Montenegro’s primary international hub: compact terminal, essential services and smooth logistics.
Podgorica Airport serves the capital and the country’s main routes–both to the coast and to the mountains. The terminal is compact with a clear layout, quick access to parking and car-rental counters. In high season, expect potential queues at security and check-in; arriving a bit earlier helps.
Amenities include ATMs, car-rental desks, transfer and taxi pickup zones, cafés and essential traveler services. eSIM works well for connectivity; traditional SIM points and exchange services may operate depending on schedule and demand.
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The fastest way is a taxi or a pre-booked transfer (typically 15–25 minutes off-season; longer in summer). You can also rent a car directly at TGD.
You can take a bus/shuttle to Podgorica bus station and then transfer to a city bus to the center. Service is irregular with long intervals; for late arrivals a taxi/transfer is usually more reliable.
Book online; the driver waits in the arrivals hall with a sign (your name/booking), helps with luggage, and escorts you to the car. The price is fixed at the time of booking.
Yes, many rental companies offer one-way rentals. Specify the drop-off city when booking; a one-way fee may apply.
Uber/Bolt aren’t available in Montenegro. Local taxi services and private transfers operate; it’s best to agree the fare in advance or book online.
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available in the terminal.
The easiest option is eSIM: activate it in advance so mobile data works immediately after landing. You can also buy a physical SIM in airport shops (availability varies). Compare plans and choose the eSIM that suits you.
On the official Montenegro Airports website (Podgorica Airport – Arrivals/Departures).