Zhd in Montenegro. How to get to Montenegro

With a transfer in Belgrade, you can get to Podgorica and Tivat by flights of the Serbian airline Jat Airways. You can also fly to Podgorica from Moscow with Adria Airways, Austrian Airlines, Air Serbia (airserbia.com), but this route will be extremely expensive. During the summer season there are regular charter flights from Russia to Tivat and Podgorica. Charter and summer flights are also operated from a number of countries adjacent to Russia.

In general, Montenegro, although it is considered a popular and affordable holiday destination in terms of price and transport logistics, nevertheless, if you fly there on your own, then ticket prices can be unpleasantly surprising. Especially if the flight is not from Moscow. Excluding the summer season (when there are many charters to Tivat), only Podgorica Airport is fully functioning in the country, where only a few airlines fly all year round. In winter, Montenegrins themselves experience great difficulties when traveling abroad, as they have to choose between expensive Turkish Airlines when flying to Asia, or not at all budget Alitalia and Austrian airlines. The national carrier, Montenegro airlines, not only flies to a few destinations, but also their fares are rarely affordable for the average Montenegrin. The appearance on the market of the Serbian airline Air Serbia will to some extent create competition in the Montenegrin direction.

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By train

direct railway communication also no, you can travel with a change in Belgrade, or Bucharest, the travel time from Moscow to Belgrade is up to 60 hours. You will need a transit visa for Hungary or Romania, respectively.

By bus

Bus service exists between Montenegro and neighboring states: Serbia (dozens of buses to Nis and Belgrade from Podgorica, Herceg Novi and Bar), Bosnia-Herzegovina (buses between Sarajevo and Podgorica), Albania (buses from Ulcinj to Shkoder) and Croatia (from Budva and Herceg Novi to Dubrovnik).

By car

For those entering by car from abroad, it is obligatory to have an international driver's civil liability insurance policy ("green card" - green card - is the same throughout the country). In the absence of such insurance is issued at the border crossing.

Montenegro has the following road border crossings with neighboring countries:

With Serbia:

Gostun/Brodarevo, Tutin/Vuca and more than 10 others, local importance linking neighboring villages.

Attention! After Montenegro declared independence from Yugoslavia, full-fledged border formalities began to function between the two countries. At land crossings, customs and passport control. Tourists should carry with them all the usual and necessary travel documents. The rules for entering Serbia can be found in the "Serbia" section.

The same applies to Kosovo, which unilaterally declared independence from Serbia in 2008. Serbia has not recognized Kosovo's independence, but in fact Kosovo's borders with neighboring countries are controlled by local police and customs. The rules for entry and transit through Kosovo have nothing to do with Serbia! Moreover, entry into Serbia through Kosovo is considered illegal.

with Croatia:

Debeli Bryag/Karasovichi (Adriatic highway), Kobila/Vitalina (local road);

with Bosnia and Herzegovina:

Metalka/Metalka (local), Shula-Vytina (local), Ilino Brdo (Trebine-Niksic), Scepan-Pole (Sarajevo-Podgorica), Sitnica/Zupci (Trebine-Herceg Novi). There are a number of other crossings open only to citizens of neighboring countries;

with Albania:

Bozhai / Hani-i-Hotit (Podgorica-Shkoder), Granichar / Vrmosha (Plav-Chereme), Sukobin / Muricani (Ultsin-Shkoder).

From Kosovo

There is only one border crossing between Montenegro and Kosovo, Kula / Kulla Pass, in the extreme north-east of the republic, on the route from Kosovo Pec to Montenegrin Rozhay. Second border crossing mountain road Pec (Kosovo) - Andrejevica (Montenegro) has been closed since Kosovo declared its independence from Serbia, although it is still marked as active on some maps

Do not know how to get from Moscow to Montenegro? I will help you decide on the choice of transport, tell you how much air tickets to this coastal country cost, how to get to Montenegro by car, and you can choose the best option for yourself.

By plane

By plane, the easiest way to get from Moscow to Montenegro. After all, the travel time is just over 3 hours, air tickets can be found at a low price, and more than 7 flights are made every day in the summer.

Montenegro airports

Before you go on vacation in Montenegro, we choose which airport is better to fly to. On the map of airports in Montenegro, which I will post below, you will see in which parts of the country are air gate countries.

is a small airport specializing mainly in seasonal charter flights. The passenger turnover of the airport is only 1.2 million people per year. It is here that tourists who fly most often arrive package tours, and it is here that the flight is cheaper.

Flights are operated from the following cities in Russia and neighboring countries: Aeroflot (Moscow); Air Alanna (Kharkiv, Odessa, Kyiv); Air Moldova (Kishinev); Armenia Aircompany (Yerevan); Anda Air (Kyiv); Azerbaijan Airlines (Baku); Montenegro Airlines (Moscow); Victory (Moscow-Vnukovo); Russia, St.Peterburg); Red Wings Airlines (Moscow, St. Petersburg); S7 Airlines (Moscow); Ural Airlines(Moscow); Windrose Airlines (Kyiv); Yamal (Moscow, St. Petersburg)

Podgorica Airport is the main airport of the country, located in the capital of Montenegro, but only the Rossiya (Moscow) airline flies from Russia to it.

Information about the flight Moscow – Montenegro

  • Travel time: 3 hours 20 minutes
  • The distance between Moscow and Tivat is: 2020 kilometers
  • Airfare for direct flights: Moscow-Tivat from 40 euros; Moscow-Podgorica from 100 euros. The highest prices are during the summer months, when prices for a direct round-trip flight soar to 500 euros. So plan ahead!

Flight schedule from Moscow to Tivat

Thanks to the flight schedule, you can choose the flight that suits you best.

Nuances when buying tickets to Montenegro

  • The cheapest way to fly to Tivat airport.
  • There are many more flights to Tivat than to Podgorica.
  • The cheapest tickets are for flights budget airline Victory. Important! When buying tickets for the flights of this carrier, carefully read the rules and keep in mind that check-in for a flight at the airport is paid, the choice of seats on the plane is paid, food and drinks are for an additional fee! For luggage and some views hand luggage will also have to pay. This flight option is suitable for a trip for several days, for passengers without children and who like to travel light.
  • Ural Airlines fly on Airbus A321, provide meals and include 5 kg of hand luggage and 10 kg of baggage in the ticket.
  • S7 gives the right to choose tickets with or without luggage.
  • Aeroflot has the highest ticket prices, but luggage and meals are included in the price, and the flight is made on newer aircraft.
  • If you are traveling on your own, then you should take care in advance about the methods of travel from the airport to the place of rest, for example, or. The thing is that Montenegro is still a wild country, and getting to the hotel on public transport very dreary, long, and it will be necessary to make a lot of transplants.

By train

Not the most trivial way to get from Moscow to Montenegro is by train. Once this method was relevant, and there was even a Moscow-Bar train, but due to the development of aviation, it became irrelevant. The whole journey by train took 60 hours! And this is more than two days only in one direction. And the fare was just over 200 euros for an adult one way.

Now by train you can get from Moscow to Montenegro, with only a few transfers. This way of getting to a place of rest is unlikely to be chosen by ordinary vacationers, so I will not talk about this method in more detail.

By private car

If you love auto travel, freedom of movement and hate expensive air tickets, then this way of traveling from Moscow to Montenegro will suit you. If you correctly make a route, then during the time on the road you can see several European countries.

What is needed to travel by car from Moscow to Montenegro?

  • Schengen visa
  • Insurance "Green Card" or "Green Card" (Green Card)
  • Money considering: toll roads, expensive fuel in Europe and parking
  • Reliable road ready vehicle
  • The distance between Moscow (Russia) and Kotor (Montenegro) is 2881 km. Travel time 32 hours, i.e. about 3 days journey. The route will pass through the following countries: Belarus, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia. You can also go through the Czech Republic and Austria, but before starting the trip, decide on the places you want to visit and where you have not been yet.

Estimated costs when traveling from Moscow by private car:

  • Green card insurance for 1 month: 63 euros
  • Petrol: 1.25 euro/l. With a consumption of 10 liters per 100 km, you will need 290 liters of gasoline or 362 euros for a one-way trip.
  • Payment of toll roads and vignettes: 14 euros (Slovakia), 15 euros (Hungary), 37*2 (Croatia)
  • Overnight at the hotel: 200 EUR (assuming 2 hotel stops one way)
  • Meals on the trip: 100-150 euros

The total amount of travel by private car from Moscow to Montenegro round-trip: 63 + 362*2 + 103 + 200 + 150 = 1240 euros

Tours to Montenegro

Not all vacationers decide to go to Montenegro on their own, so you should pay attention to package deals when the tour includes flights, accommodation and transfer to the hotel. Tours to Montenegro from Moscow start from about 20 thousand rubles per person for a modest hotel. If you prefer something decent, you can follow the links below and find a suitable offer.

Pace modern life so fast that the mind instantly rejects the idea of ​​traveling across railway. But with a long vacation, a measured lifestyle, a love of comfortable travel, going to rest in Montenegro by train is the best solution. This mediterranean country enough popular place rest, and the railway workers knew about it when they developed new directions. Thanks to them, during the season, from mid-June to mid-September, you can get to this country in a direct carriage. Geographical position Montenegro itself and a number of historical aspects explain the complete absence of an internal railway connection in the country. The only branch leads from Bar through Podgorica to Belgrade, the capital of Serbia.

To Montenegro by train without transfer

The route of travel in a trailer car is thought out rationally. Long-term parking is planned only in Budapest. But each person will find what to do with the capital of Hungary, especially in the daytime. Accordingly, the journey begins with train No. 15 "Moscow - Budapest" and lasts twelve hours. Then the car is recoupled to the train number 345 "Prague - Belgrade", on which it takes only a couple of hours to get to Subotica. In this Serbian city, the car in the second and last time they will hook it up to the Subotica-Bar train, and the railway track will end at the very seashore. The train will arrive early in the morning, and total time the journey will take 60 hours and 40 minutes, the train will cover a distance of 2700 kilometers. Of course, in the opposite direction, you can go by the same car and along the same route once a week.

Route with transfers in Belgrade and Subotica

If you want to stay in Montenegro the Velvet season, or a direct carriage is not suitable for some other reason, you can go to this country and other railroad tracks. For example, the Moscow-Belgrade train runs all year round, and the travel time takes 49 hours.

ancient capital Serbia is rich in sights, which you can see as much as you like, since there is no rigid connection to the train that goes from Belgrade to Bar. Every day, as many as four trains leave in this direction, and in the season there are even more of them, depending on the passenger flow. There is also a night one, equipped with sleeping places, namely a compartment for two. Or for six seated car. Riding this or any other evening train is especially pleasant, it allows you to avoid stuffiness and heat. Just make sure to book in advance. Depending on the type of train chosen, the trip will take from 8 to 15 hours.

It can be unequivocally stated that traveling to Montenegro by train in international carriage more comfortable than usual. There are washstands in each compartment, and shower cabins are installed in the carriages. Individual amenities include sockets, air conditioning and refrigerators. In such compartments superior comfort travel, usually two people. It happens that three - then the shelves are located on one side of the compartment.

Railway ticket prices

Price railway tickets to Montenegro is a separate advantage of this method of transportation. Of course, it is much lower than the cost of the flight. Here are specific prices for comparison:
– a direct carriage will cost 190 euros for the first class and one way;
- a ticket for the train 015В "Moscow Belgrade" in the first class costs 150 euros;
- Belgrade - The bar will cost from 25 to 40 euros, depending on the class of the car and the type of train.

About visa formalities

Additionally, you will have to put a transit Hungarian visa. In essence, this is a Schengen visa, with which you can cross the territories of the states that are members of the European Union twice. The cost of a visa for Russians will be 35 euros. You can get it quickly and independently, you just need to provide a ticket. Russians, Belarusians and Ukrainians do not need a visa to Montenegro.

Finally, it is worth mentioning another integral advantage of Montenegrin travel by train. The road passes through most beautiful countries- Hungary and Serbia, and enjoying the views significantly reduces the time. Especially when there are good fellow travelers.

By plane to Montenegro

Regular direct flights to the airports of Montenegro, one of which is in the city of Tivat, and the second near Podgorica, operate Russian airlines S7, Muscovy, Transaero and Montenegrin Montenegro Airlines. If you are going to have a rest near the border with Croatia (such cities as Igalo, Herceg Novi), then you can use the airport of Dubrovnik.

Find out the exact flight schedule and cost of air tickets to Montenegro You can use the flight search form below.

A taxi from Podgorica to Budva costs 30 euros, from Podgorica airport to Podgorica bus station - 14 euros (bus 3 euros), from Tivat to Budva - 15 euros.

Or you can rent a car in advance, which will be waiting for you upon arrival at the airport.

Search and purchase of air tickets to Montenegro

The search for flights to Montenegro is carried out using 728 airlines, 5 booking systems and 15 agencies, which saves you a lot of time.

After the system gives you the search results, select the most suitable flight for you, follow the link to the website of the agency or airline and purchase a ticket at the lowest price at the moment.

When buying tickets, no additional search fee is charged.

To Montenegro via Belgrade

Another way to get to the Adriatic coast of Montenegro combined both the plane and the train (bus). Take a direct flight Moscow - Belgrade, Aeroflot and the Serbian Airlines fly in this direction. airline Air Serbia. The prices for these flights during the season are lower than a direct flight to Montenegro. Then on the website of the Serbian Railways (www.zeleznicesrbije.com) you buy a train ticket to Podgorica (or Bar). Please note that tickets can be purchased 60 days in advance and they sell out quickly in the summer. The prices are quite low.

Travel by train from Belgrade to Podgorica or Bar unforgettable journey. Waking up in the morning, breathtaking views will open before your eyes, as the train follows the tops of the mountains, sometimes diving into tunnels.

Didn't have time to get a train ticket, send to Montenegro from Belgrade by bus, it's a little cheaper, but of course not so convenient. In this situation, we recommend using the Lasta carrier. The schedule and ticket price can be viewed on the website of the Belgrade bus station www.bas.rs.

To Montenegro by train

From Moscow to Montenegro (city of Bar) to summer period shuttle car runs. Departs from Kievsky railway station at 23.30 (train No. 015 "Moscow-Budapest") (from 11.06 on Mondays and Wednesdays). It follows through Bryansk, Kyiv, Lvov, Chop, Budapest, Novi Sad, Belgrade, Podgorica and arrives in approximately 61 hours 16 minutes, i.e. at 10.46 (Thursday, Saturday) on Adriatic coast in the city of Bar. Departs back at 17.00 (from 14.06 on Thursdays and Saturdays), arrives in Moscow at 9.26 (train No. 016 "Budapest-Moscow"). Travel time 62 hours 26 minutes. You can check the timetable on the RZD website. You can buy a ticket without extra charge at international ticket offices. You need a transit Hungarian or Schengen visa. The ticket price for the train Moscow - Montenegro (Bar) is 226.9 euros "there" and 453.2 euros "round-trip" (second class).

By car to Montenegro

When traveling to Montenegro by car, you need to apply for a transit Romanian, Hungarian or have a Schengen visa. The road will pass through Ukraine, Romania (Hungary) and Serbia. The second route with better roads: Belarus - Poland - Hungary - Croatia - Montenegro. List of international road crossings of Montenegro In Montenegro itself, a visa for citizens Russian Federation for a stay of up to 30 days is not required.

Information updated on 05/27/2014

How to get to Montenegro

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To Montenegro by plane

The fastest way to get to Montenegro from Russia or Ukraine is to buy a ticket for regular flights that take place at two international airports Montenegro - Podgorica and Tivat. Fly in these directions aircraft airlines "Transaero" and "Montenegro Airlines". During the summer, a large number of charters are added. From the capital of Ukraine, Kyiv to hot tourist season charters fly to Tivat. Here is the exact timetable, as well as the cost of air tickets to Montenegro. From the airport you can take a taxi or rent a car.

Taxi cost: Podgorica-Budva - 30 euros, a / p Podgorica - a / c Podgorica - 15 euros. The same amount will cost travel from Tivat to Budva.

Please note that both Montenegrin airports do not differ in special comfort.

To Montenegro via Belgrade

It is possible to get to Montenegro through Belgrade, and further to Podgorica or Tivat by train - this will be a truly wonderful journey, during which you can truly enjoy the landscapes and local nature.

To Montenegro by train

This type of travel requires a Hungarian or Schengen visa.

To Montenegro by car

The road in this case will pass through the territory of Ukraine, Romania or Hungary, Croatia. There are also more good route passing through Belarus, Poland, Hungary and Croatia. In both cases, transit Hungarian or Romanian visas will be required.

Some useful tips for those who want to make a road trip around Montenegro.

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How to get to Montenegro by train?

Montenegro can now be reached by train
From today, Russian Railways opens passenger traffic with Montenegro.

On the route Moscow - Bar (Montenegro), a direct carriage will begin to run. The route will operate from June 16 to September 15. From Moscow, the car will depart on Tuesdays as part of train No. 15 Moscow-Uzhgorod-Budapest. In Budapest, the car will join train No. 345 Prague-Belgrade to Subotica station (Serbia), and then join train No. 437 Subotica-Bar.

Travel time will be 60 hours 36 minutes: departure from Moscow at 22.13 Moscow time, arrival in Budapest at 11.17 Moscow time on Thursday, departure to Subbotitsa at 13.05 Moscow time on Thursday. The train will arrive there on Thursday at 16.26 Moscow time and at 17.00 Moscow time it will leave for Bar, where it will arrive on Fridays at 08.49 Moscow time. In the direction Bar — Moscow, the car will run from June 19 to September 18, departing from Bar on Fridays at 18.00 Moscow time. The car will arrive in Moscow on Mondays at 09.56 Moscow time. Travel time will be 61 hours 56 minutes.

According to representatives of Russian Railways, the schedule is designed in such a way as to minimize the time of parking at re-trailer stations. The longest stop - about four hours - will be in Budapest when the carriage is moving from Bar to Moscow. During this time, passengers, if desired, can take a walk around the city, RIA Novosti reports. The fare in one direction is 155.2 euros, round trip - 310.4 euros.

Specify the itinerary and date. In response, we will find information from Russian Railways about the availability of tickets and their cost. Choose the appropriate train and place. Pay for the ticket using one of the suggested methods. Payment information will be instantly transferred to Russian Railways and your ticket will be issued.

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What is an electronic ticket and electronic registration?

Buying an electronic ticket to the site is a modern and fast way to issue travel document without the participation of a cashier or operator.When buying an electronic railway ticket, seats are redeemed immediately, at the time of payment.After paying for boarding the train, you either need to go electronic registration or print your ticket at the station.Electronic registration Not available for all orders. If registration is available, it can be completed by clicking on the appropriate button on our website. You will see this button immediately after payment. You will then need your original ID and a printout of your boarding pass to board the train. Some conductors do not require a printout, but it's better not to risk it.print e-ticket you can at any time before the train departure at the box office at the station or at the self-registration terminal. To do this, you need a 14-digit order code (you will receive it by SMS after payment) and the original ID.

The pace of modern life is so fast that the mind instantly rejects the idea of ​​traveling by rail. But with a long vacation, a measured lifestyle, a love of comfortable travel, going to rest in Montenegro by train is the best solution. This Mediterranean country is a fairly popular holiday destination, and the railway workers knew about it when they developed new directions. Thanks to them, during the season, from mid-June to mid-September, you can get to this country in a direct carriage. The geographical position of Montenegro itself and a number of historical aspects explain the complete absence of an internal railway connection in the country. The only branch leads from Bar through Podgorica to Belgrade, the capital of Serbia.

To Montenegro by train without transfer

The route of travel in a trailer car is thought out rationally. Long-term parking is planned only in Budapest. But each person will find what to do with the capital of Hungary, especially in the daytime. Accordingly, the journey begins with train No. 15 "Moscow - Budapest" and lasts twelve hours. Then the car is recoupled to the train number 345 "Prague - Belgrade", on which it takes only a couple of hours to get to Subotica. In this Serbian city, for the second and last time, the wagon will be reattached to the Subotica-Bar train, and the railway track will end at the very seashore. The train will arrive early in the morning, and the total travel time will take 60 hours and 40 minutes, the train will cover a distance of 2,700 kilometers. Of course, in the opposite direction, you can go by the same car and along the same route once a week.

Route with transfers in Belgrade and Subotica

If you want to catch the velvet season in Montenegro, or a direct carriage is not suitable for some other reason, you can go to this country by other railways. For example, the Moscow-Belgrade train runs all year round, and the travel time takes 49 hours.

The ancient capital of Serbia is rich in sights, which you can see as much as you like, since there is no rigid connection to the train that goes from Belgrade to Bar. Every day, as many as four trains leave in this direction, and in the season there are even more of them, depending on the passenger flow. There is also a night one, equipped with sleeping places, namely a compartment for two. Or for six - in a seated car. Riding this or any other evening train is especially pleasant, it allows you to avoid stuffiness and heat. Just make sure to book in advance. Depending on the type of train chosen, the trip will take from 8 to 15 hours.

It can be unequivocally stated that traveling to Montenegro by train in an international carriage is more comfortable than in a regular one. There are washstands in each compartment, and shower cabins are installed in the carriages. Individual amenities include sockets, air conditioning and refrigerators. As a rule, two people travel in such luxury compartments. It happens that three - then the shelves are located on one side of the compartment.

Railway ticket prices

The cost of train tickets to Montenegro is a separate advantage of this method of transportation. Of course, it is much lower than the cost of the flight. Here are specific prices for comparison:
- a direct carriage will cost 190 euros for the first class and one way;
- a ticket for the train 015В "Moscow Belgrade" in the first class costs 150 euros;
- Belgrade - The bar will cost from 25 to 40 euros, depending on the class of the car and the type of train.

About visa formalities

Additionally, you will have to put a transit Hungarian visa. In essence, this is a Schengen visa, with which you can cross the territories of the states that are members of the European Union twice. The cost of a visa for Russians will be 35 euros. You can get it quickly and independently, you just need to provide a ticket. , Belarusians and Ukrainians do not need.

Finally, it is worth mentioning another integral advantage of Montenegrin travel by train. The road passes through the most beautiful countries - Hungary and Serbia, and enjoying the views significantly reduces the time. Especially when there are good fellow travelers.



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If for some reason the train does not suit you, how vehicle, think about a trip to Montenegro by car. The path cannot be called too difficult, you will see a variety of beauties along the way. However, there are nuances that must be taken into account.