Montenegro (Dubrovnik Airport)

Montenegro (Dubrovnik Airport) holidays

Seeking satin sands, outdoor adventures and utterly enchanting scenery? Call off the search. Montenegro sits on the west coast of the Balkan Peninsula, bordered by Bosnia and Herzegovina to the north, Albania to the south and Serbia to the east – plus Croatia is close by. Boasting golden beaches, whitewashed villages and lush green forests, it’s one of the most picturesque spots in the Balkans. And it’s easy to reach when you fly into Dubrovnik Airport and enjoy a scenic transfer with us or you can choose to fly directly into Montenegro’s Tivat Airport.

Resorts in Montenegro

Budva

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Iberostar Waves Bellevue hotel

Becici (Dubrovnik Airport), Montenegro (Dubrovnik Airport)

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Based on 2891 reviews

Close to the beach
Great range of facilities
Variety of bar and restaurant options
Interconnecting rooms available
Close to Becici and Budva

Palmon Bay Hotel & Spa

Herceg Novi (Dubrovnik Airport), Montenegro (Dubrovnik Airport)

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Based on 709 reviews

Stunning seafront
Magnificent views
Extensive spa facilities
Beachfront
A great base for exploring the area

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Did you know?

We fly direct to Montenegro’s Tivat Airport! You can now explore this lush Balkan country direct from Manchester Airport and from 2024, you can jet off here from London Stansted and Birmingham too!

Language

Montenegrin

Currency

Euro (€)

Time difference

+1hr

Local beer

£3.50

Meal for two

£58.30

Average flight time

3-3.5hrs

Natural beauty

Montenegro is something of a looker. Its coastline is a patchwork of golden and volcanic grey beaches sloping into clear blue seas. Away from the water, the sand gives way to pine-cloaked mountains and fields carpeted with flowers. Get out and about among nature for more great photo opportunities.

Beaches galore

The country comes with more than its fair share of beaches. Budva alone has 35km of sandy shores to its name, many of which are backed by buzzing seafront bars. The Adriatic waters are warm and calm, making them perfect for families with young children. Many of the stretches of sand are laid-back and peaceful.

Explore even more

When you aren’t sauntering around upmarket Porto Montenegro, getting glitzy in Tivat and Kotor or tracing Lake Skadar on a long walk, how about heading back the way you came to experience Croatia? That’s the beauty of flying into Dubrovnik – it’s close enough to go back to if you want to explore both places.

Budva (Dubrovnik Airport)

Budva’s a haven for history buffs and sun worshippers, boasting a charming old town as well as a host of sandy beaches.

Becici (Dubrovnik Airport)

A classy, chilled-out beach resort on the Adriatic, Becici is also handy for spectacular scenery and the lively town of Budva.

Herceg Novi (Dubrovnik Airport)

Swaying boats, swishing palm trees and a towering mountainous backdrop… welcome to the heavenly resort of Herceg Novi.

Beaches

Budva is the main draw for beachfront spoils. Take your pick from the lively and bar-lined stretches, or maybe a laid-back belt of sand for a relaxing escape. Peaceful bays surrounded by pines come as standard here, while windsurfing and paragliding add a bit of excitement to any tanning spot.

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Sights

In Budva’s old town, elegant Venetian houses sit back to back with belfry churches and shady piazzas. If you’re keen on nature, you won’t want to miss a trip to nearby Durmitor National Park, where you can hike through idyllic pastureland or raft along the gulf-like Tara Canyon.

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Activities

One towering black mountain and a wowing national park makes Montenegro an instant winner with adventure seekers. It’s easily accessible, though the winding road from Kotor is a particularly breathtaking way of getting there. The woodland trails make for fantastic mountain biking or hiking expeditions too, while rafting’s also on the active agenda.

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Eating and drinking

Italian staples like pizza and pasta make it on to most menus in Montenegro, but you’ll find upmarket big-name brands like Nobu round here too. For authentic local cuisine, bag a table in one of the traditional restaurants – known locally as konobas – and feast on rustic delights such as grilled kebabs, goulash and cabbage leaves stuffed with mincemeat. They’re real treats.

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Shopping

Each town comes with its own open-air market, where you can buy everything from souvenirs to fresh picnic supplies. Local lacework, weaves and woodcarvings are all worth keeping an eye out for. And the olive oil is probably the most luscious you’ll ever taste, so grab a bottle to take home.

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Nightlife

Budva is known as the Montenegrin Miami for its glitzy after-hours scene. The harbour road is dotted with cool bars and nightclubs where you can catch international DJs in the summer, and enjoy the cool breeze as you sip your favourite drinks. Swanky clubs grace these parts, so don’t miss a trick.

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Discotheque Trocadero

Budva (Dubrovnik Airport), Montenegro (Dubrovnik Airport)

With local and international DJs as well as live music, Discotheque Trocadero is the place to head to if you want to get your groove on. You can party with the masses or get your own VIP area, with table...

Summer beach bar

Becici (Dubrovnik Airport), Montenegro (Dubrovnik Airport)

Beach bars open on the seafront come evening and the large open-air tents hold huge parties. Many of the bars pump out popular European chart songs, though a few have live music. You’ll be drawn in by the...

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