In the main seaside resort of the country - Budva, you can get from two Montenegrin International Airports: Tivat and Podgorica. Best of all in Tivat, located 20 kilometers from Budva, fly in season: charters, both from the Russian capital and the regions. In the Montenegrin capital, Podgorica can be reached by both directly on charter flights and regular flights Air Serbia through Belgrade.
From Tivat to Budva
The easiest way to get from Tivat to Budva by taxi, however, this trip will cost 25 euros, and this is not a high season when taxi drivers raise prices. A little less comfortable, but a slightly cheaper way to get from the airport to Tivat for 6-8 euros, and from there already by bus before Budva. Or the most budget and uncomfortable option: walk to the road near the airport, stop there the bus with a table "Tivat" (to Tivat Airport do not reach the buses), get to the city bus station, and from there, there is a direct bus to Budva bus station.
From Podgorica to Budva
Here the action plan is approximately the same as when traveling from Tivat. The most convenient and expensive option is a taxi. You can get on the bus: first from the airport to the bus station Podgorica, and from there already on the coast. The cost of a ticket to the Podgorica-Budva bus does not exceed 8-10 euros per person, travel time is about an hour.
By train
From the Belarusian station of Moscow through Budapest and Belgrade in Montenegro is a foreign car. True, the railway branch of the country passes by Podgorica to the bar, bypassing Budva. However, you can get to one of these cities, and there to transfer to the train. Unless, of course, does not confuse the need to make a double or multiple Schengen visa or and 60 hours on the way.
By bus to Budva
It is clear that you can get to Budva on the bus only from neighboring countries. But if you, being in one of the neighboring countries, decided to ride the famous resort, then do it is not difficult. So, in Budva, you can get from Sarajevo, Croatian Dubrovnik and Split (do not forget about the visa), as well as from other Montenegrin cities.
By car
To admit when I saw a car with Russian numbers in Montenegro, was very surprised. After all, the distance, for example, from Moscow to Budva - about 3 thousand kilometers. Since the path lies after half of Europe, you will have to make a minimum two-time Schengen visa. And do not forget about the cost of gasoline in European countries - here it is 2.5 times higher.
