Blue cave, Mamula Island and the Rose village Private Cruise Tour

Ilmainen peruutus

Sijainti: Montenegro - Budva, Becici & Pet

Kesto: 6 tuntia–8 tuntia

Kieli: English

Mobiililippu hyväksytään

Välitön vahvistus

Opastettu kierros

Yksityinen kierros

E-lippu

Hotel pick up

Kohokohdat

Take advantage of a transfer from your accommodation to the starting point of sea cruising, Tivat city
Along the way enjoy sightseeing of submarine tunnels, passing by the nautical complex Porto Novi, circling around the island of Mamula
Swim at the Blue Cave and in the bay Mirište
Discover Church of the Holy Mother of God, located to Mirista Bay and admire the Arza Fortress
Explore the fishing village of Rose and get to know the history of this place

Retken kuvaus

Discover Blue cave, Mamula Island and the Rose village on this private cruise tour.

The Blue Cave is the most interesting and beautiful natural attraction of this kind in the whole Mediterranean. It is located on the Luštica peninsula. Its name is given by a specific blue color that occurs during the sunny summer days when the sunrays are reflected from the surface of the sea and reflected in the interior of the cave through a smaller opening. The depth of the sea in the cave is between 3 and 4 meters, while the height from the sea level to the top of the arc is about 9m. Swimming in the azure blue sea of the Blue Cave is a truly unforgettable experience to which real sea and nature phenomena lovers always come back again.

Mamula is an island in the Adriatic Sea, Montenegro, at the entrance to the Bay of Kotor. The largest part of the island is occupied by a fortress built in the 19th century by Austro-Hungarian general Lazar Mamula. The island, during World War II served as a notorious prison known for cruelty.

Rose is a small captain’s village located on the northwestern coast of the Luštica peninsula, opposite Herceg Novi. Rose is a typical Mediterranean place with family homes lined up along the dock – seafront. It was once the ancient Greek settlement called ‘Punto Roza’, which was destroyed by the Arabs, in 867. Since then, Rose has failed in restoring her former splendor. The importance of Rose is even mentioned in the writings of the Byzantine Emperor Constantine Porphyrogenitus in 841.

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Know in advance:

This tour doesn't include a tour guide
The stop at Mamula Island doesn't include the entrance
You can optionally arrange lunch and tour guide with the local operator after booking if you want
Please contact the local operator after booking to provide your accommodation address and arrange your pickup. You will find their contact on your voucher

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