Our Lady of the Rocks

Nice little island on the Adriatic Sea. Paid €10 for the boat ride across. It got really busy quickly but was nice to lounge around.

We enjoyed the Taxi boat tour. We are able to get off on this little island and check it out. You’re not allowed inside unless you pay three euro. I WOULD RECOMMEND

Montenegro is beautiful and its people so welcoming. Our Lady of the Rocks and Prerast were stunning. A beautiful place to see from afar and close up with some amazing photographs and visuals. Must do if in Kotor and Montenegro more widely. Obviously a small boat trip is required which you can easily get from Prerast.

This is a compulsory stop for most Montenegro day tour and that’s why the tiny island is usually packed with tourists. The island contains only a church (needs to pay to go in), a public toilet and a tiny shop. There is nothing else to see or do and little shades and benches available. As much as I wanted to appreciate the beauty of the island, I would never come back again or recommend anyone to go. It really wasn’t worth the expensive boat money and time!

Stunning place 😍 Must visit if you go to Perast. All the village is amazing and if you go on low season as we did (May), the place is peaceful and calm. I hope I will come back someday! You have boats that bring you to the island in some minutes, there is one mini market in case you need something.

Be careful not to do like we did, while we were driving we saw many signs for lady of the rocks so we parked up and they charged us 30 euro for two persons. But the boat for us only. We walked down the stairs, and the guide was waiting for us in the restaurant, he waited for us 30 minutes. It was extremely hot, bring water with you, luckily a small supermarket opened and we were able to buy ice cream and water to refresh in the heat wave. Then we went back in the boat. And we had to climb minimum 50 stairs to get the car again. So dont do like we did!!! Dont follow the signs and go down until you can see the boats and take them from there without climbing all those stairs because in july and in hot months it was extremely challenging. So prepare hat, sunglasses, sunscreen and water

It's interesting to visit this man made island, which has a small church, shop, and toilets. It is a tiny island though, and aldue to it's popularity, it gets very crowded. We spent 30 minutes here, which was more than enough to see everything. Entry to the church is €2, and the toilet is €1

This place is like a tale. I am fascinated by the view, nature, and the history that this place shows. There are boats in front of the Perast museum. You just have to pay 5€, and you can go there, have a chance to wander around for about 20 mins, then the boat comes and takes you back. The only negativity is that you have to pay to enter the church of the island.