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Montenegro Car Rentals Launches New Website and Expands Pick-Up/Drop-Off Locations to Podgorica Airport, Tivat Airport, Budva, and Kotor

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Montenegro Car Rentals , one of the newest car rental companies, is proud to announce the launch of its brand-new website and the expansion of its pick-up and drop-off locations to include Podgorica Airport, Tivat Airport, Budva, and Kotor.  These exciting results are part of the company’s ongoing commitment to making car rental services more accessible and convenient for travelers exploring Montenegro. The newly launched website has been designed with user-friendliness, offering customers a seamless booking experience. With enhanced features such as detailed vehicle options, instant booking confirmation, and 24/7 customer support integration, the platform ensures that renting a car in Montenegro is easier than ever. New Locations for Greater Convenience In response to growing demand, Montenegro Car Rentals has expanded its pick-up and drop-off services to four key locations: Podgorica Airport : The gateway to Montenegro’s capital city and beyond. Tivat Airport: Perfect for travel...
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Popular car rental in Montenegro

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Montenegro  is the perfect destination for your next vacation - with car rentals, you can explore the country's gorgeous coasts and deep history. Renting a car in Montenegro is one of the best ways to experience this small country and its beautiful landscapes.
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Cheap Car Rental Montenegro

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Roadtrip in Montenegro , from the amazing Boka Bay towards the mountains, is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. By using our car rental Montenegro , visitors can start their adventure in the country's main areas, exploring several Historic Sites, and go on to the beautiful mountains and finish the adventure on the shores of Montenegro's coastal area, enjoying the sunshine on the beach. The cheap and affordable car rental in Montenegro will offer a pleasant experience by allowing you to explore Montenegro with your friends and family. Why do you need a Car Rental in Montenegro? While visiting a far-off country, you might want to have a large portion of your time there by visiting and appreciating numerous spots, and a Montenegro rental vehicle will permit you to do precisely that all through your outing. If you can drive to the advantage of your vehicle, why put yourself to the relentless swarms and restricted schedules of the public vehicle or the exorbitant costs of cabs? With a...
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Rent a Car in Montenegro

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Respecta car offers you car rentals with a large selection of affordable cars and affordable rental prices. Rent a car in Montenegro to visit the most attractive destinations in our beautiful country. Car rental pick-up locations: Budva, Podgorica Airport, Tivat airport, Bar, Kotor, Cetinje, Zabljak and Durmitor. 
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Montenegro Roadtrip Tips: Driving and Montenegrin Toll Roads (3/3)

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 Montenegro doesn’t have toll roads! Which is great if you are travelling by own car or rented. However, they have online one tunnel with toll – it’s called Sozina. It connects the Capital city of Podgorica with south – Bar. It cost’s 2.5 EUR, which is super cheap comparing to toll in Croatia, Slovenia or Italy. There is no option to buy it online, only on the entrance of the tunnel.  Driving a rented car in Montenegrin Towns:  Everything I love about exploring little Montenegrin towns (pedestrian-friendly walkways, picturesque narrow alleyways, beautiful nature, amazing hospitality, etc).  Driving In the Historical Town Centres of Montenegro is not easy: There are a lot of narrow one-way streets, tight blind turns and very narrow streets. It’s best to park 1km from the downtown and walk-in instead. However, parking will is much cheaper in the centre surrounding.  Visit Kotor and Boka Bay: Whole Old town Kotor is under UNESCO protection. It’s a town museum. You ...
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Montenegro Roadtrip Tips - part (2/3)

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 Car Rental Surcharges in Montenegro For us, it was super important to understand potential extra charges so we can make a calculated decision to accept or avoid them. To keep your car rental costs optimised, be aware of these common extra charges: Extra Insurance: In case of damage to your car, the extra insurance brings down the cost of your deductible.  However, we didn’t think the extra daily charge was worth the additional coverage.  That’s our personal choice and the risk we were willing to take. No to In-Car Wifi and a GPS System: Using the free app Google maps on our phones, we could download maps and use them offline.  There was no need for us to pay extra for in-car wifi or a GPS System. Dropping a Car Off in a Different Location Has a Surcharge: We began our rental in Podgorica and dropped off at the airport in Tivat. For us, the fee was €20 to drop the vehicle off in a different location. Despite the regular cost, we did this anyway because our next stop...
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Montenegro Roadtrip Tips: Everything You Need to Know about Renting a Car & Driving in Montenegro (1/3)

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  The first country. The first European stop on our round-the-Europe trip was Montenegro, the pearl of the Mediterranean sea. After a lovely 3 days in Podgorica, I rented a car with my family to take a road trip through Montenegro.     Montenegro, the black mountain country, is made up of small-town and cities, like Budva, Tivat, Kotor, Cetinje, Zabljak, Kolasin. Because of its resorts and beaches, Montenegro is a super popular vacation hotspot for European and international vacationers.   The bus was not a possible option for us, since we have 5 members family. So, we rented a car to give ourselves more flexibility to stop in smaller towns and check out different parts of the beautiful black mountain country. How Much Does it Cost to Rent a Car in  Montenegro ?   We booked a car 3 months before the trip, via local online service Respecta Car. The daily cost of our car, a Hyundai i20, was very reasonable and affordable. However, the low upfront cost of the ...
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