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MCM camping

Montenegro - UlcinjDistance from Dover: 2305 km
7.4

Average

2 reviews

Auto camp Mlinski Potok

Auto camp Mlinski Potok

Montenegro - ZabljakDistance from Dover: 2125 km
8.3

Fantastic

1 review

Camping Eko Oaza

Camping Eko Oaza

Montenegro - DobrilovinaDistance from Dover: 2353 km
8.5

Fantastic

1 review

1/1

Camp Virpazar

Montenegro - VirpazarDistance from Dover: 2282 km
Camp Scepanovic

Camp Scepanovic

Montenegro - MojkovacDistance from Dover: 2295 km
8.5

Fantastic

0 reviews

Camping Maslina

Camping Maslina

Montenegro - BuljaricaDistance from Dover: 2255 km
8.3

Fantastic

8 reviews

Camp Oliva

Camp Oliva

Montenegro - UtjehaDistance from Dover: 2287 km
8.2

Fantastic

0 reviews

Camp Kod Boce

Camp Kod Boce

Montenegro - RazvršjeDistance from Dover: 2121 km
Kamp resort Frutak

Kamp resort Frutak

Montenegro - DanilovgradDistance from Dover: 2254 km
Camping Tropicana Beach

Camping Tropicana Beach

Montenegro - UlcinjDistance from Dover: 2305 km
7.5

Average

1 review

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Campsites in Beautiful Montenegro

Montenegro is also called the Land of the Black Mountains. This small country is located in the Balkans and is capturing the hearts of more and more travellers. With its natural beauty, charm and hospitality, it is a popular destination for a camping holiday. It is also a country that has not yet been discovered by mass tourism, which means that you can still experience the authenticity of Montenegro in many locations. To put it briefly, if you are looking for the beauty of nature and peace and quiet, then consider a campsite in Montenegro!

A Small Country with a Great Countryside

The rocky mountains, green valleys and clear blue lakes: Montenegro causes the hearts of nature lovers to beat faster. The country is also next to the Adriatic Sea and has a coastal strip of 300 kilometres that is characterized by vast sandy beaches and impressive rock formations.

Despite the country’s modest size, the landscape is very varied. The Durmitor National Park is one of the highlights of Montenegro. This park has been included on the UNESCO World Heritage List with good reason. If you are looking for an outing while at the campsite, a visit to this park is an excellent option.

Affordable Camping

Another advantage to the lack of mass tourism in Montenegro – in addition to the tranquillity and authenticity – is that it is budget friendly. Compared to other European destinations, Montenegro is in most respects considerably cheaper, with affordable campsites that offer good amenities. Along the coast in particular, campsites have large restaurants as main sources of income, allowing you to enjoy local dishes at an affordable price. And, in Montenegro, you also pay very little for public transport and activities.

Historic Traces

Montenegro has a rich culture and history, formed by various peoples. Today the country is greatly influenced by the culture of its neighbours Croatia, Kosovo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Albania.

The very first inhabitants of the area, however, were the Illyrians, who first lived here between 650 and 135 B.C. This Indo-European empire left behind various settlements, the ruins of which you can still view today.

Later, under Roman rule, theatres, temples and forts were built. The arrival of the Slavic tribes in the 6th and 7th century had a lasting influence on language and culture. In medieval times, the Venetians were the ones who dominated the coastal areas.

Their architecture and forts are still prominent in places like Kotor and Perast. There also still traces of the period during which Montenegro was part of the Ottoman Empire. The mosques and bridges from that time can still be admired.

Dishes from Montenegrin Cuisine

While on holiday, you will also want to taste what it is that makes the country so special. Montenegro has a varied history and the cuisine it offers is therefore a melting pot of various influences:

  • One of the favourite dishes is ćevapi: small, grilled meat sausages, often served with fresh bread, onion and a creamy cheese called kajmak.
  • Another speciality is burek, a savoury pie filled with meat, cheese or vegetables.
  • Fish-lovers will enjoy the Adriatic seafood, with dishes like crni rižot, a black risotto tinted with squid ink.
  • And for those who love sweets, there is priganice. These are small, fluffy balls of dough sprinkled with sugar or honey, often served on festive occasions.

Practical Tips

Are you curious as to which languages are spoken in Montenegro? The official language is Montenegrin, which closely resembles Serbian or Croatian. In the coastal areas, people usually speak English or German as well. Out in the countryside, Google Translate can assist in overcoming language barriers. The mobile network is excellent; for a small fee, you can purchase a SIM card that allows unlimited internet.

When packing for your camping holiday, it is important to take the changing weather into account. The summers are warm and sunny but, in the mountains especially, it can cool off quite a bit at night. Make sure you take along light clothing for the daytime and warmer layers for the evenings.

Book Your Pitch at the Campsite

In Montenegro, camping allows you the opportunity to embrace the natural beauty, the rich history and the local culture of this country at a reasonable price. If you are looking for an adventurous holiday destination with a touch of undiscovered charm, then definitely consider booking a campsite in Montenegro. It is the way to enjoy all the beauty that this Balkan country has to offer.

Important information for your trip to Montenegro

Petrol (Euro super 95, Bezolovni 95, 95 unleaded and Euro super 98, Bezolovni 98) is widely available, as is diesel (Eurodizel). LPG is available at a reasonable number of petrol stations, mainly at Jugopetrol’s EKO petrol stations. The Italian adapter (dish) is used for refuelling with LPG. There are sufficient petrol stations along the coast, with less petrol stations inland. Most petrol stations are open from 8:00 to 20:00 at least and the petrol stations along motorways are often open day and night. Often there is full-service at the pump. A small filled reserve tank is permitted duty-free.