Rent a boat in Kotor at the best price
Motorboat Mare Nostrum Gozzo 810 Open 100hp (2018)
From $356 per day
Elan 495 (2008)
From $183 per day
Sailboat DUFOUR 360 GL 10.98m (2018)
From $134 per day
Bavaria 36 Cruiser (2010)
From $871 per day
Vela Luka locally built boat (1987)
From $153 per day
20% OFF FIRST BOOKING | Oki Boats Barracuda 686 WA (2021)
From $458 per day
Sailboat Dufour Yachts Dufour 412 GL 12.7m (2020)
From $172 per day
Sailboat Dufour Yachts Dufour 460 GL Liberty 14.15m (2018)
From $248 per day
Atlantic Marine 670 (2020)
From $458 per day
Barracuda 686 (2020)
From $458 per day
Atlantic Marine 670 Open / With skipper included in the price (2020)
From $508 per day
Barracuda 686 (2020)
From $407 per day
Beneteau Flyer 6.6 / With skipper included in the price (2020)
From $508 per day
Bayliner RendezVous (2017)
From $582 per day
Custom made Picnic boat (2001)
From $870 per day
Motorboat Mare Nostrum Gozzo 810 200hp (2022)
From $407 per day
Barracuda 545 (2019)
From $611 per day
Jeanneau Cap Camarat 7.55 (2020)
From $306 per day
Rent a boat in Kotor!
If you are looking to explore uncharted waters and visit new destinations, Montenegro is an ideal option. Just below Croatia, another popular boating destination in the Balkans, this tiny state offers you a combination of a dreamy mountainous landscape (Montenegro means 'black mountain' in Italian) and modern marinas to dock your boat. If you rent a boat in Kotor you can visit some of the country's other gems, such as Herceg Novi close to the Croatian border, the idyllic Perast Islands, Porto Montenegro and Sveti Stefan.
Sailing in Kotor
Many sailing enthusiasts rent a boat in Kotor to enjoy this little town's tranquil atmosphere and unique natural beauty. Located in a narrow bay at the Gulf of Kotor, Kotor is surrounded by steep, green mountains, making a boating trip in this corner of the Balkans a nearly otherworldly experience. The city itself is a Unesco World Heritage Site that boasts a rich history and Venetian architecture, including the famous city walls of Kotor. Stroll around the old medieval town and you will encounter traces of several empires that once ruled Kotor, from the Byzantine Empire and the Venetians to the Habsburgs. You will also enjoy Kotor's Summer Carnival, a vibrant jamboree for children of all ages. Cat lovers will also appreciate the fact that Kotor is home to a big population of cats, who are also the city's symbol. Don't be surprised if you see bowls containing water and cat food scattered around the old town!
Rent a boat in Kotor via Click&Boat
Are you looking for a private boat rental in Kotor at an affordable price? Look no further than Click & Boat, the market leader in online boat rentals. You can rent a boat in Kotor with or without a skipper, depending on your boating experience and qualifications. Bareboat boat rentals are available for keen sailors who know these waters like the palm of their hand. If you charter a yacht in Kotor without a skipper, beware of the Katabatic wind, or Bora as the locals call it. Just contact the boat owner via Click&Boat's messaging tool to arrange details.
