10 Most Charming Apartments in Montenegro
Discover the 10 most сharming apartments in Montenegro — a curated selection for those who value comfort, style, and authentic ambiance while on holiday.

Adriatic coast, mountains, and historic towns for a relaxed journey.
Everything you need to know before traveling
May - September
€ (EUR)
Serbian
Type G (240V, 50Hz)
Podgorica
Right-hand traffic
Summer is beach season on the Adriatic, while winter offers skiing in Kolašin and Žabljak. Spring and autumn are quieter with a mild climate.
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Discover the 10 most сharming apartments in Montenegro — a curated selection for those who value comfort, style, and authentic ambiance while on holiday.
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The official currency is the Euro (EUR). You can exchange money at banks and exchange offices. Credit cards are accepted in most establishments.
The best time for beach holidays is June to September. May and October are ideal for sightseeing and active recreation. Winter is perfect for skiing at mountain resorts.
The coast has a Mediterranean climate with hot summers (+25-30°C) and mild winters. Mountain areas have a continental climate with cool summers and snowy winters.
Popular resorts include: Budva, Becici, Kotor, Tivat, Herceg Novi, Ulcinj, and Bar. Budva is the most popular resort with developed infrastructure and nightlife.
Montenegro is a safe country with low crime rates. However, follow standard precautions: don't leave belongings unattended and be vigilant in crowded places.
The official language is Montenegrin (very similar to Serbian). Many locals understand Russian. English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
Cities and the coast have reliable 4G/5G. The easiest option is to activate an eSIM in advance; you can also buy a local SIM at the airport or in phone shops. For maps and rides right after landing, eSIM is the fastest choice.
There are two airports: Tivat (closest to Budva and Kotor) and Podgorica. Direct intercity buses don't depart from terminals: go to the nearest bus station first, then continue by coach. The most convenient options are a pre-booked transfer or a rental car.