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Boka Bay Trail

≈ 24 April 2027 · Tivat, Montenegro

Estimated date — the organiser has not announced the exact day yet

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Distances
82K · 60K · 34K · 17K · 8K
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Held since 2021 in late April, Boka Bay Trail has become Montenegro's signature spring trail race, supported by Salomon. Five courses from 7.8 km up to 82.3 km with 4,100 m of climbing start in different towns around the bay: the longest from Škver port in Herceg Novi, the 60 km from Risan, the 34 km from Perast and the short ones from Porto Montenegro marina in Tivat. The trails run across the mountains above the Bay of Kotor with sweeping fjord-like panoramas, and most courses finish at the city citadel in Kotor's Old Town. The region offers UNESCO-listed medieval Kotor, the tiny islet of Our Lady of the Rocks off Perast, seafood on the waterfront and boat trips around the bay.

Course records

No course record data yet.

Weather in April

10–19°C
mild
Adriatic spring is mild and pleasant for running.

Starter pack 2025

  • bib with timing chip
  • finisher medal
  • technical t-shirt
  • goody bag
Standard starter pack.

Pacers & bib pickup

No pacers announced for this race.
Bib pickup
Tivat race expo
day before the race only
Bib pickup the day before.
Registration opens
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Registration closes
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Current price
~€99 (2026)
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Course map

Route not added yet

What’s nearby

Walking
Porto Montenegro — Luxury marina and promenade.
30 minutes
Kotor Old Town — A medieval UNESCO town.
2 hours
Perast & Our Lady of the Rocks — A baroque town and island church.

Dinner before the race

Carb-loading recommendation coming later.

After the finish

Water, fruit and snacks at the finish.

Airports

TIV · 5 minDBV · 45 min

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