Ultimate Travel Guide Montenegro
An ultimate travel guide to Montenegro with advice on what to see, where to go and much more! Everything you need to plan your perfect trip.
Montenegro, with a population of 619,211 and an area of 13,812 kmยฒ, stands out as one of our favourite countries. It boasts high mountains featuring some of the most rugged terrain in Europe, with elevations averaging over 7,000 feet.
Montenegro is a must-visit destination, ranking as the seventh country globally with the highest number of UNESCO-protected areas per square meter. It boasts the deepest canyon in Europe, second only to the Grand Canyon worldwide. The country offers diverse attractions, including charming towns, beaches, coastlines, and more.
Explore Montenegro with this guide, offering information for an incredible experience. Discover what to do, where to stay, and more to make your journey unforgettable.
What to Know
Best time to visit
The best time to visit Montenegro is from May to October. However, July and August can be scorching with crowded beaches, so consider exploring the mountains for a quieter experience. Ski lovers should plan their visit between January and March.
Currency and ATMs
Montenegro’s official currency is the euro, and ATMs are accessible nationwide. It’s important to note that many ATMs in Montenegro may charge fees. For a better exchange rate, use your own bank’s conversion rate. We recommend using Ziraat Bankasi, which does not charge foreign ATM withdrawal fees.
Safety Rank
Ranked 45th among 163 countries for safety, Montenegro is a secure travel destination in Europe. With a relatively low crime rate, tourists don’t need to worry about safety in Montenegro.
Hitchhiking
Hitchhiking in Montenegro is characterised by challenging mountainous roads and long journeys, especially when crossing from south to north. Despite the rugged terrain, don’t be surprised if friendly locals offer you a lift unexpectedly; it happened to us! That’s how easy hitchhiking in Montenegro can be.
Visa
EU citizens can enter Montenegro with a valid ID card and stay up to 30 days. Depending on nationality and purpose of travel, visa requirements for Montenegro align with the Montenegro visa policy. The duration of stay is another crucial factor in determining the appropriate visa category for travellers.
Plugs
Montenegro uses plug types C and F, with a standard voltage of 230V and a frequency of 50Hz. You can use your electric appliances if the standard voltage in your country falls between 220V and 240V.
Your Journey Starts Here
Book Your Flight to Podgorica
Save on Accommodations in Kotor
find your perfect hostel in budva
Secure Your Car for an Amazing Road Trip
Reserve a Seat on Buses and Trains
Visit the Lady of the Rocks and The Blue Cave
Take A Day Cruise to Boka Bay
Save on Roaming Charges
Insure Yourself
Get Transfered
Store Your Luggage
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