Submarine Bunker

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Can here, although I visited via a boat trip. Interesting, yet spooky place where submarines were kept during the cold war. Also used as a Bond film location and now of course just for tourists and graffiti. Cool place. Visited as part of our boat tour. Didn’t spend much time here just in and out but quite interesting as a history nerd because this is where the italian navy hide their submarines during ww2 now into disuse and lots of graffiti on wall. Great submarine bunker where you can jump from 4 or 12 meters high!! Be careful always since many touristic boats there during the day, I arrived with a bike and enjoyed my time there, give it a try!! Spooky place, an old submarine tunnel, used few decades ago by former Yugoslavian army to monitor entrance to Boka Kotorska. The tunnel is approximately 100 meters long and could accommodate 3-4 submarines. Nice place to visit, but my recommendation is to park Your car at nearby Rose, and go by foot, 5 minutes of walk, or by a bicycle. The is a bit bumpy, and You could damage your vehicle. You can park car next to bunkry or 5min up. You can come by boat too. Iinside you can catch little nice cold and outoside is nice place for swoim or Sun bath. Место грязное, но заглянуть можно) They used to hide submarines here during world war 2 Really interesting for some Cold War history. Park at top of hill before dropping down to the shore. Very short easy walk. Bring a flashlight and be careful as you from the entrance to back of the Submarine Pen. No ticket or fee to enter as totally open to public. There is a path behind the larger parking lot on the main road, avoid the small all the way down. Interesting place to check out. I think this is the easiest and closest to the submarine bunker you can visit. Enter with caution. Definitely not kid friendly place. Great place, highly recommend to leave your car when the turns into sand and stones (it's maybe 200 meters from there), after that it's only worse to the point that you might stuck there, and there is no place to go back. The place itself is great, super creepy and definitely worth checking out! Looks kind of scary at the beninning, but it's safe to enter and roam around. Flashlight reccomended. Free Interesting place to see if in the area. The single track down isn’t suitable for cars, 4x4 only, but a short from the main road. Shame that rubbish has been left in the tunnels. Very interesting place, a part of coastal defence system of former Yugoslav navy. The main tunnel is in decent condition, but all the port hardware has been long gone. Ground tunnels and crew compartments are in bad state, very dark and full of garbage so I wouldn't recommend going in. Still, the views out front are just beautiful, and the sea was crystal clear, so worth taking a swim. A must see for naval enthusiasts. **Exploring the Enigmatic Submarine Tunnel on Luštica Peninsula** As someone who visits the stunning Luštica Peninsula often—especially with Villa Diva just 2 km away—I can't help but be drawn to the abandoned submarine tunnel. This ex-Yugoslav army relic is not just an architectural marvel; it feels like stepping into a living piece of history! Walking through the vast, echoing corridors, I’m always captivated by the stories these walls could tell. The atmosphere is both haunting and beautiful, with nature slowly reclaiming this fascinating site, adding to its allure. It’s a perfect blend of adventure and reflection, making every feel unique. A few days ago, I even went live on TikTok while exploring the tunnel! Sharing this hidden gem with my followers was such a thrill, and their reactions added to the excitement of the experience. If you find yourself in the area, don’t miss the chance to explore this remarkable site. It’s a must-see for anyone looking to dive into the rich history of Luštica! Worth a visit. It was deserted when we went. Make sure you bring some swim wear so you can dive into the deep water. Побывайте там ночью Cool place, need to watch your step or bring a flashlight as it can be dark with large holes in the floor providing a trip hazard. Didn’t explore the tunnels as I didn’t have a torch, but much of them have been vandalaised and not treated well. Creepy, but quite interesting. Good acoustics and atmosphere for a horror movie)) Imaginary place, easy to get to and to get in. No commerce, no restriction to enter & no entry fees. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.