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Weather in Montenegro

Montenegro

13°

Fog

Sun

7

13

Mon

6

10

Tue

5

12

Wed

4

12

Thu

3

10

SPF level in Montenegro

Recommended: SPF 50

Spring

SPF 30

Summer

SPF 50

Autumn

SPF 30

Winter

SPF 15

Suncream is often more expensive in tourist zones. Pack your preferred SPF from the UK, especially for beach holidays. Always carry travel-size (100ml max) for hand luggage.

Transportation in Montenegro

Trains
Domestic flights
Local buses

Tipping in Montenegro

Tipping is appreciated in Montenegro for good service, but not always expected. A small tip can go a long way.

Restaurant

5-10% for good service

Bar/Café

Round up the bill or a small tip (0.50-1 EUR)

Taxi

Round up to the nearest Euro

Hotel Porter

1-2 EUR per bag

Hotel Housekeeper

1-2 EUR per day left at the end of your stay

Tour Guide

5-10 EUR per person for a good tour

Safety & security in Montenegro

Tips for British travellers

Montenegro is tourist-friendly but has some key cultural and legal rules:

Always carry a form of ID such as a passport or photocard driving licence as police can fine you if you do not have it.

Be wary of pickpockets in tourist hot spots, beaches, airports, and on public transport, and do not leave bags unattended.

Only use officially licensed taxis, check the price per kilometre or agree on the full fare in advance to avoid overcharging.

Take note of warning signs on beaches, follow lifeguard instructions, and observe flag indicators for swimming safety.

The drink-driving limit is less than half that in England and Wales, and breaking the speed limit by 10kph can result in a fine.

Bonus tips:

Before using a paragliding instructor, ask to see their training licence for tandem flights.

When renting a jet-ski or quad bike, ensure you have the appropriate licence and insurance, and always get a safety briefing.

Driving in Montenegro

Side of road

right

Motorway speed limit

100 km/h

Urban speed limit

50 km/h

Alcohol limit

0.03%

Remember: Montenegro drives on the right. Take extra care at junctions if you normally drive on the left.

Emergency numbers

Universal emergency

112

Police

122

Ambulance

124

Fire

123

Save 112 in your phone before travelling.

Electrical in Montenegro

Voltage

230V / 50Hz

Plug types

Type C, Type F

UK adapter needed?

Yes

Cards & payments

Credit and debit cards are accepted in many establishments, especially in tourist areas. However, smaller businesses may prefer cash.

Visa

High

Mastercard

High

American Express

Medium

Lost card? Call Visa: +1 303 967 1096

ATMs in Montenegro

ATMs are readily available in cities and tourist areas. You may find fewer ATMs in rural areas.

Local name

Bankomat

Chip & PIN required?

Yes

ATMs are the most convenient way to obtain cash. Ensure your card is chip and PIN enabled.

Mobile & roaming

Since Brexit, EU roaming regulations no longer apply to UK mobile contracts. Check with your mobile provider about roaming charges in Montenegro before you travel. Consider purchasing a local SIM card for cheaper data rates.

Local SIM data package

10 GB for 15 EUR (~£13)

Network coverage

4G, 5G (limited coverage)

Local carriers

Telenor, MTEL, Crnogorski Telekom

WiFi & internet

WiFi is widely available in hotels, cafes, and restaurants, especially in tourist areas. Speeds can vary.

Average speed

30 Mbps

Free WiFi is commonly offered, but the connection speed may be slower than what you are used to.

Health & vaccinations

As a UK resident, your European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) or Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC) will be valid in Montenegro for medically necessary healthcare until 31 December 2024. After this date, you will need travel insurance to cover any healthcare costs. Make sure your insurance covers all activities you plan to do.

Vaccinations required?

No

Recommended

Generally, no specific vaccinations are required for Montenegro. However, it's always wise to consult your doctor for personalized advice. Tap water is considered safe to drink in most areas, but bottled water is readily available if preferred.

Calling Montenegro

Country code

+382

To call Montenegro from the UK, dial 00 382 followed by the local number.

To call a Podgorica number 123 456 from the UK, you would dial 00 382 20 123 456.

The country code for Montenegro is 382. When calling from abroad, dial your international exit code, then 382, followed by the local number. Mobile numbers start with 6.

UK Embassy in Montenegro

British Embassy Podgorica

4th floor Vektra Building, Stanka Dragojevića street, 81000 Podgorica

Airport in Montenegro

Podgorica Airport / Podgorica Golubovci Airbase

Frequently asked questions about Montenegro

While we strive to provide accurate and up-to-date information, AtoBeach cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies. We recommend verifying details with official sources before travelling.