The Prices in Montenegro
It is advisable for those who decided to have a rest on the Adriatic coast, if they are going in full throat, book their room at ahead of time. To have a safe and comfortable stay in the locale do learn every detail about hotels, places of interest it has to fascinate you & rates applied.
Cheaper than America and Europe
Since the country uses Euro as its currency, prices in Montenegro are among the most affordable in Europe. The average price difference is evident compared to the American and European countries. American prices are on average 1.85 more expensive than Montenegro prices. So, what you can buy for 1.85 Euros in America, you can buy for 1 Euro in Montenegro. You can make other price predictions based on this general rate. Let’s take a look at the costs of various expenses.
A Temporary Warning
The prices given here are those in effect at the beginning of the Covid-19 period. During the posting of the article, I noticed a slight increase in prices, but I did not make an update, as I predicted that after a temporary fluctuation, prices will return to their previous level. For the update, I think it would be good to wait for the market to calm down.
Eating Costs
In Montenegro, the cost of dining varies depending on where you choose to eat or purchase items. The most economical option for purchasing goods is in supermarkets, where prices are fixed. Prices for items differ in markets. In addition, street food is widely available you can have some meat and vegetable sandwiches or 2 euros pizzas.
The average price will be 10-12 euros for three meals a day in a cafe. Dining at a smaller restaurant will require a slightly higher budget, starting from 35 euros. These prices do not include beverages.
Cost of Mobile Connection
Since now in the 21st century, no one can be thought of without a telephone communication connection. In this high mountainous country like Montenegro is such a service can cost dearly. The country has similar tariffs from three mobile operators. The cost of a minute of conversation is 0.12 euro, and 1 MB of internet data – only 0.04 euros!
Flight Costs
There are two international airports in Montenegro : Tivat and Podgorica .. Flights to Montenegro from European countries tend to be in the upper end of the cheap price band. Flights from Montenegro to other countries are quite economical. Each flight from Moscow to Tivat will cost about 6000 rubles . More than 11000 rubles will have to be paid for a ticket from Moscow to Podgorica.
Group ticket purchases will be cost-effective, as compared to individual tickets. Pricing: For ticket delivery 20 euros extra is being charged hence it needs to be confirmed if this price includes that or will have to pay separately. Kind of indirect flights to Montenegro, and takes a few hours in some cases but is the best way if you want to save money. In February, you can get the cheapest air tickets. During the season, as it turns into a warmer time of year prices generally go up.
Transport Costs
Transport Costs: Transport costs in Montenagro vary, and this section will show examples of the cost of taxis, buses,trains,bicycle rentals cars.
It will cost a small fortune to get a taxi. As an example, a taxi ride to some resort from the airport could cost 20 up to even possibly 30 euros. Most experienced with budget travelers including buses and trains. A one-way ticket [effective between cities] often costs about 6 euros.
If you want to travel up and down along the coast, consider renting a car. Car Rental Prices – Depending on the time of year, car brand and the length of the rent period NB: There are paying toll roads in Montenegro – 2.5 euros The process of renting a car starts from 150-300 euros deposit + 40 euros per day for rent. The longer the rental, the better the value. The cost of renting a car for a few days is , higher than the expenses compared to long-term rent .
Fuel Costs
Fuel quality in Montenegro is different, some there to choose the right gas station. The price of 98-octane gasoline is , set at EUR1.24/liter,, while diesel costs just EUR1.07 /liter .
Cost of Attractions
When you came here from a far country, this place got lots of beautiful attractions to see in the complete end. Here are some things to keep in the back of your mind when planning leisure time.
Price of Excursions in Montenegro (per person) :
Children are offered discounts by many travel agencies When planning for a large group, it’s cheaper to book smaller excursions specific to their likes.
Extra costs during your holidays: Even thought the access to most beaches in Montenegro is free of charge, you have additional expenses -sunbeds, umbrellas.
Clothing Costs
Montenegro is no shopping diva, but clothing from famous brands at affordable prices can be found. Approx the price of Clothes in branded boutiques: trousers (50 euros), Shoes (from 65 euros), Dresses(from 30 euros), Swimsuits(starting from$15 and beach bags(7 euros or more than that). Market: Yes, you can get items at a low price but the standard can be found in boutiques.
Super Market Prices
The most reliable way to estimate today’s prices for products in Montenegro is to go there on the web resources of supermarkets. I bring here the links of these chain stores for you to search there with your postcode and see prices in 3 national supermarkets:
voli.me
Ideaonline.me
Aromamarketi.me
The ranking here is from high to low,, but the price difference between them is very small .
Cost of Gifts and Souvenirs
No holiday is complete without souvenirs and presents. Although not an avid foodie destination, Montenegro has a few hidden gems for those who have more adventurous palates! Yes, these foods are local enough to be purchased as gifts :
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Disclaimer:
The price information provided here may be outdated or may have changed. We may be late in updating the prices in the article. You must consider all these situations. Our website is not responsible for any changes in information. ■
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