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Montenegro

Travel the "Wild beauty"

One of the tiniest and youngest countries in Europe, but full of adventures – That’s Montenegro. Travel Montenegro and enjoy a broad variety of nature and sights that will quench your exploration thirst. From kayaking one of Europe’s deepest canyons to strolling through narrow cobblestone streets in Kotor. Visit the Ostrog Monastery that is carved in rocks, or hike the mountains in Durmitor and Lovcen National Park. Take a boat ride to encounter the Lady of the Rocks or explore the stunning Skadar Lake. Traveling in Montenegro means pure adventure as it provides so many options.

We have spent 2.5 months in this beautiful country and eventually fell heads over heels in love with it. If you travel Montenegro, make sure you pick any off-season time as it is less crowded. So everything around July and August would be perfect to avoid tourist crowds while still enjoying summer temperatures.

Do you want to read some general travel information about Montenegro? Click here!

View of the tallest peaks from a hiking trail in Lovcen National Park

6 Hiking Trails in Lovcen National Park

Do you want to escape the touristic cities? Then go hiking in Lovcen National Park and explore the beauty of Montenegro’s nature!

Platform at the mausoleum in Lovcen National Park

Visiting Lovcen National Park Without a Car

Is it possible to visit Lovcen National Park in Montenegro without a car? Yes, it is. In this article, I will show you how we did it and what options you have!

Coastal view of Montenegro makes it worth visiting

11 Reasons why Montenegro should be on your bucket list

Never heard of Montenegro? That’s about to change! It is a fantastic destination for outdoor junkies. Find out why Montenegro should be on your bucket list!

View of Bay of Kotor from the fortress in Kotor

One Day in Kotor, Montenegro – Tips for Bay of Kotor

Did these stunning photos of the Bay of Kotor convince you to visit Montenegro as well? I tell you what you can do in one day in Kotor. Be prepared for the most gorgeous place in the world!

Mediterranean old town at the coast - Budva, Montenegro

6 Photos to fall in love with Budva’s old town

Ever wanted to go to Budva? Let me show you 6 photos of Budva’s old town and you will definitely fall in love with it and put it on your bucket list!

Gorgeous coastal views - The reward of the long bus ride from Belgrade to Budva

A never-ending bus ride from Belgrade to Budva

Budget traveling can be a burden if this means that you have to take a 11h bus ride from Belgrade to Budva. Find out what reward awaits you!

Best time to visit Montenegro

As it is located in the South-East of Europe, Montenegro has a relatively mild climate.

High season: Mid July until Mid August

This is the touristy season when you have to expect crowded beaches and sights. You can expect hot and sunny days with fewer rainy days. Prices for accommodation will be doubled in this season because many people close their places in low season.

Shoulder season: May until Mid July & Mid August until October

Perfect time for a more relaxed vacation! It will be still warm but expect some rainy days. While businesses are still open or are opening, you can experience Montenegro to the fullest.

Low season: November until April

I wouldn’t really recommend spending time in Montenegro during the low season unless you are a winter sports fan. Many restaurants and some sights close during this time of the year. So your options are pretty narrow.

Helpful information about the country

Currency: Euro
Language: Montenegrin (similar to Croatian and Serbian)
Public Transportation: The bus system is amazing! You can get almost everywhere by bus. If there is no bus stop in the city, village or at the beach of your desire, you can ask the bus driver politely. The often make extra stops to drop off people or pick them up. You can basically wave at the bus when it comes closer.
Airports: Tivat and Podgorica (capitol), Dubrovnik is also not far from Kotor
Tourist Visum: Many countries (including Germany & USA) are allowed to stay 90 days without a visa. Check out this page for further info.
Tipping: Round up or give 5-10% tips unless they already charge for service. More info: Tipping in Montenegro.
Safety: We experienced great hospitality and friendliness from the people in Montenegro. I never felt unsafe. People are sometimes a little rough, but I mostly got a smile back when I tried to pronounce a Montenegrin word.