Means of transport Montenegro

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.

Go Montenegro is a company that specializes in chauffeur driven transfers for both individuals and groups. Both business travelers and tourists will be delighted with its services. Open 24 hours a day, every day of the week, this agency organizes all cab trips from Podgorica and Tivat airports to all points of the country. Excursions with an experienced English speaking driver. Well-organized and dynamic, this agency will facilitate you in all logistical matters.

It cuts the travel time between Tivat and Herceg Novi in half. Departures are 24 hours a day all year round, every 10 minutes during the day and every 30 minutes at night. Take the ferry to save time on your way to Sveti Stefan and other destinations around. The crossing is really fast and efficient. It is worth noting that the price is quite low. The ferries cross continuously, the rotations are really regular. The best part is the view from the ferry, which is superb!

Opened in 2006, the international airport of Podgorica (Golubovci) is located 7 kilometers from the city. There is an ATM and two souvenir stores, but above all, there are a dozen car rental offices side by side, which you should not hesitate to compete with. The airport parking lot is very convenient and small, so you won't lose time unloading your luggage (80 cents/hour).

Located 3 km from the city centre, along the road to Budva, the airport has two terminals and recorded over 1.3 million passengers in 2019. The main connections are Belgrade, Moscow and London.

The bus stop is right in front of the airport on the roadside tarmac and all buses stop there if you wave your arm. For the record, the airport was built after World War II and its runways were used for military and civilian paratrooper training.

The port of Kotor, Luka Kotor or Marina Cattaro (in Italian), is located in the town itself. This marina offers visitors modern facilities and fascinating attractions, set amidst a stunning, well-preserved medieval site. Good restaurants, cafés and bars line the harbor. Boat trips are available. It's a wonderful spot for great photos! We recommend this lovely walk around the harbor, enjoying the view and the authentic atmosphere.

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.

On the road out of town towards Podgorica, between the fire station and the Voli supermarket. With more than a hundred departures every day, by several competing companies, it is the second bus station of the country. Very well located at the entrance of the city, it will allow you to make journeys in all the country. Don't forget that the bus is very regular in Montenegro, every day of the week and at very affordable rates.

Ideally located in the city center, this gas station will allow you to fill your tank for your trips. Montenegro being barely two French departments, one tank of gas can be enough for all your vacations! Like many gas stations in the region, it is very modern, spacious and offers a number of different services. Cash dispenser, hand wash, fax service, bar, snack bar, playground for children, disabled access, toilets.

It is the only 24-hour gas station in the area. It also has several small shops and services, including a bar, ATM, car wash, fax and internet service. The gas station also has its own convenience store. If you need to take a break during a trip or fill up your tank, we recommend this station. Small terrace with a few tables.

Recently renovated in January 2020, the petrol station has been enlarged both in terms of parking spaces and the number of pumps, increasing from 10 to 26. It has a large cafeteria where you can eat, but also a snack and pastries (sweet and salty). The station also has its own small supermarket where you can stock up on products before setting off again. Ideal for a good break! Major credit cards accepted: Diners, Visa, Mastercard, EKO Cards, American Express.

The only official company in Kolašin with a number in the commercial register. Be careful to take only this company, because the others are not registered and their rates vary greatly depending on the customer. In addition, Lux Taxi is cheaper than the others. But in general, the rates are rather high to take a cab: it will cost you almost 20 € to go to the capital, and triple on the Adriatic coast. However, the service is up to the mark with friendly drivers who drive with serenity.

With a modern fleet and a dedicated team of professionals, Air Montenegro has become a reference for travelers wishing to explore the country and its surroundings. The company offers quality service, with a choice of economy and business cabins to meet the needs of all travelers. In addition to its quality of service, Air Montenegro is known for its punctuality and safety. Whether you are traveling for business or pleasure, you can count on Air Montenegro to make your trip pleasant and stress-free.

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.

The bus station is located about 10 minutes walk from the old town, on the road to Budva (left side coming from the old town and after the small bridge). Please note that the buses and shuttles that go around the bay and stop in all villages, park in front of the citadel, next to the market. You will find all the schedules and rates available on the website. We strongly advise you to book online at www.busticket4.me.

Dilapidated, but located on the Belgrade - Podgorica line, it offers the same destinations and frequencies as in Kolašin. There are also connections with secondary or even tertiary stations, away from the main tourist routes. The train is here a good way to discover breathtaking landscapes, because towards Bijelo polje or on the contrary towards Andrijevica, it can go up to dizzy heights. So don't listen to the locals who depreciate the train and embark on a little tour!

The bus station is located at the entrance to the city centre, along the national road to Bijelo Polje and Belgrade. The bus is the way to get to every corner, village and hamlet of the region and at the same time to feel the pulse of the population. Indeed, the bus is very frequently used here by the villagers and you will easily meet a local who will give you good tips on the most beautiful walks or the best restaurants.

The Podgorica bus station is located right next to the railway station and has a luggage storage facility(garderoba), which can be useful if you only want to spend a few hours in the capital. Tickets can be purchased at the ticket office just before boarding. Visa/Maestro/Master and American Express machines.

For Budva: 50 buses from midnight to 10.30 pm.

For Cetinje: 40 buses until 22:35.

For Dubrovnik (Croatia) : 6h.

For Kotor : 30 buses from midnight to 22:35.

The railway station is a 20-minute walk from Republic Square. The main railway line in Montenegro connects Bar on the coast with Belgrade in Serbia, a distance of 476 km. The towns served are: Bar, Sutomore, Podgorica, Kolašin, Mojkovac, Bijelo Polje, as well as Danilovgrad and Nikšić on the new line. The Podgorica-Bijelo Polje train ride is a dizzying tour through the beautiful Montenegrin mountains.

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.