If you’re a fan of festivals, then you’ve made the right decision for your vacation, as numerous celebrations take place all over Montenegro every month. Events here are based on religious occasion...

Montenegro’s climate is varied according to altitude, with the coastal regions having warm Mediterranean weather veering towards humid sub-tropical patterns. Cool, rainy winters and short, warm to ...

The history and culture of strategically placed Montenegro dates as far back as the beginning of Ancient Greece. Similar to the rest of the Balkan countries, the past is marked by invasions, confli...

Visitors from the US do not need a visa to enter Montenegro for a stay of up to 90 days. Citizens of the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and a long list of other countries may also enter visa-f...

Language The official language in Montenegro is Montenegrin, although Albanian, Slovenian and Macedonian are also spoken, reflecting the diverse ethnic heritage of locals. In Podgorica and along th...

Podgorica Airport The larger of Montenegro’s two public airports, Podgorica Airport is located seven miles from the capital and is the hub for national flagship carrier Montenegro Airlines. The the...

Montenegro Taxis and Car Rental Taxis in Montenegro are readily available, but one of the more expensive ways to get around due to drivers’ habits of overcharging. Registered, metered taxis are fou...

Shopping in Montenegro is a slightly different experience than many other sun, sea and sand destinations. You’ll find a refreshingly ambivalent attitude to rampant global consumerism, especially in...

Entertainment and nightlife in Montenegro are at their best in the capital and the beach resorts, with lively dance clubs, friendly pubs and buzzing live music offering a taste of local brews and a...