Traveller’s Tips

Passport/Visa Requirements
Passports must be valid for at least three months beyond length of stay required by all nationals with the exception of nationals of EU countries with valid national photo ID cards. Visas are not required by British, Australian, Canadian, USA and other EU residents for stays of up to 90 days. Other nationals are advised to contact their embassy to check visa requirement. All nationals not staying in a hotel are required to register a place of residence with the local police within 24 hours of arrival.

Currency
The national currency in Montenegro is Euros. Money should be exchanged through official exchange offices and banks only. International credit and debit cards such as Visa, Mastercard, Diners Club and Maestro are accepted, but cash may be necessary for some payments. Some ATMs accept Visa or Mastercard, but few accept international debit cards. Although acceptable in theory, in practice these can be very hard to exchange. It is advisable to take cash and credit or debit cards.

Skipper Qualifications
To charter a sailing yacht in Montenegro it is necessary to have sailing certificates proving your competence. The Port Authorities in Croatia require an RYA Day Skipper with VHF qualifications as a sufficient license. International equivalents are also accepted from the majority of countries in Europe, as well as Australia, New Zealand, South Africa etc. Your original certificate should be taken with you and presented upon check in.

Travel Insurance
We strongly advise you to purchase suitable travel insurance before your departure, including cancellation insurance to protect your booking deposit. When you book your holiday through Adriatic Holidays you are comprehensively insured on the yacht you are chartering, and are not liable for any damage beyond the value of the security deposit.

Travel Insurance can be arranged by contacting Cover-More Insurance Services Ltd by telephone on 01245 272408 or email: enquiries@covermore.co.uk. Cover-More Insurance Services Ltd are Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA number: 312172).All the arrangements will be made with the insurance company and a full policy wording will be sent to you directly.

Time Zone
Montenegro is GMT + 1. Summertime, GMT + 2, is synchronised with the EU, end March until the end of October.

Airport Information
Three main airports act as gateways to Montenegro. In Montenegro, Tivat is 34 kilometres and a 30-minute drive from Sveti Stefan and Podgorica (also known locally as Golubovci Airport) is 54 kilometres and just over an hour’s drive away. Dubrovnik Airport in Cilipi, Croatia is approximately 2.5 hours drive away.

Travel times may vary from season to season. Airport transfers are complimentary to and from Tivat and Podgorica airports, and transfers to and from Dubrovnik airport will be charged accordingly. Tivat (TIV) is 4km (2.5 miles) from the city. To/from the airport: Buses run to Herceg Novi and Budva. Taxis are also available. Facilities: Cafes, shops and tourist office. Departure Tax €15.

NEWS AND EVENTS

Aman Resorts has launched Villa Milocer in Montenegro!

Aman Resorts has launched Villa Milocer in Montenegro!

Amanresorts have recently introduced Villa Miločer – Phase One of the resort Aman Sveti Stefan on Montenegro’s dramatic coastline. This restoration project includes Villa Miločer, a graceful former royal summer residence, and the 15th century island of Sveti Stefan which will announce its opening this year.

SPECIAL OFFERS

Gulet ‘Andjeo’ now available for Dubrovnik – Venice route!

Gulet ‘Andjeo’ now available for Dubrovnik – Venice route!

Gulet ‘Andjeo’ is immaculately kept and offers a fantastic service. This gulet now also offers an interesting itinerary on the Venice – Split – Dubrovnik route (or the other way around). Please call us for more information.

Book Gulet Kadena now and receive a free case of wine!!

Book Gulet Kadena now and receive a free case of wine!!

Spend a week on the luxurious gulet ‘Kadena’ in Croatia and experience excellent service while cruising the beautiful Dalmatian coast. This gulet is ideal for large families or groups of up to 14. Book now and a complimentary case of wine will be waiting for you on your arrival!! Please contact us to take advtantage of this fantastic offer.

OUR SUGGESTIONS

Relax in the Villa Milocer, new Aman Resort in Sveti Stefan, Montenegro

Relax in the Villa Milocer, new Aman Resort in Sveti Stefan, Montenegro

Villa Miločer is the former summer residence of Queen Marija Karadordevic (the great granddaughter
of Queen Victoria and the Queen Consort of King Aleksandar of Yugoslavia), and later of Josip Broz Tito, the leader of Yugoslavia until 1980. The construction started in 1934 and was completed in January 1936. Today, it is phase one of Aman Sveti Stefan, completed in 2008. Across the bay the island of Sveti Stefan – a fortified fishing village dating from the 15th century – is presently undergoing an exciting transition to become the second phase of Aman Sveti Stefan.

Sail the coast of Montenegro and enjoy incredible scenary!

Sail the coast of Montenegro and enjoy incredible scenary!

Montenegro makes a brilliant sailing destination. Sail the coast embarking from Kotor or Budva and take in the magnificent fjords and mountains of the Montenegrin coast.