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Crociera nella baia di Kotor con la Madonna delle Rocce

99,00 €

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Lingua: Tedesco, Inglese, Francese

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Rilassatevi durante questo tour di un'intera giornata con una crociera nella baia di Kotor
Visita all'isolotto di Our Lady of the Rocks con la sua chiesa e il suo museo
Godetevi un pranzo a base di piatti locali preparati al momento e serviti a bordo.
Scoprire il centro storico di Kotor quando si sbarca per il tempo libero
Guida locale esperta con una conoscenza impareggiabile del Montenegro

Cosa aspettarsi

La baia di Kotor in Montenegro è un luogo leggendario. Il drammatico scenario montano, le acque blu scintillanti e la città fortificata di Kotor rendono questo paesaggio simile a un fiordo un vero e proprio spettacolo. Visiterete il famoso isolotto di Nostra Signora delle Rocce durante una gita in barca nella baia, prima di proseguire verso la città di Kotor. Ivana, una delle nostre esperte guide locali, dice: "Conosciuta affettuosamente come Boka dagli abitanti del luogo, sono orgogliosi che la baia sia patrimonio dell'umanità dell'UNESCO per la sua importanza naturale, culturale e storica. La zona vanta una forte tradizione artigianale e le città sono riconosciute per la loro architettura raffinata".

Dopo un giro in auto lungo la costa dalmata, salirete a bordo della vostra barca e salperete verso lo stretto di Verige, dove si apre l'intera baia, e capirete perché il Golfo di Cattaro è la destinazione più famosa del Montenegro. Dopo aver passato Perast, Stoliv e Prčanj, la prima tappa è l'isolotto fiabesco di Nostra Signora delle Rocce, che Ivana adora. Di tutti i musei della regione, quello sull'isolotto è il mio preferito come guida", dice. La chiesa è come una galleria d'arte e il museo contiene gioielli come il ricamo di Jacinta Kunić".

Tornati a bordo, gusteremo un gustoso pranzo a bordo mentre ci dirigiamo verso la città di Kotor. Qui avrete tempo libero per esplorare questa perla medievale fortificata e ricca di palazzi veneziani. Visitate la Cattedrale di San Trifone e il suo tesoro, scalate le mura della città o curiosate nel mercato locale, dove potrete assaggiare e acquistare specialità locali come il prosciutto affumicato, il formaggio di pecora e il brandy.

Cosa è incluso

Trasporto
Guida
Gita in barca
Ingresso a Nostra Signora delle Rocce
Pranzo
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Ottimo

4 /5

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Sicurezza

4,3/5

Servizio

4,3/5

Qualità-prezzo

4,2/5

Personale

4,3/5

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Traced
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3.4
9 ottobre 2025
Viaggio con un gruppo di amici
Trip was long with only 1.5 hours out side of travelling. Should really say about border controll taking a long time. We went in oct so off peak and we were there an hour going out. And about 30 mins coming back. Kotor was lovely. Shame we only got hour in there.
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Marina
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5
9 ottobre 2025
Viaggio di coppia
The guide was very informative and we had some free time which was nice. Beautiful scenery
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Ken/joan Oct25
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1
9 ottobre 2025
Viaggio di coppia
I’m going to raise an official complaint re your advertising of this particular tour from hotel to hotel we were 15.5 hours in total. Border patrol & numerous pickups from leaving our hotel we were 6hrs 10mins to board the boat. No mention of any of this on your advertisement of trip. You need to be fair & transparent with your customers & you most certainly are not on this trip.you need to add a caveat as follows. AVERAGE TRIP TIME 14 to 18 HOURS depending on border control & traffic.
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4.2
6 ottobre 2025
Viaggio di coppia
Great friendly and knowledgeable tour guide. Montenegro was great and the overall experience was one to remember
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Arno
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3.8
30 settembre 2025
Viaggio di coppia
Wartezeit an der Grenze für Hin/Rückfahrt 3 Stunden. Zu viel ! Bootsfahrt und Landschaft super!!!
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Cheshire
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4.2
28 settembre 2025
Viaggio di coppia
The main problem was the amount of time at Border Control, particularly leaving Croatia. We spent 2.5 hours in queue with only 2 disgusting portaloos. We had left our hotel at 6.15am and our first chance to get a drink and eat was at 11.00 am when we boarded the boat. There were no toilets on the return. The time in Kotor we felt was rushed. The positives were the two stops were very scenic and the fish meal on the boat was very good.

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