons du soleil, qui se réfractent à la surface de l'eau de mer, se reflètent sur les roches calcaires et créent une sensation unique que vous êtes dans un conte de fées.
Un monument mystérieux du Monténégro à l'architecture unique.
Herceg Novi est reconnaissable à l'abondance de mimosaïstes et à ses nombreuses volées d'escaliers. Elle est souvent appelée « la ville du soleil », grâce au grand nombre de jours ensoleillés toute l’année. Le centre de Herceg Novi est sa vieille ville, décorée de bâtiments datant des époques de Sahat – Kula et Kanli – Kula. La forteresse Spanjola et la forteresse Forte Mare ne sont qu'une partie du patrimoine culturel de cette ville renommée. Riche en verdure, Herceg Novi cache de nombreuses sortes de fleurs tropicales. La ville elle-même est appelée le jardin botanique du Monténégro, et la ville du soleil, des fleurs et des poètes.
Le plus grand port pour les méga yachts en Europe du Sud.
Tivat, ville côtière pittoresque nichée dans la baie de Boka, devient rapidement une destination chaude pour les voyageurs d'élite. Avec son port de plaisance de classe mondiale et une variété de boutiques exclusives, Tivat offre un mélange unique de charme ancien et d'équipements modernes.
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The trip was smooth from the start. We met the bus at the Budva location. The guide was amazing and kept everyone on time and entertained. All the stops were great and the boat had all the amenities necessary for a full day out. Highly recommend.
A good introduction to the Bay of Kotor, with plenty of stops to explore on land. A knowledgeable guide and smooth transfers from boat to coach.
Great experience, good view of islands on the boat. good history information. Lovely landmarks to note
Great trip. Covers a lot in one day ! Very busy when we went in August. Food and drink good prices. The only thing I would point out is don’t go to the caves unless you intend to swim. The boat DOES NOT go inside !
Some poor reviews of this trip on here but our experience was that this was an excellent trip in every way. 11 hours door to door with multiple stops and activities, well organised with an excellent guide (Dragana) who was not only multilingual but also really tried to keep to time (inspite of some of the guests). This trip covered Kotor Old Town (early when it was both cool and quiet) and a grand tour of the whole of Boka Bay including the monastery/museum, Blue Caves and Herceg Novi. Long day but well worth it and excellent value for money. The small charges for Old Town and Monastry are both optional and not operator imposed so hardly an issue. Highly recommended.
It's a full day plan and be ready to bring enough water and a cap/hat + suncream if you come in summer because it burns! We got to the meeting point before 8am as requested by the agency since we didn't know exactly where we should meet, then took a bus to Kotor, stayed around for nearly an hour and then jumped to the ship. The ship has food and drinks and all you need but it's a big ship so don't except something small and cosy, rather a nice big ship. The were some extras we needed to pay but we were previously informed by the amazing guide Dragana and also I had done some research on the topic. Dragana is an amazing guide, fluent in 3 languages, gave the instructions clearly, some tips and ofc the history about some of the places we visited or were about to visit. My review misses that 1 star just because of the Boka Bay in which we stayed about 15min from the time we got there and took a swim, the sailor called us back before it would be 20min. This should be taken into account for the future since it's an 10eur extra and one should be at least the 20min or ideally 30min. Heceg Novi's 1h stop also felt short since it's supposed to be the biggest city it would have been nice to stay a bit longer. Either way we enjoyed a lot the boat tour and would definitely advise others to book it! Just be aware of extra costs for the Lady of the Rocks, Kotor and the Boka Bay. Either than that, keep going!
We did the whole-day boat trip with Boka Bay Tours and had the best time. The views of the bay and mountains from the water are breathtaking. Our guide, Dragana, was fantastic! She was so kind, shared great history, and made sure everyone was comfortable all day. Highly recommend this tour and Dragana!
The rafting was really good, but the food had some issues. However, the Boka Kotor Bay tour was terrible. Prices were much higher than advertised: the church island entry was 5 euros per person instead of 2, Tivat was 1 euro per person, and the Blue Cave was 10 euros instead of 2 (a 400% increase). Safety was also a major issue. The small boat to the Blue Cave was dangerously overcrowded, which even the captain acknowledged. Once we arrived, the boat stopped in the open sea and told us to jump in and swim to the cave. The water was very choppy, and several people started drowning. The main ship service and the sightseeing were good, but we didn't have enough time to explore the towns.
If you decide to swim in the blue cave you must bring your own life-saving equipment, the tide is dangerous, if you go with children it is not recommended. At the start they promise you 20 min for cave exploration, but in reality they only give you 10 min (a scam) and they lack all safety measures, you could easily drown. The main deck which is for about 150 people only has 4 restrooms which they do not clean, the prices for food and drinks on board are excessive and the areas are neglected and dirty. I do not recommend it at all!
We had such a wonderful time on this tour! Everything was well organized, the views were breathtaking, and the whole experience was enjoyable from beginning to end. A special thanks to our guide, Dragana, who truly made the experience unforgettable. She was very knowledgeable and shared many interesting stories and facts about the places we visited. She speaks English, Russian, and Montenegrin/Serbian, which made it easy for everyone to feel included and enjoy the tour. Dragana was also very patient, kind, and always ready to help with a smile. The lunch on the boat was fresh and tasty, It was a really nice addition to the trip and much better than we expected for a boat tour. We highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Montenegro. It was one of the highlights of our trip, and we will remember it for a long time!
| Visite | Durée | Note | Prix | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Excursion d'une journée dans la baie de Boka au départ de Budva avec guide | 11 heures | 4.2 (30) | $69 | |
 Great Cruise From Budva to Boka Bay in a Day | 9 heures | 4.4 (61) | $69 | Voir |
 Great Montenegro Tour-Lovcen NP,Mausoleum Lovcen,River of Crnojevic,Sveti Stefan | 11 heures | 4.9 (685) | $109 | Voir |
 North Montenegro, Durmitor, Tara & Ostrog Tour | 13 heures | 4.8 (475) | $121 | Voir |
 Lipa Cave Guided Tour & Train Ride | 1 heure | 4.8 (382) | $20 | Voir |
 Full-day Tara River White Water Rafting Tour from Kotor | 12 heures | 4.9 (254) | $156 | Voir |
 Budva Bay: Kayak & SUP Tour to Coastal Caves | 3 heures | 4.9 (248) | $52 | Voir |