Yachtcharter Montenegro

Montenegro has discovered tourism and is doing a lot for it. However, the country is still an insider tip. Our starting ports in Tivat and Kotor will take you directly to the beautiful Bay of Kotor. The Adriatic coast is not far and for longer cruises you can include Croatia if the charter company allows it. An alternative starting port is the town of Bar right on the Adriatic coast. From here you can explore the south of the country and, depending on the charter company, include Albania in your cruise.

Climate: Mediterranean with temperatures between 23 and 30 degrees
Winds: Bora, sirocco, mistral
Sailing season: April to October

Yacht charter Montenegro

The Republic of Montenegro is located between Croatia and Albania and is surrounded inland by Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Kosovo. Montenegro uses the Euro as currency, but is not a member of the European Union. For entry, German citizens need a valid identity card for a stay of up to 30 days or for transit. For longer stays a passport. The documents should still be valid for 3 months at the beginning of the journey. Further and current information on entry can be found on the page of the Foreign Office. Since Montenegro's independence from Yugoslavia in 2006, the country is doing better and better and the infrastructure for sailors has been further developed.
By plane, the country can be reached via the international airports in Tivat, located in the Bay of Kotor, and Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro in the east. However, you can also enter via the city of Dubrovnik in the south of Croatia, from where there are transfers to various cities in Montenegro.

Experience with a yacht charter Montenegro originality, nature and seafaring places

Montenegro's coastline on the Adriatic Sea stretches 295 km from Croatia to Albania and is composed of cliffs and fjord-like sea bays. On land, the "black mountains", which also give Montenegro its name, characterize the coasts. The color is given by old black pine forests that grow on the mountain slopes. A quarter of the coast consists of beaches, which is ideal for swimming and sunbathing at temperatures up to 30 degrees in summer, for example at the beaches Drobni Pijesak and Trsteno. The bays hold beautiful nature and interesting localities, such as the Bay of Kotor, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From the Adriatic coast, the bay winds inland like a fjord between high mountains and divides into four basins. Here, sheltered from the wind and tide, lie ancient towns of different character such as Herceg Novi, Tivat, Risan and Kotor, which invite visitors with numerous historical sights.
If you go from the bay further south along the Adriatic coast, you will reach other bays with former seafaring towns. Budva is one of the oldest settlements on the Adriatic and is surrounded by several beaches. In the same bay as Budva there is also the biggest island of Montenegro Sveti Nikola and the most famous Sveti Stefan. Towards the Albanian border lies the town of Bar, whose old town is just rising from ruins and also Przno, Rose or Bigova Bay are worth a stop.

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