• Kotor Old City - Enjoy a guided tour and some leisure time in Kotor, situated in one of the world’s most stunning bays. Known for its merchants and renowned sailors, Kotor has much to share. The old town is the best-preserved medieval urban area, typical of the 12th to 14th centuries. Its medieval architecture and numerous cultural monuments have earned it a place on UNESCO’s “World Natural and Cultural Heritage” list. The city is a tapestry of buildings, streets, and squares.
• Perast - Perast is undoubtedly one of the most picturesque spots in Kotor Bay. Often referred to as the quietest town in Boka, its narrow streets and numerous, mostly abandoned Renaissance and Baroque palaces reflect the wealth of Kotor Bay. Once a town of sailors, Perast was renowned beyond Montenegro. Today, the famous stone houses and captain’s palaces still stand out.
• Our Lady of the Rocks - On this island, take a guided tour of the Catholic Church, home to the miraculous 15th-century icon of the Virgin Mary, the most revered patron saint of Boka sailors. The church is beautifully painted and decorated. The museum section, filled with votive gifts, is also worth visiting.
• Mirista - The cruise continues with a swimming stop in the crystal-clear waters of Miriste Lagoon. Visitors can also explore the famous Blue Cave. En route to Miriste, pass by the renowned fishing village of Rose and the fortress of Mamula, a mysterious Montenegrin landmark with unique architecture.
• Blue Grotto - The Blue Cave’s stunning beauty is a result of the interplay of light and water, shadows, and vibrant colors. Sunlight refracts on the sea’s surface, reflecting off the limestone rocks, creating a magical, fairy-tale atmosphere.
• Mamula Island - A mysterious Montenegrin landmark with distinctive architecture.
• Herceg-Novi Old Town - Known for its abundance of mimosa trees and numerous staircases, Herceg Novi is often called ‘The City of the Sun’ due to its many sunny days throughout the year. The heart of Herceg Novi is its Old Town, adorned with buildings from the Sahat – Kula and Kanli – Kula eras. Fortress Spanjola and Fortress Forte Mare are part of the town’s rich cultural heritage. Lush with greenery, Herceg Novi is home to many tropical flowers, earning it the nickname “Botanical Garden of Montenegro,” as well as the city of sun, flowers, and poets.
• Porto Montenegro - The largest mega yacht port in southern Europe.
• Tivat - Tivat, a charming coastal town in Boka Bay, is rapidly becoming a sought-after destination for elite travelers. With its world-class marina and exclusive boutique shops, Tivat offers a unique blend of historical charm and modern conveniences.

• On-board WiFi
• Sundecks
• Showers
• On-board restrooms

• Lunch

The cruise is hosted on a three-deck ship equipped with a bar, restaurant, sunbeds, and showers. A licensed guide will accompany the group throughout the tour.

The journey begins in Budva, heading towards the historic city of Kotor, where a guided tour and some free time are planned. Afterward, guests will board the ship and sail past the town of Perast, stopping at the only artificial island in the Adriatic, Our Lady of the Rocks.

The following stop is for swimming at the Miriste lagoon, renowned for its crystal-clear waters. During this stop, visitors can explore the famous Blue Cave, celebrated for its stunning interplay of light, water, shadows, and vibrant colors.

As the ship passes the enigmatic Montenegrin landmark, the Mamula fortress with its unique architecture, it continues towards Herceg Novi, the city of rocks and mimosas. Here, visitors will see three renowned fortresses: Forte Mare, Kanli Kula, and Španjola, and take a stroll to the Old Town. After enjoying the view of Porto Montenegro, the cruise returns to Tivat, where a bus will transport guests back to Budva.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.