Boat excursion and tour booking

Oyster farms in Boka Bay (near Perast/Risan) are best accessed via the Blue Line bus service from Tivat. Walking from Tivat to the farms is not feasible. The area between Perast and Risan is home to several oyster farms including the popular Milos farm.

A 3-hour boat tour in the Bay of Kotor, costing approximately 35 EUR per person, is highly recommended. The itinerary typically includes a visit to Our Lady of the Rocks (without disembarking), a submarine tunnel, Mamula Island, and the Blue Cave with swimming opportunities. This excursion is a popular alternative to other activities like the Kotor cable car.

To travel from Kotor to Perast, you can find boat excursions, with a 3-hour trip costing approximately 3,500 RUB. It's generally cheaper to arrange boat trips directly with local captains in Perast. Avoid advance payments and finalize arrangements in person.

Boat tours on Skadar Lake are recommended, particularly starting from Rijeka Crnojevića. It is advisable to opt for standard packages rather than expensive add-ons. Nearby attractions include local wineries and Lipa Cave (which requires warm clothing due to low temperatures). Tours are available throughout the day; combined trips with wine tasting are popular.

Boat tour prices in Montenegro: Canyon Tour - 40 EUR (35 min), Skadar Lake Tour - 70 EUR (1 hour), Amazon Tour - 85 EUR (1 hour 20 min), Full Tour - 125 EUR (2 hours). Prices are per boat. National Park entrance fee is 5 EUR per person. Payment is cash only. Traveling to Skadar Lake from Virpazar might be slightly cheaper.

Top recommended experiences in Montenegro include the Kotor cable car (36 EUR round trip) offering stunning views, and the Island of Sveti Nikola, accessible via a 7 EUR round trip boat from 'public dock'. On Sveti Nikola, Half Moon Beach with its 25 EUR sunbeds is highly praised for its beauty. The old town of Kotor is considered more impressive than Budva. Tivat is noted as less remarkable and potentially skippable.

Boat trips to Our Lady of the Rocks from Perast are available. While some operators charge 10 euros, it is rumored that prices of 5 euros may be available. Confirming the route and price beforehand is recommended.

A boat trip on Skadar Lake typically costs around 95-100 EUR for a 1.5-hour excursion. This price usually includes the boat tour and a park entrance fee of 5 EUR per person. It is advisable to negotiate the final price upfront and be prepared to politely decline additional services offered during the trip.

To rent stand-up paddleboards (SUPs) in Perast, inquire with local rental providers near the shore. While specific contacts may vary, look for designated rental points or individuals responsible for equipment. Availability can fluctuate, especially during peak season.

Boat excursions in Tivat can be booked directly at the marina/quay area. Prices typically range between 40-50 EUR depending on the duration and route. It is advisable to compare prices between vendors near the main liners and those further along the waterfront.

Private boat trips on the Crnojevica River (the 'Montenegrin Amazon' route) typically cost around 85 EUR per boat. Prices may vary based on route duration and service provider.

For a boat trip on Skadar Lake, consider starting from Virpazar or Rijeka Crnojevica. Private boat rentals typically cost around 95 EUR for the entire boat, offering a more intimate experience than group tours. Other options range from 60 EUR to 120 EUR. Rijeka Crnojevica is recommended for selecting your route and boat on arrival, while Virpazar also serves as a starting point with a short walk to the boat station.

A 4-hour private boat trip starting from Budva marina can be booked for approximately €75 for two people. The itinerary typically includes visits to Pizana beach, the Old Town panorama, Mogren 1 and 2 beaches, the Blue Lagoon, Calipso beach and cave, Hawaii beach, St. Nicholas Island, the Cave of Love, St. Stefan island, Przno, and Rafailovici.

Boat tour operators are concentrated along the waterfront in Kotor, near the city park. Tours typically last 3 hours (approx. 35-40 EUR) and cover Perast, Mamula island, submarine tunnels, and Blue Cave. Booking in person at the docks is common and negotiable with cash.

For single-day excursions from Budva to Mostar (Bosnia and Herzegovina), inquire about tour operators or travel agencies in Budva that organize such trips. Information on availability and pricing can typically be obtained directly from local tourist information centers or travel agencies.