Getting around
Getting around Montenegro
The easiest way to get around is a rental car, but buses, the train and a summer ferry work too. And if you’d rather not drive, our driver takes you on day trips and airport runs.
Ways to travel
How to get from place to place
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Rental car
The easiest way to explore — beaches, mountains and towns are all within a couple of hours. We have rented our own cars here; pick-up works straight from Podgorica airport.
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Our driver
If you’d rather not drive: our driver handles airport transfers and day trips at an agreed price. See the trips and example prices below.
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Buses
Inexpensive buses run between the coastal towns — from Bar you can reach Budva, Kotor and Ulcinj among others. Timetables and tickets online.
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Train Bar–Podgorica
Montenegro’s passenger line runs from Bar to Podgorica and on towards Belgrade — one of Europe’s most scenic stretches of railway. The station is in Bar, about 15 minutes from the villa.
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Ferry Dubrovnik–Budva
In summer you can also arrive from Dubrovnik by sea — handy if you fly into Dubrovnik or want a day trip to Croatia.
Adriatic Lines →
Trips with a driver
Day trips with our driver
Our driver picks you up at the villa and brings you back — you focus on the holiday. Prices are examples per car (1–4 passengers): we always confirm the price and schedule when you book.
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Ulcinj & Velika Plaža
An old town and one of the longest sandy beaches on the Adriatic — a kitesurfers’ favourite. The closest trip, only half an hour away.
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Lake Skadar & Virpazar
A national park and the largest lake in the Balkans. Boat tours leave from the village of Virpazar — pelicans, wineries and quiet. Boat tickets separately on site.
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Budva & Sveti Stefan
Budva’s walled old town and the famous Sveti Stefan island — Montenegro’s most photographed view. A stop at a viewpoint on the way back.
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Kotor & Perast
A UNESCO old town, the stone village of Perast and the islands of the Bay of Kotor. From Perast you can take a boat to Our Lady of the Rocks.
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Kotor Cable Car & Lovćen
The cable car climbs from Kotor towards Mount Lovćen — sweeping views over the whole bay. Tickets from the cable car’s own web shop.
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Tivat & Porto Montenegro
A superyacht marina, a seaside promenade and good restaurants. Combines well with the Kotor trip.
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Durmitor & the Tara Canyon
A mountain national park in the north: the Black Lake, the Đurđevića Tara bridge and Europe’s deepest canyon. A long but unforgettable day.
Airport transfers: Podgorica from €60, Tivat from €90 per car. These too are example prices — we confirm the price when you book.
On the map
Trip destinations on the map
Ready for the coast?
Check the dates and book the villa directly from our Airbnb listing.