This paper is dedicated to the establishment and development of the Faculty of Maritime Studies Kotor, which celebrates sixty-five years of work and existence this year. The paper provides a chronological overview of the most significant events in the Faculty’s history, emphasising its growth, the creation of new study programs, which result from the continuous development of the maritime economy and adaptation to changes dictated by the international maritime labour market. By emphasizing the centuries-old maritime tradition of Kotor, Boka, and Montenegro, with the Faculty of Maritime Studies Kotor serving as the pivot of higher maritime education, this paper examines the decades-long activities of the Faculty, one of the oldest units within the University of Montenegro. Although it is challenging to cover all aspects of the Faculty's operations—since it is involved not only in education and scientific research but also in initiating social and cultural activities in collaboration with various state, maritime, scientific, and economic entities—this paper highlights some key concepts to illustrate the rich socio-cultural, educational, scientific, and cultural contributions of the Faculty of Maritime Studies Kotor. In our “voyage”, we examine various aspects that define the Faculty’s work, including quality standards, international cooperation, alignment with modern management practices in teaching, and membership in the world's most prestigious maritime organizations.