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Bavaria Cruiser 46 – Altair, 4-cabin sailing yacht was built in 2014, and it is docked in Port of Kotor, Montenegro.
Altair can accommodate up to 8 people in 4 double cabins. Pillows and blankets are included in the price.
Sailing yacht Altair offers 3 toilets with a shower.
Boat equipment features Classical mainsail, Bimini and Bow thruster. It also boasts Flat-screen TV, an Audio system, Outside speakers and Inside speakers. The fully-equipped galley includes Freezer, Coffee machine, Oven, Cooker and Sink.
Daily Tour 1
Departure from Kotor- Passing by Perast
- Sailing through the Herceg Novi bay – upon request of the guests
- Going to open sea – Zanjice, Mamula Island
- Passing near Blue Grotto
- Swimming near Blue Cave
Departure from Kotor
Swimming near Blue CaveDaily Tour 2
- Departure from Kotor
- Tour of Perast
- Swimming in Kostanjica
- Passing through the Verige, the narrowest part of the bay
- Sailing through the Tivat bay
- Swimming at St. Mark’s Island
- Visit Tivat – Porto – Montenegro
Boat Info
- Bavaria Cruiser 46
- Engine Volvo Penta
Bavaria Cruiser 46- Built-in 2014
Built-in 2014- Capacity 9
What's included
- Bottled water
- Fuel surcharge
- WC
Bottled water
Fuel surcharge
WC- Wi-Fi on-board
- Shower on-board
- Chemical WC
Wi-Fi on-board
Shower on-board- Snorkelling equipment
- Multi-language Captain
Snorkelling equipment
Multi-language Captain
Yacht highlights
Flat-screen TV
Bathing platform
Bow thruster
Outside GPS plotter
FREE WiFi
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If you want to have a trip around Kotor, then I absolutely recommend a boat trip which can take you to lots of places, it cost an average of €30 to €35 per person, it's worthwhile with adding views and iconic locations
Very enjoyable tour with George from Serbia. stepping in to help his friend. He was very knowledgeable, communicated well and speaks English. He had good music to fill in the times of travel and turned off to tell you about where we had stopped.
The best part of our visit to Montenegro this summer! Starting at the beautiful Kotor Bay, first we visited Our Lady of the Rocks, where we had plenty of time to walk around a bit. Then we visited one of the submarine caves, after which we went out to the open sea and sailed past Island Mamula (from some distance). The swim at the Blue Caves was an awesome way to end the tour. Thanks also to the enthusiastic boat crew who did a great job in showing these awesome places!
A boat tour is a "must do" when you visit Kotor or the surrounding area. Then, of course, you choose the #1 of the numerous tour providers. There is a choice of tours of varying lengths, whether as a group or private tour. The best seller is probably the 3 hour tour to the Blue Cave, passing old submarine bunkers, an island with a Casino Hotel in an old fortress, Our Lady of the rocks and the indescribably beautiful landscape. The speed boats are modern, the captain and crew are young and humorous, yet experienced and safety conscious. An unforgettable day with the highlight of swimming in the Blue Cave and cool music on board. Perfect, wonderful. If you book online in advance you get a 5€ discount per person. Thanks guys for this experience.
We took a tour of the bay in a boat for 11 people. There were even fewer passengers, there was a lot of space and we were comfortable. The captain was very nice, provided the passengers with water and told about the sights.Unfortunately, there were strong waves that day, and we could not get into the Blue Cave.The boat was new and clean. We were completely on schedule.I advise this tour and this company, it's a beautiful trip and it's worth the money.
We really enjoyed our Blue Cave, Lady of the Rocks etc, short speed boat tour! The Blue Cave and the surrounding waters were beautiful and great for a refreshing dip. Our skipper, Vladimir was funny, efficient and well-informed. The ride was smooth and beautiful. Definitely worth the price. I wish I had more time to do another tour!
