Vacation in Montenegro: spend an unforgettable time on the Adriatic coast

The mountainous parts of the country are characterized by moderately warm summers and snowy winters, while the southern parts are characterized by short, cool winters and long, dry and hot summers.

Entry rules and how to get to Montenegro

To enter Montenegro, a tourist will need several documents.

1. Biometric/non-biometric passport or its copy.

2. Passport in the form of a booklet or ID card.

3. Children under 18 years old can enter the country with a birth certificate.

You can get from Ukraine to Montenegro by bus, plane, or car.

How to get around Montenegro and what to pay with

In Montenegro, you can get around using three types of transportation: by bus, taxi, or by renting a car.

1. The bus is considered the most popular means of transportation. To travel by bus, you need to buy a ticket at a kiosk on the street, from the driver, or at the station ticket offices. A ticket between neighboring resorts costs between 3 to 4 euros, while for longer distances, the ticket price ranges from 7 to 10 euros.

2. The cost of a taxi ride depends on the distance: 2 euros for the initial fare and 1 euro for each kilometer. In this country, it is customary to leave a 10% tip for the taxi driver.

3. To rent a car, you must be at least 22 years old and have a driving experience of at least 2 years. You can rent a car on the Localrent or Rentalcars websites.

The official currency of Montenegro is the euro.

Hotels and cuisine in Montenegro

Montenegro is considered a tourist country, which is why it has a wide selection of hotels. You can choose from luxury or budget hotels, cottages, or single accommodations. Below are the factors to consider when choosing a hotel.

1. Cost of the room.

2. Nutrition.

3. Distance to the sea.

4. Proximity to infrastructure.

5. Entertainment.

6. Amenities

The booking site offers a huge variety of hotels, and you can book a room online.

Montenegro is also famous for its national dishes. Some of the main national dishes include: buzara, lamb in milk, priganice, Njeguški prosciutto, ćevapi, cheese from Kolašin, black risotto, heldija, brodet, as well as Montenegrin wine called "Vranac".

Types of recreation in Montenegro and souvenirs

Below is a list of the main types of recreation in Montenegro.

1. Beach vacation. The most popular resorts for beach holidays are considered to be Budva, Herceg Novi, Ulcinj, Sveti Stefan, and Kotor. They are known for their clean beaches, clear sea, and various amenities for vacationers.

2. Excursions are a great way to get acquainted with the culture, features, history, and attractions of the region. The most interesting excursions include a trip through the Bay of Kotor, canyons, Maxi Montenegro, rafting on the Tara River, Lake Skadar and the Crnojević River, a monastery tour, and a trip to the Croatian city of Dubrovnik.

3. Diving takes place in various locations. You will be able to explore the sunken ferry "Oroz Losinj," the "Trostjerica" grotto, Cape "Mamula," the underwater Lastovica islands, Sveti Nikola island, and the reefs of the Montenegrin bay. Thanks to diving, you will be able to study the underwater flora and fauna.

4. Shopping.

5. Entertainment. Montenegro offers a wide range of activities: climbing, rafting, diving, thrilling paragliding flights, water excursions (on yachts, boats, water skis, catamarans), horseback riding, jeep tours, quad biking, various sports, and much more.

After a vacation in the country, you can bring back a variety of souvenirs: Italian jewelry, shoes and clothing, wooden souvenirs, Serbian textiles, cosmetics, Turkish clothing, church icons, amulets, blessed olive oil, and talismans. To have a great vacation in Montenegro, you can book a tour operator.