“Give every day the chance to be the most beautiful day of your life.” (Mark Twain) View of a cruise ship passing through the Verige Strait Early morning in Perast Stoliv St. George View of Our Lady of the Rock church and the auxiliary building Our Lady of the Rocks – lighthouse
Captain featured in the last TF1 short video about Kotor bay, with tips on fishing and remarks about history of the region.
“The cyclonic – ‘dark’ Jugo is characterized by thick, low, leaden-gray clouds, and heavy, persistent rain. Sometimes it blows in gushes”
The winter months are the best time to catch cuttlefish off the coast. Cuttlefish are spread along the coast of the entire Bay of Kotor, so it is possible to catch them every day in a different place. We use a spinning rod 2.4 to 2.7 m long, a light reel, and a squid / cuttlefish jig, mostly of green and red colour. We catch the most between 3 and 5 p.m. Cuttlefish salad recipe Read more…
It has started squids and cuttlefish season. We catch them in late afternoon, or early evening, using spinning rods (action 20 – 50 g), and DTD jigs (mostly white killer). The best places to go for squid and cuttlefish jigging in Kotor area are Ljuta and Stoliv. Here are photos of our recent catch, as well as an easy recipe for a tasty meal. Stuffed squids recipe Clean the squid, wings and head with the Read more…
Due to the pandemic situation, we put necessary measures in place to provide safety of our guests. That’s why we recommend private tours, which have also been our most popular ones in the past years. On our winter private tours we offer slow ride in one of the most stunning bays of the world, Bay of Kotor, stopping on the islet Our Lady of the Rocks, and Perast, fishing and beginner’s fishing lessons. We also Read more…
Discovering Mamula: A Hidden Gem As our boat smoothly sails towards Mamula, an island of secrets and wilderness, we reminisce about a particular tour captured for our YouTube channel. Before transforming into a luxury hotel, Mamula Island was a haven for wild landscapes and vibrant inhabitants—seagulls and ancient agaves. Landing on the island was not for the faint of heart. It required skill and attentiveness, as the stone jetty was neglected and exposed to the Read more…
Last weekend with friends from Podgorica. (by courtesy of Saša Šehovac)
Two years ago a dolphin came over and started a friendly play. Although swimming with dolphins is not reccommended for many reasons, we took a chance. Similar Posts Marine Conservation: How To Save Sea Turtles Instructions
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