Bus schedules and ticketing

Buses operated by 'Blue Line' run from Lepetane towards Tivat and Kotor. The frequency is approximately hourly. Schedules can be found on the Blue Line website under the 'gradski prevoz' section.

Currently, direct public buses do not operate from Podgorica Airport to Budva. Travelers typically need to take a bus or taxi from the airport to Podgorica Bus Station and then board a bus from there to Budva. This involves a transfer and additional travel time.

Bus tickets for travel within Montenegro can be purchased online via busticket4.me. This platform provides information on routes and schedules.

In Montenegro, bus tickets for intercity travel (e.g., Tivat-Budva, Tivat-Kotor) can be purchased at the bus station ticket offices. There isn't a widely advertised online booking platform for all routes, but some third-party websites might offer information or booking for specific services. It is generally recommended to purchase tickets directly from the station.

When traveling by bus from Budva, Montenegro, several options exist. For Petrovac, take a bus towards Bar or Ulcinj (approx. 3.5 EUR), or catch a bus from the main highway departing hourly from Budva's Old Town. Online tickets via busticket4.me require printing and may incur a platform fee, making station purchase often more convenient for routes to Kotor and Herceg Novi. Walking to Mogren beach from the bus station is lengthy; use the main highway bus instead.

Buses in Montenegro typically have a luggage compartment for larger suitcases. Smaller items or backpacks that fit in the overhead or under-seat space can usually be brought into the cabin.

Transport between Kotor and Tivat: 1) Intercity buses depart from Kotor Main Bus Station (Skaljari); tickets are available online at busticket4.me or at the station 10-15 mins before departure. 2) Blue Line local city buses run a route via Prčanj (Kamp–Tivat). Stops may lack posted schedules; check the official 'Blue Line' website (blueline-mne.com) for routes. Travel time on local buses is approx. 40-50 minutes.

Bus tickets from Mostar to Budva can be purchased at the bus station, even if online availability is limited. It is advisable to buy tickets directly from the station, as standing on the bus is generally not permitted. Early morning purchases are recommended for better availability.

Buses from Budva (especially the 10:30 PM service) and Podgorica to Sarajevo may take a different route through Serbia, which can be difficult. It is recommended to opt for earlier departures or consider breaking the journey with an overnight stay in Mostar. The trip from Podgorica takes approximately 6 hours and the route can be more challenging.

To travel from Budva to Kotor, take a bus from the bus station. Inform the ticket seller that you need to go to the cable car, and they should drop you off at the appropriate stop located at the end of the promenade on the right side towards Kotor.

For bus travel within Montenegro, including routes from Kotor to Mostar and Podgorica to Budva/Bečići, the website busticket4.me is a reliable resource for schedules and online ticket purchases. For travel between Herceg Novi, Kotor, and Tivat, cash payments may be accepted at the 'Avtokokaza' (bus station) ticket counter, although online booking might be card-only.

For bus schedules and tickets within Montenegro, including routes from Budva, busticket4.me is a reliable resource. Bus stops in Bečići heading towards Budva are located near the Idea store and opposite the Tara hotel. Additionally, the bus station has departure times posted for various destinations.

Advise users on finding public transport schedules in Montenegro. Suggest checking bus stop schedules for intercity routes and mentioning that official websites or local transport providers might offer detailed information.

Traveling between Tivat and Kotor in Montenegro can be done by bus or taxi. Buses are more economical but can be unreliable, with potential delays or cancellations. Taxis are faster but more expensive. It is advisable to try hailing a taxi on the street, asking a restaurant or bar to order one (which might be cheaper), or using local taxi apps. Be aware that taxi availability can fluctuate.

Traveling between Bar and Ulcinj by bus in Montenegro requires attention to detail. Buses are available, with schedules typically found on busticket4.me. However, not all buses heading to Ulcinj stop at the Bar bus station, functioning more as express routes. Drivers may refuse passengers with luggage if it deviates from their planned route. It's advisable to confirm stops and be prepared for potential discretion by the driver. Be aware of the numerous private bus lines, where drivers often have significant decision-making power.