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What is the best and cheapest way to get to Montenegro for vacation?
We are going to relax in Montenegro with my family in the summer, we are thinking of going by car. Who went, please tell us.
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I don't know about driving from Russia... we flew on a charter, booking a tour through an agency. But there, in the country itself, they took a car.
The roads are not very good. Only a couple of highways are normal, the rest is a serpentine not too wide and for the most part with not very good coverage.
The roads are not very good. Only a couple of highways are normal, the rest is a serpentine not too wide and for the most part with not very good coverage.
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answered 15 years ago
We are not from Russia, but from Ukraine. So we have a couple of thousand km.
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answered 15 years ago
Ah, got it. This changes a lot. From Ukraine, of course, it is easier to get there by car.
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answered 15 years ago
It depends where exactly from Ukraine you are going to go. It is more convenient for Odessans through Romania and Serbia, from Western Ukraine, of course, through Hungary and Serbia, but here there is a transit Hungarian Schengen, which is somewhat worse ...
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answered 15 years ago
Little nuances.
When traveling by land, you have to cross borders. Those. need a visa.
The car must have the appropriate parameters (not credit, insurance, numbers)
When traveling by land, you have to cross borders. Those. need a visa.
The car must have the appropriate parameters (not credit, insurance, numbers)
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answered 15 years ago
We refused to travel by bus precisely because we needed visas for all countries that you pass through, and Montenegro itself is a visa-free country!
... in my opinion, drive your car only if you are afraid to fly in a panic
+ to drive in the mountains of Montenegro you need to be a very experienced driver (if you drove in the Crimea and the Carpathians, you are not an experienced driver;)
As for road coverage ... I don’t know - I haven’t seen the whole country - but what I saw in Budva, Bar, Becici, Cetinje and other adjacent territories is just perfect !!!
But the cliffs and narrow roads are yes, a nightmare - I then drove through the mountainous Crimea, to Dragobrat too - this is just baby talk :))))
... in my opinion, drive your car only if you are afraid to fly in a panic
+ to drive in the mountains of Montenegro you need to be a very experienced driver (if you drove in the Crimea and the Carpathians, you are not an experienced driver;)
As for road coverage ... I don’t know - I haven’t seen the whole country - but what I saw in Budva, Bar, Becici, Cetinje and other adjacent territories is just perfect !!!
But the cliffs and narrow roads are yes, a nightmare - I then drove through the mountainous Crimea, to Dragobrat too - this is just baby talk :))))
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answered 15 years ago
traveled by bus through romania. visas, including Romanian transit visas, were obtained very easily. We drove for about 40 hours - we stood at the borders for a long time ... it’s probably difficult in your car. The roads in Montenegro are indeed serpentine almost everywhere
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answered 15 years ago
Everything they write is true, just one small nuance. My husband and I spent more money on a taxi than we spent on food. Taxi drivers are exorbitant. So still, without a car in Montenegro is worse than with it. We decided next time to take off in a car with friends, although we are from Moscow.
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answered 15 years ago
From Belgrade to Bar, on the Adriatic in the southern part of Montenegro, a train with platforms for cars travels, you can take the train with your car in the evening, and in the morning you can already be at sea with your car. And no diapers on mountain serpentines!
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answered 15 years ago
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we went by rental car to Ostrog. After turning off the highway, the road surface was disgusting. This also applies to turning off the highway in the area of Bar, Ulcinj.
Roads along standard tourist routes are often repaired, but a little to the side - and just tin.
we went by rental car to Ostrog. After turning off the highway, the road surface was disgusting. This also applies to turning off the highway in the area of Bar, Ulcinj.
Roads along standard tourist routes are often repaired, but a little to the side - and just tin.
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answered 15 years ago
I consider myself an experienced driver, I drive about 1500 km a week, so we are not afraid of the difficulties of the road. I am interested in all the nuances of the road (gasoline, visas, insurance, travel on roads).
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answered 15 years ago
I can only say that the most comfortable road to the coast passes through a toll tunnel (the fare costs 1 euro, I think). You can go and free road through the mountains. Otherwise, it seems that all roads are free.
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answered 15 years ago
Tunnel for sure! But also try to have a good rest in the Belgrade region or the foothills. Both a hard road and a FAIRY TALE are waiting for you at the same time!!! Even the vaunted Scandinavia did not have such an AH for me personally !!! like the wild nature of Montenegro.
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answered 15 years ago