A few tips for anybody planning to travel to Montenegro and wondering what driving there is like. Feel free to ask questions or leave comments! Music: www.bensound.com
Thank-you Brandin - this is a great video you provided. We returned last year from 6 weeks in Yorkshire and I find it takes a few days to get used to the local roads and rental vehicle on each trip, but that's a good tip about the speed zones.
thank you, I am very helpful to know that a green card is needed because some people say that it is needed, others say that it is not needed. we have a golf 2 and now we are thinking whether to ride it or not. 😊
Im guessing north americans arent used to changing speeds regularly. We have the same speed limits in the uk in residential areas, it really isnt an issue as its corrisponds with potential hazards. Looks like a lovely place to visit, thanks for the video.
durring summer time this speed limits are indeed very annoying.. But over winter and autumn the roads can be very slippery due to the rain and snow, and if you loose control you will end up failling of the cliff instead of just bumping into the fence a bit. Driving 20 is indeed annoying
Very interesting and similar to my own experience of driving in Montenegro. Some really beautiful scenery and all the main roads were decent. The little mountain roads were a bit more challenging but that's to be expected. Shame about your unfortunate situation with the Bosnian Police - things like that don't help tourism sadly.
thanks a lot for this! how about the gas stations? are there enough along the way and is the price reasonable? also, do you have to pay for parking spots in all/most areas?
I don't recall having any issues finding fuel, however I was mainly in the more populated southern part of the country. I also recall the price being comparable to other European countries, and we were driving a Polo, which is fairly economical. We mostly parked at the hotel or in rural areas, so didn't have to spend much time finding parking in urban areas, so I can't necessarily comment on that!
Thank you For the Interesting and Informative Video. Just a quick question, Was the car you driving left or right handed? As Cars in Montenegro are right and I would like to hire a Car left handed to avoid any confusion :D
Thanks for watching! I was driving a left hand drive Volkswagen. I don't recall seeing many right hand drive vehicles in Montenegro, I believe most were left hand drive.
Exactly. The speed limits are a dessaster! Thrust me, I live in Montenegro, had like 4 speed tikets in one year. Do you know another country in the world that put you a 30eur tiket for going at 46km/h???
Thank you for sharing this video with us. I am thinking of renting a car from Perast to Lake Skadar, Montenegro. Any advice or recommendations, car rental company, etc..? Thanks.
Sounds like a great trip! Unfortunately I don't have a lot to contribute as far as renting a car in Montenegro is concerned, as we rented our car outside of the country.
Thank-you Brandin - this is a great video you provided. We returned last year from 6 weeks in Yorkshire and I find it takes a few days to get used to the local roads and rental vehicle on each trip, but that's a good tip about the speed zones.
Thanks a lot! I will have my summer holiday in Montenegro this year, and i will go with motorbike, and your video all the information that i need.
Solid video Brandon! Looks like a beautiful drive 👌🏼!
the incomparable road along the coast. 2:32 - the fantastic view.
Will be going to Kotor from Dubrovnik next month. Thanks for sharing.
Great video and super helpful!
Great video! Thanks Brandin
Thanx this is very helpful and informative 🙏🏼
Very helpful! Thanks so much!!
thank you, I am very helpful to know that a green card is needed because some people say that it is needed, others say that it is not needed. we have a golf 2 and now we are thinking whether to ride it or not. 😊
Im guessing north americans arent used to changing speeds regularly. We have the same speed limits in the uk in residential areas, it really isnt an issue as its corrisponds with potential hazards. Looks like a lovely place to visit, thanks for the video.
durring summer time this speed limits are indeed very annoying.. But over winter and autumn the roads can be very slippery due to the rain and snow, and if you loose control you will end up failling of the cliff instead of just bumping into the fence a bit. Driving 20 is indeed annoying
Very very good video nice ji
You are always welcome in Montenegro!
Very interesting and similar to my own experience of driving in Montenegro. Some really beautiful scenery and all the main roads were decent. The little mountain roads were a bit more challenging but that's to be expected. Shame about your unfortunate situation with the Bosnian Police - things like that don't help tourism sadly.
This is so very informative and well thought through presentation. Great job.
Wonder who is the lone soul with a down vote for this video 🙄
Thank you very much, I'm glad you found it useful!
Nice your video
3:44 - this is not a wide road.
thanks a lot for this! how about the gas stations? are there enough along the way and is the price reasonable? also, do you have to pay for parking spots in all/most areas?
I don't recall having any issues finding fuel, however I was mainly in the more populated southern part of the country. I also recall the price being comparable to other European countries, and we were driving a Polo, which is fairly economical. We mostly parked at the hotel or in rural areas, so didn't have to spend much time finding parking in urban areas, so I can't necessarily comment on that!
Thank you For the Interesting and Informative Video. Just a quick question, Was the car you driving left or right handed? As Cars in Montenegro are right and I would like to hire a Car left handed to avoid any confusion :D
Thanks for watching! I was driving a left hand drive Volkswagen. I don't recall seeing many right hand drive vehicles in Montenegro, I believe most were left hand drive.
Exactly. The speed limits are a dessaster! Thrust me, I live in Montenegro, had like 4 speed tikets in one year. Do you know another country in the world that put you a 30eur tiket for going at 46km/h???
Glad to hear the locals find it as infuriating as I did! Where I live in Canada going 10km over the limit the fine is around $180 CAD or 115 Euro!
Thank you for sharing this video with us. I am thinking of renting a car from Perast to Lake Skadar, Montenegro. Any advice or recommendations, car rental company, etc..? Thanks.
Sounds like a great trip! Unfortunately I don't have a lot to contribute as far as renting a car in Montenegro is concerned, as we rented our car outside of the country.
@@brandinstoesz2028 ok. Thanks
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i went to montenegro btw from germany althe way ther it toook long and we got hit 2 times im never going ther ever again
That's rough! Sorry to hear your trip didn't go smoothly. Grüssen von Kanada!
As a native Montenegrin those speed limits don’t mean shit 20 means 40 40 means 80
😂😂😂 what about police traps? are they going to stop and fine me if I go with that advice