Duration: Up to 4.5 hours

• Meet your skipper at the pier (short introduction about tour and safety) 5 min
• Speed boat ride to Kotor 30 min
• Short walk to the meeting point with the professional licensed alpinist and members of mountain rescue service. Wearing the equipment 20 min
• Walk to the starting point of Via Feratta 15 min
• Via Feratta 150 min
• Short walk to the departure point 10 min
• Speed boat ride back to Tivat 40 min (panoramic view of Stoliv, Prcanj, Lady of Rocks, Donja Lastva, Porto Montenegro)

The speedboat captain has the right to cancel, change, shorten or abort the tour at any time if safety of the passengers is at risk in case of bad weather.

PRICE:
Group tour (min. 5 pax)              from 80 EUR pp
Individual tour  (max 7 pax)       from 500 EUR

WHAT’S INCLUDED
– Bottled water
– Fuel surcharge
– Shower on-board
– Multi-language Captain

PLEASE BRING: a bottle of drinking water, a sun screen, sun glasses, a hat, bathing suit, towel, camera and extra money for coffee, snack and/or souvenirs.

PAYMENT:
– In the agency SiP travel, 21. November bb
– On the spot, before the departure

*Via Ferrata represents a secured hiking trail that crosses inaccessible parts of mountain massifs with the help of cables and metal treadmills. Ferratas are suitable not only for professional alpinists but also for people with average physical fitness that are not engaged in active hiking and sports.

Via Ferrata is located on the exit of the Canyon Škurda and at the entrance to the Old Town Kotor. It starts at an altitude of 80m and ends at 205m. Rocks where ferrata is located, provide an excellent view of the Kotor Bay, the San Giovanni fortress and the entire Old Town Kotor.

Each participant is secured with alpine equipment – cables and ropes. All participants receive complete alpine and protective equipment (helmet, belt and ferrata system, which includes 2 carabiners, belt connector and the safety system). All participants are guided by our experienced guides who are also mountain rescuers (members of the Mountain Service.

Each participant is secured with safety alpine equipment, and need only to bring their own sneakers.