Means of transport Adriatic Coast

Surrounded by greenery, the bus station in Budva also has a minizoo, a garden and a few stores and cafes where you can buy something to eat or drink. A screen shows the departures, but it is better to ask at the counter to be sure of the schedule. In summer, the place can be crowded and the cards sell out quickly, especially for the most popular destinations (Kotor, Dubovnik, Podgorica...). Do not wait until the last minute to buy your tickets.

A marina with multiple assistance. Fueling, guiding/piloting, boat repairs, water cabs... Extremely secure with 24-hour video surveillance. Boat rentals of various sizes. Montenegro's trendiest resort with a lively center lined with restaurants, wine bars and stores attracts thousands of visitors. Numerous music and theater festivals, gastronomic fairs and regattas are organized along the sandy and picturesque coastline of the Budva Riviera.

The shipping company Montenegro Lines provides ferry crossings between Italy and Montenegro throughout the year. Montenegro Lines operates from Bari, Italy to Bar, Montenegro, with approximately three crossings per week in each direction. Montenegro Lines has two ships, Sveti Stefan and Sveti Stefan II, which provide Italy-Montenegro and Italy-Albania crossings for passengers and cargo. The queue can be a little long before boarding, but the trip is pleasant and you arrive safely! Online booking is recommended.

Located 1.5 km from the city centre (20 minutes walk). Ten daily departures to Podgorica, from 5am to 9pm. Main railway line in Montenegro connecting Bar on the coast to Belgrade in Serbia, 476 km long.

For Belgrade, an advice : take the train with sleeping cars, a journey where you will see grandiose landscapes worthy of Kusturica's films. A journey of 14 hours that you will not feel passing by exchanging a thousand and one stories with other travelers.