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Travelling via Croatia

Travelling via Croatia carries the alluring prospect of spending some time on the lovely Croatian coast and islands after your exhausting days or weeks of walking in Montenegro.

Dubrovnik’s airport is actually at Čilipi, less than 20km south of Dubrovnik and only some 30km from the Montenegrin border at Debeli Brijeg. From the airport there is a shuttle bus to Dubrovnik. Take this if you plan to spend the night in Dubrovnik, or go as far as the turn-off to Cavtat if you want to stay there. (The local Dubrovnik-Cavtat bus picks up here, and will take you the last 3km down into Cavtat; it runs approximately every 30mins.)

Old mill in the Ropojana Valley, Prokletije (Route 17)

There are buses from Dubrovnik to Herceg Novi on the Montenegrin coast, continuing to Kotor and Budva at 10.00, 11.00 and 15.00 daily, with the 11.00 service continuing to Ulcinj. Buses don’t pick up from the airport, but will let passengers off there, so unless you plan to spend the night in Dubrovnik, you may be better off taking a taxi over the border and using the bus when you return.