MONTENEGRO
I have yet to complete my Montenegrin Travel Guides, but please reach out to me directly if you have any questions or need tips!
Updated COVID-19 Travel Information:
Currency:
The official currency of Montenegro is the Euro (EUR) (€)
$1 USD = €0.95
Pricing for Leisure Travelers:
Average Hotel Expenses = €90-€105/Night ($90-$105 USD/Night)
Average Food/Drink Expenses = €30-€40/Day ($30-$40 USD/Day)
Pricing for Backpackers:
Average Hostel Expenses = €20-€30/Night ($20-$30 USD/Night)
Average Food/Drink Expenses = €20-€30/Day ($20-$30 USD/Day)
Communication:
The official language of Montenegro is Montenegrin. Most people in tourism will have a good handle on English.
Transportation:
Airplane: Air travel is not very common within Montenegro. Getting here from the US will require at least one, potentially two, connections.
Bus: Undoubtedly the most popular way to get around Montenegro. Buses are cheap and easy to find. My go-to website for this is Bookaway.
Taxi/Uber: Taxi are cheap and not too difficult to find. Make sure cabbies run their meter (if they have one). If not, be sure to agree on a price beforehand.
Miscellaneous:
Of all Balkan countries, Montenegro was my favorite. I found the beaches, mountains, and old towns to be stunning! I think it’s the next big European travel destination!
