How long is the transfer from Dubrovnik to Montenegro?
Located to the south west of Croatia, Montenegro is an untapped gem of a destination. Arguably one of the most picturesque countries in the Balkans, it's easily accessible at just a 40 minute transfer from Croatia's Dubrovnik Airport.
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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!
There are two border crossings from Croatia into Montenegro, Kobila and Debeli Brijeg, with Debeli Brijeg being the most used. Be warned that long waiting times at the border are not unusual during the summer months.
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.