Montenegro · Boating

5-Hour Perast, Risan and Our Lady of the Rock Boat Tour

5 Hours Round trip from Verige Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 See Roman mosaics from the 2nd century in Risan
02 Discover Sopot, a cave waterfall in Risan that comes alive after precipitation
03 Stroll through the quiet Baroque town of Perast and its narrow historic streets
04 Visit the Church of St. Nikola with its 55 m high bell tower
05 Take a boat to Our Lady of the Rock, an artificial island built on sunken ships

Travel through the Strait of Verige to Risan to see famed Roman mosaics and discover Sopot, a cave waterfall that is most active after rainfall. Continue to the quiet Baroque town of Perast, once the luxurious home of famous captains, where narrow streets, historic churches, and noble family palaces reveal its rich heritage. Then take a boat to the artificial island of Our Lady of the Rock to visit its 15th-century church and museum.

Travel by boat to Our Lady of the Rock Island, an artificial island formed over time by the filling of stone on a base made up of sunken ships.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 5 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Cities Perast, Risan

Languages English, Serbian

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Verige, Risan, Perast and Our Lady of the Rock

Arrive at the Turkish Cape in the Strait of Verige, the narrowest part of Boka, and enjoy morning coffee with breakfast.
Head towards Risan to see mosaics from the 2nd century.
Discover the famous Sopot, a cave with a waterfall in Risan that is most active when there is precipitation.
Stroll through the many narrow streets of Perast and visit the Church of St. Nikola with its 55 m high bell tower.
Explore the Church of St. Ana, decorated with frescoes by the famous Baroque painter Tripo Kokolja, and see the palaces of the most notable Perast families - Bujovic, Zmajevic, and Smekija.
Travel by boat to Our Lady of the Rock Island, an artificial island formed over time by the filling of stone on a base made up of sunken ships.

End of the tour.