Ferry from Dubrovnik to Montenegro

When traveling from Dubrovnik to Montenegro, you can also take advantage of regular discounts offered by ferry companies for specific groups of passengers. On Kompas ferries to Budva and Kotor you can expect the following discounts:

• Infants and children up to 2 years old travel for free.
• Children aged 3 to 11 are entitled to 50% off standard ticket prices.

The catamarans operating the Dubrovnik - Montenegro route offer essential amenities to ensure a pleasant and hassle-free journey. Passengers can relax in the air-conditioned indoor lounge with comfortable seating, enjoy snacks and drinks from the onboard bar and benefit from accessible facilities for travelers with disabilities.

Cabins and accommodation

Ferries traveling from Dubrovnik to Montenegro do not have cabins.

Luggage

On Kompas ferries from Dubrovnik to Montenegro, you are typically allowed:

• 1 carry-on bag (measuring 56x45x25 cm, and weighing up to 10 kg) 
• 1 checked bag without size or weight restrictions

You can bring additional pieces of luggage at an extra charge.

Traveling with pets

You can travel with your pet on the ferry from Dubrovnik to Kotor and Budva in Montenegro. All pets must be declared at the time of booking and are subject to an additional fee of €10 per pet.

Make sure your pet has a valid international animal passport, along with all required vaccinations for both the departure and arrival ports. Cats must travel in appropriate carriers, while dogs must not exceed 60 cm in length and 50 cm in height. Dogs are also required to be on a leash and wear a muzzle at all times during the trip.

Don’t forget to bring any essential certificates, tickets and pet supplies to ensure a safe and comfortable journey for your furry companion.

Here are some useful tips to keep in mind for your ferry trip:

• The port of Dubrovnik gets busy over the summer months, so try to get there at least 1 hr before your scheduled departure for a smooth boarding process.
• The ferry crosses the international border between Croatia and Montenegro, so make sure you have your ID or passport.
• If traveling by sea makes you nauseous, consider bringing along seasickness tablets, such as Dramamine. As always, you can discuss your options with your pharmacist or doctor.
• The port of Dubrovnik is a superb base for island-hopping in Croatia, with regular ferries to Hvar, Brač, Korčula, and Pomena.
• Beyond Montenegro, there is also a seasonal ferry connection to Italy, with the Dubrovnik - Bari route operating between May and November.

Where do you get the ferry from Dubrovnik to Montenegro

Ferries to Montenegro depart from the port of Dubrovnik, which is located in the Gruž suburb. The port is near the city center, about 30 min on foot, and is also accessible by car or bus, with the nearest bus station being a 7-min walk away.

The area around the port has plenty amenities and services, including hotels, restaurants, and cafes, as well as an ATM, parking lot, and tourist information center.

Where does the ferry arrive in Montenegro?

Ferries from Dubrovnik arrive at 2 ports in Montenegro: Budva and Kotor.

• Port of Budva: catamarans typically arrive at the Slovenska Obala passenger terminal, located right next to Budva’s charming Old Town. The port is easily accessible on foot. In the immediate area, travelers will find cafés, restaurants, accommodation options, and public transport links
• Port of Kotor: Kompas catamarans typically dock at berth 2 along the Škurda River, just steps away from the entrance to Kotor’s historic Old Town. The port is centrally located, making it easy to reach the town on foot. Nearby, you'll find essential amenities such as restaurants, shops and local transport connections.