Vacation inMontenegro
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When is the best time to visit Montenegro?
June and September combine 25-29 °C warmth, emptier beaches and lower prices. July–Aug are hottest/crowded; May and Oct fit hiking.
What is the weather like in summer and winter?
Coast peaks at 32 °C in July; winters mild 10-14 °C. Mountains get deep snow Dec-Mar; inland nights cooler year-round.
Is Montenegro safe?
Yes—crime is low; watch pick-pockets in Budva Old Town. Mountain roads are narrow—drive slowly and avoid night travel.
What should I know about local culture?
Greet with three cheek kisses; cover shoulders in Orthodox churches. Tipping 10 % is appreciated; cash preferred in small cafés.
How do prices compare with other Balkan countries?
Still cheaper than Croatia: coast double €60-80, espresso €1.50, dinner €12. Local buses €1.50-3.
How easy is card vs. cash use?
Euro is official. Cards accepted in resorts; always carry cash for villages and bus tickets. ATMs plentiful.
How long should I plan for Montenegro?
One week covers Budva, Kotor and Lovćen. Add Durmitor NP and Tara Canyon for a 10-12-day itinerary.
How is internet and mobile coverage?
4G/5G via Crnogorski Telekom, One, M:tel; tourist SIM “1 € = 1 GB” still active. Mountain canyons may drop to 3G.
Are Estonian-speaking guides available?
English tours common; Russian frequent. Estonian guides possible through Baltic operators for Kotor/Budva day trips.
Is Montenegro suitable for families?
Yes—Bečići and Petrovac offer gently shelving beaches, playgrounds and kids’ clubs; paediatric clinics in Budva and Kotor.
What local dishes should I try?
Njeguši prosciutto, kacamak corn mash, black risotto, fresh trout and Vranac red wine.
How is public transport organised?
Hourly coastal buses; no coastal rail. Podgorica–Bar train is scenic but slow. Tickets €3-5.
How is public transport organised?
Compact cars from €30/day with EU licence. Coastal roads good; mountain passes steep—avoid after dark.
Which resorts are most famous?
Budva (nightlife), Kotor (UNESCO bay), Sveti Stefan (photo-stop/luxury beach fee).
What else to see beyond beaches?
Durmitor NP, Ostrog Monastery, Lake Skadar boat trips and Lipa Cave.
Are active sports available?
White-water rafting (Apr-Sep), canyoning Nevidio, Kotor Via Ferrata, coastal cycling.
Which festivals are popular?
White-water rafting (Apr-Sep), canyoning Nevidio, Kotor Via Ferrata, coastal cycling.
Can I ski in Montenegro?
Yes—Kolasin 1600 and Savin Kuk run Dec-Mar; small areas but cheap lift passes.
Do Estonian citizens need a visa?
No. Visa-free stay up to 90 days within 180. oaicite:2
Are COVID-19 measures still in place?
All entry requirements were removed in mid-2023.