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   Why should you go to Montenegro?

   • But for the discerning traveller who has an eye for luxury and a quieter side of cool, Montenegro, with its Adriatic 'fjords', striking mountains and elegant marinas, is the in-the-know destination of choice. Why go? Croatia’s under-the-radar neighbour is one of the most beautiful and culturally rich gems of this slice of the Adriatic Sea.

   The luxury guide to Montenegro: where to stay, dine and explore

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   Is Montenegro a safe country to visit?

   • Apart from the occasional scam and pick-pocketing, Montenegro is a safe country to visit. Check out our general tips on how to stay safe while travelling and what to do if something goes wrong. If you’re looking for a country with fast and cheap mobile internet, Montenegro is the place to be.

   Highlights of Montenegro (without a car) - Travel Guide and 14-day

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   When to visit Montenegro?

   • When to visit Montenegro generally depends on where you want to go: If you want to explore the Adriatic coast, avoid the European summer holidays, especially July and August when Serbian and Russian families flock to the Adriatic (and you have gazillion cruise ships anchored in the Bay of Kotor).

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   What should I do if I visit Montenegro?

   • Visitors to Montenegro are advised to follow the guidance of national and local authorities and stay fully informed of what's going on by monitoring local news and social media. Citizens can also follow the Irish Embassy in Budapest on social media (Twitter @irlembbudapest and Facebook) to ensure access to relevant updates and alerts.

   Montenegro | Travel Advice | Department Of Foreign Affairs | Ireland.ie

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   1 day ago · Explore fascinating Montenegro at your own pace. This travel guide and 14-day itinerary will take you to all our favourites. No car needed.

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   1 day ago · Cetinje is an underrated gem and well worth a visit. Learn about all the must-sees in town, and how to visit Mt Lovćen and Ostrog Monastery on day trips.

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   18 hours ago · Overview of Safety in Montenegro. Montenegro is seen as a safe place for solo female travelers to explore. Even though it's mostly secure, using common sense and taking the right steps to stay safe are key. With tourist areas in Montenegro being quite secure, staying alert and cautious is still recommended.

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   1 day ago · Mon., July 8, 2024, 10:23 a.m. EDT · 6 min read. The luxury guide to Montenegro: where to stay, dine and explore. One of Eastern-Europe’s smallest countries is also its most visually arresting and most underrated. But for the discerning traveller who has an eye for luxury and a quieter side of cool, Montenegro, with its Adriatic 'fjords ...

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   3 days ago · Montenegro is still one of the lesser-known holiday destinations in the Balkans, but it is in no way inferior to its popular neighbour Croatia. On the contrary, there are at least as many beautiful beaches waiting for you - except that you don't have to share them with hordes of other tourists.

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   2 days ago · You can stay for up to 90 days in 6 months without a tourist visa from the date of entry into Montenegro. Entry and exit conditions can change at short notice. Contact the nearest embassy or consulate of Montenegro for details about visas, currency, customs and quarantine rules.

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   3 days ago · If you’re travelling to Montenegro, our up-to-date travel advice gives you practical tips on emergency contacts, security, climate and other essential information.