Yacht Charter in Montenegro

To charter a yacht in Montenegro is one of the most exciting ways travelers can discover this wonderful country in the Balkan Peninsula. Croatia is a short 30 minutes away, with Italy also a stone's throw away. With perfect sailing conditions in the summer, Montenegro offers plenty of itineraries to choose from for a yacht charter holiday in the Adriatic Sea.

Yacht charter prices in Montenegro depend on several factors, such as the type of boat, the rental duration, the number of people on board, and cruising destinations. A 44-foot catamaran with six cabins can cost around $3,100 for a week's rent, while a 289-foot luxury yacht for 12 people on board can cost about $480,000 for a week's rent. A 310-foot superyacht complete with marble finishing, swimming pool, and ensuite facilities can go for $1.2M for a week's charter in Montenegro.

The yachting season in Montenegro falls in the summer, which is the hottest and driest time of the year. The months of May to September offer ideal sailing conditions, with May and June being the peak season for sailing.

A full day yacht charter in Montenegro can start in Tivat, on the Bay of Kotor. Being the country's tourism center, a visit to Budva's long sandy beaches is a top priority on your itinerary. Before you arrive at Budva, however, you must visit the Blue Grottos, where a fantastic array of river caves are found on the coast, accessible only by boat. You can take a kayak to enter the Grottos or swim inside.

You can enjoy a few hours on Budva's sandy beaches, explore the town with its narrow streets, the old walled city, or have lunch in the sea's restaurants. You can then head to the island of Sveti Stefan, where you can spend an hour or two on the north or south beaches, which are open to the public for a fee. An ancient fishing village, the island is now privately owned by a 5-star resort, but the island remains a sight for sore eyes and makes for a great cruise along the waters.

An overnight yacht charter in Montenegro can take you to the port town of Bar, where you can discover the well-preserved old town, taking you back in time. Look for an ancient olive tree that's 2,000 years old, visit the castle of King Nikola, and explore Lake Skadar, the largest lake at the Balkan Peninsula. Drop anchor on the Bay and continue your itinerary in Budva, where you can marvel at the narrow streets and seaside vibe with gourmet restaurants and cafes. Enjoy a swim in one of the beaches before you get back on board and head back to Tivat.

Cruising along the coastal villages and towns of Montenegro can take you a week to explore. Therefore, a one-week liveaboard on a private yacht charter is perfect for an immersive experience in this small Balkan country. Here is a sample one-week yacht charter itinerary in Montenegro:

Day 1: Herceg Novi

Depart from Tivat's town on the Bay of Kotor and visit the small coastal town of Herceg Novi, which sits on the Bay entrance. Here, you will find three medieval fortresses, several beaches to enjoy swimming and kayaking, mud baths, and a beautiful old town with winding stone streets.

Day 2: Ulcinj

Cruise along the coast and drop anchor in Ulcinj, which borders Albania. It has a lively nightlife scene in the summer, and its Old Town is worth exploring with its stone walls. Climb the beautiful castle that overlooks the sea for panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea, then have drinks at a hilltop bar with stunning views of the Bay.

Day 3: Petrovac

A day of enjoying the beach is waiting for you at Petrovac, a 600-meter long famous beach. After, head to the promenade where bars and cafes are found, then visit a 16th-century fortress built by the Venetians. There are plenty of water sports activities here, and several excellent seafood restaurants, an ideal place for families.

Day 4: Radovici

Visit the Blue Grottos on the Lustica Peninsula, where water's bluest shades offer excellent swimming conditions. Only about 500 people live here, making it a charming, quaint, and warm coastal village with small shops and alleys.

Day 5: Rose

This picturesque village located on the peninsula's western tip features a rocky beach that offers excellent diving spots for scuba dive enthusiasts. It is a fisherman's village with mountains as backdrops and provides a peaceful and tranquil destination.

Day 6: Kotor

Located on the Dalmatian Bay, Kotor is surrounded by tall, beautiful cliffs and a fort covering the coast. The village's old town center is worth a visit, with its winding streets, Romanesque churches, and medieval structures. Head to the village of Perast on the Bay's edge and visit the small islet where the Our Lady of the Rocks is found, one of Montenegro's top tourist spots.

Day 7: Tivat

Your seventh and last day will be spent cruising back to Tivat and making shortstops in the small coastline villages or secluded beaches found on the coast.

Montenegro's wedding yacht charter gives you an excellent opportunity to cruise along the Bay of Kotor and have the beautiful scenery and mountains in your backdrop. Give your guests the chance to explore one of Europe's most beautiful parts, as you move on to enjoy your honeymoon after your wedding yacht charter. With delicious cuisines, free-flowing drinks on board, and a lively party atmosphere, a yacht charter for a Montenegro wedding is genuinely a unique experience that can't be met by any other wedding destination in the world.

As the Pearl of the Mediterranean, Montenegro offers lavish lifestyles with its luxury boutiques, casinos, nightclubs, and cosmopolitan appeal. But amidst all this, its natural wonders are relatively untouched. Its historical towns offer so much beauty and tranquility that you will feel like you've been transported to another century. Imagine enjoying all these wonders of Montenegro while onboard your very own exclusive luxury yacht, complete with VIP service and luxurious amenities. It genuinely is the best and only way to enjoy a luxury holiday in this small Balkan country. Montenegro's location on the Adriatic Sea and Balkan Peninsula offers yacht charter holidays indeed one of a kind. Unlike any other, a cruise along the beautiful coastline with the perfect mix of history and natural scenery offers elite travelers a fantastic Mediterranean experience.