Round Tivat Bay, then through to Kotor
A six hour boat trip from Tivat to Kotor: the islands off Tivat, forty minutes at Our Lady of the Rocks, and the run through the narrows into Kotor.
The route, stop by stop
Every route of the week leaves from the same quay in Tivat and comes back to it. This is where Monday goes in between.
Round Tivat Bay, then through to Kotor
- Šetalište Pine, TivatBoarding from 10:00.
- Sveti Marko and Ostrvo cvijećaKatica threads between the two islands, with Krašići and the Solila salt flats along the shore.
- Our Lady of the RocksGospa od Škrpjela. Forty minutes ashore on the island.
- Lunch on boardServed while the boat passes Perast and Stoliv.
- KotorAgency guests leave the boat here.
- Back at the Pine promenadeBy 16:00.
The short day, six hours from the quay and back.
Monday is the sailing to take if you have a morning and an afternoon rather than a whole day. It is the shortest route of the week by an hour and a half, and it gives up very little to be that.
The first half hour goes out between Sveti Marko and Ostrvo cvijeća, with Krašići along one shore and the Solila salt flats along the other. After that it is north, up the length of the bay, to the island. Lunch comes to the table while Katica passes Perast and Stoliv, which is the best stretch of coast on the route and the reason it is served then.
Kotor is the turning point. Agency guests step off there and the boat runs back down to Tivat, which takes the last of the afternoon.
Where Monday stops
Not a guidebook. Just what is there and how long there is to look at it.
Sveti Marko and Ostrvo cvijeća
Katica threads between the two of them on the way out, with Krašići on one side and the Solila salt flats on the other. It happens in the first half hour, so it is worth being on deck early.
42°24'N · 18°42'EOur Lady of the Rocks
The church stands on an island that nature never made. Boatmen built the ground under it by dropping stones beside a reef, season after season, until there was enough of it to build on. Forty minutes is the time it takes to walk round the outside, go in, and come back out to look down the bay before the boat leaves. Every route of the week stops here.
42°29'N · 18°41'EKotor
The old town is packed into the corner where the bay ends and the mountain starts, and the walls run straight up the rock behind it. Tuesday gives you an hour and a half, long enough to get past the first square and into the lanes behind it. Monday, Thursday and Sunday come in as well, and agency guests leave the boat here.
42°25'N · 18°46'EThe same price whichever day you sail
Monday costs what every other day costs. Nothing is charged online: you pay on board, in cash or by card.
The whole price list, with worked examples- 13 and over
20 € for a seat, 35 € with lunch. Lunch means lunch, dessert and a drink.
- Under six
The seat is free. Lunch for them is 7 €.
- Lunch is fish
Cooked on board during the crossing. If someone in your group doesn't eat it, say so when you book.
- Pay on the boat
Cash or card on the day. Send a request, we confirm by WhatsApp, and that holds your places.
Send a request, pay on the boat
Nothing is charged online. You tell us the day and who is coming, we confirm by WhatsApp, and you settle up on board.