Blue Cave e Perast 3h passeio de bilhete com barcos de luxo
Descrição
Nossa experiência começará na cidade antiga da UNESCO de Kotor. Você vai desfrutar em 55 minutos de passeio panorâmico, com visão geral de pequenas aldeias da Baía de Boka com palácios encantadores, casas, igrejas e belos contrastes entre o mar e as montanhas. Passaremos a parte mais nervosa da baía de Boka, você vai desfrutar de panorama em, Luštica semi ilha, pequena ilha Mamula e chegar na Caverna Azul. Você terá 20 minutos para nadar ou simplesmente tirar fotos do mar azul turquesa dentro da Caverna Azul. Em nosso caminho de volta você terá 5 min parada no túnel submarino antigo e 20 min para visitar a cidade velha Perast, Our Lady of the Rock (panorama) NOTA: Por favor, chegue ao ponto de encontro 30 minutos antes do início da atividade.Se você chegar de carro em Kotor, esteja ciente de possível congestionamento de tráfego em Kotor, também de problemas para encontrar um estacionamento, então tome o tempo suficiente para chegar a Kotor. Para passeios organizados fora da temporada de verão, cuidado que você precisa eram roupas mais quentes,porque a grande velocidade no barco pode ser vento e frio.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Nossa experiência vai começar a partir da UNESCO Cidade Velha de Kotor, ou outro desejou pegar lugar na Baía de Kotor (Kotor, Muo, Prčanj, Stoliv, Dobrota), onde lancha pode atracar
Mamula é uma pequena ilha com fortaleza localizada na entrada da baía de Boka Kotorska. A fortaleza é construída no século de XIX e é usada como prisão durante I e II Guerra Mundial. Agora está fechado para público devido a renovação e fabricação de hotel de elite
Nossos viajantes terão a oportunidade de desfrutar de uma experiência maravilhosa - nadando dentro da Caverna Azul com água azul-turquesa.
Corte nas margens íngremes do Luštica existem três túneis. Embora os túneis tenham sido construídos durante a Iugoslávia, Luštica foi uma importante base militar durante a Primeira e a Segunda Guerra Mundial, bem como durante a Guerra Fria. Os túneis foram usados para esconder e reparar submarinos e navios. O comprimento do túnel é de até cinquenta metros, largura de 7 metros. A profundidade média do túnel é de cerca de oito metros, e a profundidade ao redor da saída do túnel aumenta para trinta metros. Também no túnel submarino existe todo um complexo de túneis subterrâneos, nos quais existiam equipamentos técnicos necessários para manutenção e reparo de submarinos.
Perast é uma pequena cidade barroca de capitães famosos, com um belo museu e casas antigas. Embora Perast tivesse apenas 350 habitantes, havia 18 igrejas e 19 palácios. O símbolo da cidade é a igreja de São Nicolau, com sua impressionante torre sineira de 55 metros de altura, orgulhosamente acima do edifício. Infelizmente, devido à falta de dinheiro, nunca foi terminado.
Nossa Senhora da Rocha é uma bela ilha feita por pessoas que viviam em Perast. A história diz que dois pescadores de Perast encontraram Our Lady Icon na rocha do mar. As pessoas prometeram que fariam ilha e igreja dedicadas a Nossa Senhora das Rochas. E aqui está, gloriosa igreja com museu na pequena ilha. Nossos viajantes terão a oportunidade de visitar a igreja e o museu.
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Informações importantes
- Bebês precisam sentar no colo de um adulto
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
Avaliações(255)
Really good value for money. The boat was comfortable and speedy, of course. Everyone loved the swim in the Blue Caves, just the right amount of time. Perast is stunning and just the right amount of time to decide whether it would be worth a longer visit. The skipper had to make a detour and let some passengers off the boat who were not happy with the experience and he dealt with this professionally and extended the time of the trip so that the rest of us didn’t miss out. Thank you!
Very domineering Captain who created a tense atmosphere among guests. Keeping people safe was clearly very important to him, and whilst this is a positive thing, he communicated all safety messages in a way which made all of our party (12 in total) feel afraid to do virtually anything on the boat. This was not a fun or relaxing trip but instead felt more a test of survival. Would not recommend this tour to anyone at all.
Absolutely amazing 3 hours. It’s a small group in a very fast speed boat and you hit some really stunning spots. A must do.
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!
