Is it worth going to Montenegro from Dubrovnik?
Is it worth going to Montenegro from Dubrovnik? Dubrovnik is perfectly positioned to visit neighbouring Balkan countries, like Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro. And a Montenegro day trip from Dubrovnik is one of the must-dos on your itinerary for Croatia and will help you to escape the busyness of the daytime streets!
Is Albania or Montenegro better to visit?
Montenegro is generally considered to be the better option when it comes to beaches, as the resorts are well-developed but never feel overly busy because of the country's small size. There's also a bigger range of beaches, offering more variety if you're planning a trip along the coast.
Is it worth it to go to Montenegro from Dubrovnik?
Dubrovnik is perfectly positioned to visit neighbouring Balkan countries, like Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro. And a Montenegro day trip from Dubrovnik is one of the must-dos on your itinerary for Croatia and will help you to escape the busyness of the daytime streets!
What should I be careful of in Montenegro?
Like most areas of the world, petty theft, beggars, and pickpockets are common in populous Montenegrin cities. Kotor, Budva, Sveti Stefan, and Herceg Novi are the places where this occurs most often and thieves will try to make you drop your valuables or swipe things from your hand.
Is Croatia or Montenegro more beautiful?
Both are beautiful, but Montenegro is still a little rougher around the edges in terms of tourist development, infrastructure, etc.
Is a day trip to Montenegro worth it?
The Montenegro day trip, as analyzed below, includes Perast and Kotor, while the Mostar day trip includes Pocitelj and Mostar. Both day trips without hesitation can be described as scenic, but if you are more into landscape features, I recommend a day trip to Montenegro.
How many days in Dubrovnik is enough?
Dubrovnik a small town, so unless you plan to take day trips to islands or other attractions nearby, two days is the perfect amount of time to get to know this ancient city. (If you're interested in seeing on overview of our entire 2 week itinerary in Croatia, I've written up a summary of our trip here.
How easy is it to cross the border between Croatia and Montenegro?
The task of driving yourself from Dubrovnik to Montenegro can be achieved in an hour or so, but long lines of cars may be there to greet you at both border crossings (Debeli Brijeg and Kobila) during summer and waiting for a while is just part and parcel of the experience. There is little anyone can do.