How to Find Luxury Hotels In Montenegro

Montenegro is a country that has striven for independence throughout history, first from the Ottoman Empire and more recently from Yugoslavia and Serbia. On June 3, 2006, Montenegro declared its independence. Situated on the northeast coast of the Adriatic ocean, Montenegro is home to some of the most fabulous beaches in the world. Follow these steps to start planning your trip.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Computer with Internet access for making reservations

Choose Your Luxury Accommodations

1. Book your accommodations by calling the National Tourism Organisation of Montenegro at 011 (+381) (0)81 235 155, or by visiting their Web site (see Resources below).
2. Book rooms at the Hotel Splended Conference & Spa Resort online via their Web site (see Resources below) or by calling 011 ([phone].
3. Select a 4-star hotel in coastal cities like Herceq Novi and Budva so you can enjoy some of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
4. Have fun in the snow at higher elevations if you stay in luxury accommodations farther inland in cities like Kolašin.
5. Consider a luxury hotel in the Podgorica, the beautiful capital of Montenegro.
6. Choose accommodations in Kotor if you're looking for a breathtaking view and priceless photo opportunities.

Get to Montenegro

7. Fly into Montenegro and arrive at the Podgorica Airport. It accommodates international flights from other European countries.
8. Drive into Montenegro via the European highways.
9. Take the railway from Belgrade to Montenegro.

Organize Transportation

10. Take the bus! They drive everywhere, including the beautiful coast.
11. Ride the railway, which gives you limited transportation throughout the country. At least you can take the train to the gorgeous seaside town of Bar.
12. Rent a car in most major cities from one of many major chains.

Know Your Destination

13. Expect a Mediterranean climate with hot and dry summers and cold winters. It snows heavily inland during the winter.
14. Be prepared for southeastern European languages like Ijekavian, a dialect of Serbian and the official language. Other prevalent languages are Bosnian, Albanian and Croatian.
15. Stay for up to 30 days without a visa if you're from the United States and most European countries.

Tips & Warnings

• Those driving into Montenegro from other countries will have to purchase third party insurance at the border for their vehicle.
• Depending on which country you're coming from, make sure to have the proper license before driving.
• Drive carefully. The traffic police patrol constantly.
• Always observe the driving regulations of each country you drive through.

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