Dubrovnik to Kotor Bus

Bus from Dubrovnik to Kotor has a scheduled driving time from 1 hour and 50 minutes to 2 hours and 30 minutes, but delays may occur due to the border crossing, on some days, crossing is fast on other days, it can take 1 hour or more to cross the border to Montenegro.

In the summer season, there are up to 7 daily departures, the first departure is early in the morning and the last late in the afternoon. In the winter season, there are 3 departures on most weekdays.

A one-way adult ticket is around 25 Euros, if you plan to return to Dubrovnik, you should consider buying a round-trip ticket which is available from 40 Euros. Tickets for children under 12 years of age come with a discount.

No, you do not need to print the ticket when you travel in this direction, all bus companies accept electronic tickets.

Yes, the trip is quite beautiful, if possible, try to grab a seat on the right side of the bus.

The Luggage policy varies from company to company, the general rule is that passengers can bring a smaller cabin back or backpack as well as a regular-sized suitcase for the hold. Note the suitcase for the hold might be subject to charge, which has to be paid in cash, so bring a few Euro coins.

No, there are no direct buses from Dubrovnik Airport to Kotor. You either need to travel to Dubrovnik and then catch a bus to Kotor from there, or, if you wish to travel hassle-free, you can book a transfer directly from Dubrovnik Airport to Kotor.

Depending on where you are from, you might need a visa or other papers to enter Montenegro, Make sure you check with the embassy before you travel. The bus company cannot wait for you at the border!