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Airlines
Only a one hour flight from
Rome, Budapest, and Ljubljana or a one and a half hour flight from Zurich and Wien, separate you from a small country on the South Adriatic,
which is one of the most picturesque European destinations.
The capital of Montenegro, Podgorica is 500 kilometres of air line away from Rome,
1500 kilometres from Paris and Berlin, around 2000 kilometres
from Moscow and almost 4000 kilometres from New York.
Montenegro is an air destination with very frequent charter flights during the tourist season. The companies Montenegroairlines, JAT, Adria airways
and Austrian airlines
manage scheduled flights, while a couple of other companies organize flights to Podgorica, Tivat and Dubrovnik during the tourist season. (Aeroflot, Air Berlin,
Fisher, Tirolyan, Aviogenex,
CSA, and others).
Two international airports in
Montenegro (Podgorica and Tivat), and one in Croatia
(Dubrovnik) available for those who arrive in Montenegro
by plain.
National carrier, Montenegro
Airlines, operates scheduled flights at to two international airports Tivat and Podgorica.
It was situated at Cilipi 20
km away from Dubrovnik, 24 km from Herceg Novi, 44 km from
Tivat and 68 km from Budva. Tourists coming to Montenegro
with charter flights to Cilipi airport have organized bus transfer to the hotel destination.
You can see a valid timetable
if you visit the pictures..
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Ferryboat lines
Montenegro is connected with whole world by the Adriatic
Sea, and there are regular ferries on routes: Bar-Bari, Bar-Ancona.
The
port of Bar is the bigest port in Montenegro. The capacity depends on the type and length of
boats, 14 to 20 boats can be served at same time.
Sea border crossing:
Ports: Bar, Kotor, Budva and Zelenika.
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Railroad
The existing railways are 249 km long and are predominately electrified. The main railway is Bar-Podgorica-Belgrade
with braches towards Niksic and the other one towards Skadar (Albania).
There are five passenger trains on the Bar-Belgrade route per day: three-express trains, one business, one auto-car
and one train with sleeping cars.
On the Bar-Subotica line there is one daily express train with sleeping cars.
The passenger trains on the Bar-Belgrade line are connected with international trains to Budapest,
Vienna, Paris, Munich, Warsaw, Bucharest, Athens,
Moscow etc.
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Bus transportation
The
bus traffic through Montenegro is very heavy. There are bus stops are in all towns and cities of Montenegro. The ones in Herceg Novi, Budva, Bar, Podgorica
and Pljevlja work 24 hours a day during the tourist season. There are also regular daily bus lines to Belgrade from where international bus lines run.
During
the summer season, the number of buses is increased on most lines through Montenegro,
especially to and from the coast. Timetables are arranged for every year separately.
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Road network
The road network totals 5.174
km. The two major road ways in Montenegro are the Adriatic motorway from Igalo to
Ulcinj and the motorway that links the south and the north, from Pertovac, across Podgorica and Kolasin to Bijelo Polje.
Border
crossing
to
Albania: Bozaj (the
lake Skadarsko), Sukobin near Ulcinj
to
Croatia: Debeli brijeg
to Bosnia and Herzegovina: Vilusi, Vracenovici, Scepan polje and Metaljka.
AMSCG
(Automobile Association of Montenegro) offers: help on roads, towing service, car service in all bigger towns and information
concerning road conditions.
For
help on road call 987, 9807, +382 (0)20 225493, 244467, 225635
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