Dubrovnik to Budva, door to door

Budva is the busiest beach town in Montenegro, about two and a half hours from Dubrovnik via the Debeli Brijeg crossing and the Bay of Kotor.

Dalibor drives you to your hotel or apartment in Budva, Bečići or nearby, and back to Dubrovnik or the airport when your stay is over.

At a glance

Distance: About 110 km
Drive: Around 2.5 hours, plus the border
Border: Croatia – Montenegro, passport or ID card
Price: Price on request
Night rides 00:00–06:00: +€5 per vehicle.
Vehicles: Ford Tourneo Connect, 2024 · up to 6 passengers · luggage checked before confirming

Flights and the border

On the way back, the border is the part nobody can predict. Send your flight time from Dubrovnik and the pick-up is set with room for the queue.

Questions about Budva

What documents do we need?

Every passenger needs a valid passport or an ID card accepted for entry into Montenegro. Rules depend on nationality, so check yours before you travel.

Can we stop somewhere on the way?

Yes. Perast and Kotor are right on the route, and the transfer via Perast and Kotor plans time in both.

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Budva via Perast and Kotor

Other transfers

Dubrovnik – Cavtat

Half an hour down the coast to the harbour town near the airport, day or night.
Dubrovnik – Ston

To the walls and salt pans of Ston, or lunch on the water in Mali Ston.
Dubrovnik – Split

North along the coast and over the Pelješac Bridge, no border, straight to your address in Split.
Dubrovnik – Kotor

Over the border into Montenegro and round the bay to the old town of Kotor.
Dubrovnik – Mostar

Inland along the Neretva to Mostar and its Old Bridge, in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Dubrovnik – Međugorje

Pilgrims and visitors, collected at the airport or your door, with the return timed to your flight.