Tivat Montenegro Travel Guide
Summer (June-August): These months bring the hottest and driest weather. Average temperatures span 25-30°C (77-86°F), frequently climbing above 35°C (95°F) in July and August. Humidity remains low, a factor in comfort despite the heat. Sea temperatures are ideal for swimming, staying around 24-26°C (75-79°F). Expect lots of sun and long days for beach activities and aquatic activities.
Autumn (September-November): The weather turns gentle and pleasant during autumn. Temperatures hover between 18-25°C (64-77°F) in September, gradually cooling to 10-15°C (50-59°F) by November. Rainfall increases, especially in October and November. The sea stays warm enough for swimming into early October, making September a notably appealing month for many travelers. The landscape obtains beautiful autumnal colors, especially away from the immediate coast.
Check local weather forecasts near your departure date. Weather in coastal regions can sometimes change quickly.
Summer temperatures can reach extreme highs. Drink much water and seek shade during the day's hottest times. Wear Sun protection.
Cold, dry wind from the northeast
Brings crisp, clear air. Can create colder sensations.
Outstanding in winter.
Warm, humid, rainy wind from the southeast
Often brings heavy rainfall. Air can feel muggy.
Occurs periodically.
Extreme high temperatures
Stay hydrated and seek shade during peak hours.
Mainly during July and August.
May-June and September-October are ideal. Temperatures are mild. Landscapes stand green and invite exploration.
April-June and September-November provide comfortable temperatures for exploring historical sites and cultural centers. Fewer crowds make for a superior experience.
July-August offers the best conditions. Late In june and early September also present good chances.
May-June and September-October are prime times.
June-September promises calm seas and good winds.
April-June and September-November are great periods.
November-April contains the most economical options.
Montenegro’s visa policy generally aligns with the Schengen Area, though it is not a member state. Checking current regulations before your trip remains a good approach.
Many nationalities enjoy visa-free travel to Montenegro for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. This includes citizens of the USA, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, all EU member states, and others. Always verify your specific country's status on the official Montenegrin Ministry of Foreign Affairs website.
Gather these official documents for smooth entry.
Montenegro uses the Euro (€), making transactions straightforward for many. Tivat has options for various budgets, from luxury to economical travel.
Costs vary significantly based on your travel style.
A comfortable, economical travel experience. Focus on hostels, local food, and public transport.
Daily cost: €45-€105
Accommodation: €25-€50
More comfort and flexibility. Mix local dining with nicer meals, occasional taxis.
Daily cost: €120-€255
Accommodation: €60-€120
A premium, exclusive travel experience. High-end resorts, fine dining, private transfers.
Daily cost: €320-€1000+
Accommodation: €150-€500+
| Category | Item | Price Range (€) |
|---|---|---|
| Accommodation | Hostel Bed | 20-40 |
| Meals | Mid-range Restaurant Meal | 12-25 |
| Transportation | Intercity Bus (e.g., Tivat to Kotor) | 2-5 |
Montenegro generally has a safe environment, but understanding local conditions and preparing for common scenarios is wise.
MMR, Diphtheria-Tetanus-Pertussis, Varicella (Chickenpox), Polio, yearly Flu vaccine.
Hepatitis A and B. Typhoid for more adventurous dining plans.
Seek personalized advice based on your travel plans and health history.
Protect yourself from sunburn and heatstroke.
Summer temperatures run high. Use High SPF sunscreen, wear Wide-brimmed hats (like a Columbia Bora Bora Booney Hat), and Sunglasses. Stay hydrated by drinking much water. Avoid prolonged sun exposure during peak afternoon hours.
Food and Waterborne Illnesses: Tap water in Tivat is generally safe for drinking. Many tourists prefer Bottled water. Exercise caution with street food. Always wash hands thoroughly before eating.
Mosquitoes: Can appear during warmer months. Use an effective insect repellent (like Sawyer Products Picaridin Insect Repellent).
Tourists may pay for medical aid upfront, unless covered by agreement or insurance.
Larger towns have private clinics, offering faster service and English-speaking staff.
Easy to find. Pharmacists provide basic advice and dispense over-the-counter medications.
Tivat is a reputation as a very safe destination with low crime rates.
Have these numbers handy accessible during your visit.
Dial 112 for police, ambulance, and fire services.
Police: 122, Fire Department: 123, Ambulance: 124, Roadside Assistance (AMSCG): 19807.
Have contact for your country''s diplomatic mission in Montenegro (mostly in Podgorica). They assist with lost passports or legal issues.
