Question 1

When is the best time to visit Montenegro?

Accepted Answer

June and September combine 25-29 °C warmth, emptier beaches and lower prices. July–Aug are hottest/crowded; May and Oct fit hiking.

Question 2

What is the weather like in summer and winter?

Accepted Answer

Coast peaks at 32 °C in July; winters mild 10-14 °C. Mountains get deep snow Dec-Mar; inland nights cooler year-round.

Question 3

Is Montenegro safe?

Accepted Answer

Yes—crime is low; watch pick-pockets in Budva Old Town. Mountain roads are narrow—drive slowly and avoid night travel.

Question 4

What should I know about local culture?

Accepted Answer

Greet with three cheek kisses; cover shoulders in Orthodox churches. Tipping 10 % is appreciated; cash preferred in small cafés.

Question 5

How do prices compare with other Balkan countries?

Accepted Answer

Still cheaper than Croatia: coast double €60-80, espresso €1.50, dinner €12. Local buses €1.50-3.

Question 6

How easy is card vs. cash use?

Accepted Answer

Euro is official. Cards accepted in resorts; always carry cash for villages and bus tickets. ATMs plentiful.

Question 7

How long should I plan for Montenegro?

Accepted Answer

One week covers Budva, Kotor and Lovćen. Add Durmitor NP and Tara Canyon for a 10-12-day itinerary.

Question 8

How is internet and mobile coverage?

Accepted Answer

4G/5G via Crnogorski Telekom, One, M:tel; tourist SIM “1 € = 1 GB” still active. Mountain canyons may drop to 3G.

Question 9

Are Estonian-speaking guides available?

Accepted Answer

English tours common; Russian frequent. Estonian guides possible through Baltic operators for Kotor/Budva day trips.

Question 10

Is Montenegro suitable for families?

Accepted Answer

Yes—Bečići and Petrovac offer gently shelving beaches, playgrounds and kids’ clubs; paediatric clinics in Budva and Kotor.

Question 11

What local dishes should I try?

Accepted Answer

Njeguši prosciutto, kacamak corn mash, black risotto, fresh trout and Vranac red wine.

Question 12

How is public transport organised?

Accepted Answer

Compact cars from €30/day with EU licence. Coastal roads good; mountain passes steep—avoid after dark.

Question 13

Which resorts are most famous?

Accepted Answer

Budva (nightlife), Kotor (UNESCO bay), Sveti Stefan (photo-stop/luxury beach fee).

Question 14

What else to see beyond beaches?

Accepted Answer

Durmitor NP, Ostrog Monastery, Lake Skadar boat trips and Lipa Cave.

Question 15

Are active sports available?

Accepted Answer

White-water rafting (Apr-Sep), canyoning Nevidio, Kotor Via Ferrata, coastal cycling.

Question 16

Which festivals are popular?

Accepted Answer

White-water rafting (Apr-Sep), canyoning Nevidio, Kotor Via Ferrata, coastal cycling.

Question 17

Can I ski in Montenegro?

Accepted Answer

Yes—Kolasin 1600 and Savin Kuk run Dec-Mar; small areas but cheap lift passes.

Question 18

Do Estonian citizens need a visa?

Accepted Answer

No. Visa-free stay up to 90 days within 180. oaicite:2

Question 19

Are COVID-19 measures still in place?

Accepted Answer

All entry requirements were removed in mid-2023.

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