Chárter de yates en Kotor

Where is the main departure marina in Kotor?

The primary departure point is Marina Kotor Old Town, located directly across from the main entrance to Kotor's Old Town. This marina offers 30 berths, supports vessels up to 30 meters, and includes a service station and fuel point for charters.

It is also known as Luka Kotor or Cattaro Marina and sits at the end of the UNESCO Bay of Kotor, providing immediate access to the bay's most scenic routes.

What are the best day-trip routes from Kotor?

Top day trips include sailing to Perast, visiting Our Lady of the Rocks, and anchoring in the peaceful Morinj bay. You can also explore the northeast corner of the bay, passing the medieval town of Perast and the sacred church.

Other popular stops include Arza Beach near Herceg Novi, Lustica Bay, and the underwater Kraken Wine Bar near Kraken Island.

When is the best sailing season in Montenegro?

The ideal sailing season runs from May through October, with peak conditions in June, July, and August. Border control at Dukley Marina Budva is active from May 1st to October 1st, confirming the seasonal window.

Weather windows are generally stable during these months, offering calm waters and warm temperatures perfect for family charters.

What licence or skipper rules apply in Montenegro?

Montenegro requires a valid boat licence or an experienced skipper for chartering. While specific licence types vary, most charters include a certified skipper if the renter lacks one.

International licences are accepted, but it is advisable to confirm with your charter provider before arrival.

How do I get to Kotor for my charter?

The nearest airport is Tivat Airport (TIV), approximately 25–30 km from Kotor. The transfer takes about 30–40 minutes by car or shuttle.

Alternatively, Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) is around 90 km away, with a transfer time of 1.5–2 hours, depending on border crossings.