Montenegro
Main providers are One, Crnogorski Telekom, and M:tel. Purchase at airports, kiosks, or official stores with your passport.
Wi-Fi is widely found and reliable in hotels, guesthouses, restaurants, and many public areas.
Montenegrin is the official language. English is common in tourist areas, less so in rural settings.
Learning basic phrases shows respect and aids interaction.
Local SIM cards and widely available Wi-Fi make staying in touch simple. Basic Montenegrin phrases are appreciated.
Business hours in Montenegro vary by establishment and season.
Weekdays/Saturdays: 08:00/09:00 to 20:00/21:00. Smaller shops may close Sundays.
Generally 07:00/08:00 to 21:00/22:00, often open longer in tourist areas.
Open for lunch (around 12:00) and serving until late evening (22:00/23:00).
Banks operate weekdays 08:00-16:00/17:00, shorter Saturdays, closed Sundays.
Typically 09:00/10:00 to 17:00/18:00. Extended in high season, reduced in low season.
Be aware of public holidays and seasonal shifts in business operations. Always verify specific attraction hours.
Navigating Montenegro's cultural landscape with respect makes for a richer experience.
Handshakes are common when meeting and leaving, especially in new situations.
Dress is generally casual, especially on the coast. Modesty is important for religious sites.
It is customary to wait to be seated in restaurants. Photography generally permissible, but ask permission for individuals.
Avoid discussing politics or ethnic tensions, especially regarding historical conflicts. These topics can be sensitive.
Observe local customs, dress modestly for religious sites, and seek permission for photos. Cultural exchanges enrich travel.
Travelers with mobility challenges might find infrastructure limited, specifically in historical areas like Kotor Old Town.
Generally limited, especially in Old Town with cobblestones, narrow passages, and stairs.
Modern areas often present better accessibility.
Public transport is generally not wheelchair accessible.
Limited specialized services exist. English signage is common in tourist zones.
Research specific locations and contact providers directly to confirm accessibility features before your visit.
